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  • Ruth Taylor on Game-changing footwear tech prevents trips and falls in stroke and MS survivors
  • davepickering on Royston Wardieburn’s creative writers celebrate Windows To Our Past

Scottish Studies at Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre

Wednesdays mornings from 10am – 12 noon for six weeks.

First session is Wednesday 3rd November.

To book your place call Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre on 315 4989 or email info@drylawnc.org.uk

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Posted on 25/10/202125/10/2021Author davepickeringCategories Drylaw TelfordTags art, art galleries, learning, Lifelong learning, Liz Lochhead, Mary Queen of Scots, museums, nationalism, People's History, Robert Louis Stevenson, Scottish Cultural Studies, Scottish culture, Scottish history, trips

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