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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

Art Offenders exhibition and pop-up shop at Spartans tomorrow

WEDNESDAY 8th DECEMBER at SPARTANS COMMUNITY FOOTBALL ACADEMY

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Posted on 07/12/202107/12/2021Author davepickeringCategories North Edinburgh NewsTags Ainslie Park, Art Offenders exhibiion, charity fundraising, exhibition and pop-up shop, free entry, Scottish Veterans Residencies, spartans alternative school, Spartans Community Football Academy

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