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  • Ash Regan’s Nordic Model bill under fire for flawed costings and negligible impact on crime | Noah News on National Ugly Mugs: New Law to outlaw purchase of sex could lead to just 45 recorded crimes a year, Ash Regan admits
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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

SOCIAL CARE CRISIS IN EDINBURGH: EDINBURGH TUC CONFERENCE

SATURDAY 14th SEPTEMBER from 10am – 1pm

at AUGUSTINE UNITED CHURCH, GEORGE IV BRIDGE

For further information contact:

EDINBURGH TUC – telephone 0773 491 2536

or email edinburghtradeunioncouncil@gmail.com

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Posted on 27/08/202427/08/2024Author davepickeringCategories city centre, North Edinburgh NewsTags community health partnerships, conference, Councillors, crisis, Edinburgh Integration Joint Board, Edinburgh Trade Union Council, Edinburgh TUC, EIJB, free event, funding cuts, Health and Social Care, Health and wellbeing, impact of further funding cuts, Social Care Crisis in Edinburgh, STUC, third sector organisations, trade unions, UNISON, UNITE

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