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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

Capital Carers AGM

Wednesday 13th February from 12 – 2pm at The Prentice Centre

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Posted on 04/02/201904/02/2019Author davepickeringCategories Almond, Blackhall, Clermiston, Comely Bank, Corstorphine, Craigleith, Cramond, Davidsons Mains, Drumbrae, Drylaw Telford, Granton, Inverleith, Muirhouse, North Edinburgh News, Pilton, Royston/Wardieburn, Silverknowes, South Queensferry, Stockbridge, Trinity, Uncategorized, Wardie, Waterfront, West Granton, West PiltonTags Capital Carers, North West Carers, The Prentice Centre

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