Scottish Book Trust, the national charity aiming to transform lives through reading and writing, has today announced the second Ignite Fellowship awardees. Continue reading Ignite Fellowship awardees announced
Category: North Edinburgh News
Christmas cheer at Easter Road
Free Christmas dinner at Hibernian FC
Heriot Watt’s Team ESTEEM tackles SDME challenge
Students to design and construct House of the Future
YOU ARE MAGIC at North Edinburgh Arts
You are magic! brings thrilling illusions, spooky mind reading, stunning sleight-of-hand, and death-defying escapes to North Edinburgh Arts.
In this magic production, the audience helps to create the show by using their imagination, ingenuity, and ability to saw someone in half. Gasp, laugh, and discover your secret magical talents. And who knows, you might even become the star of the show!
When: Sat, 21 Dec 3pm & 5pm
Tickets: £8 (Full), £5 (Concessions), £3.50 (Good Neighbour card holders)
Age: 5+
Book tickets online www.ticketsource.co.uk/north-edinburgh-arts
Ben Stokes voted Sports Personality of the Year
Tomorrow: Community Christmas at Granton Primary School
Tuesday 17th December, 7 – 7.30pm
Granton Primary School, Boswall Parkway
Doddie Weir to receive Helen Rollason Award at BBC Sports Personality of the Year
Your chance to win uniquely Scottish prizes and support the Heart of Scotland appeal
National charity Heart Research UK has launched a very special prize draw as part of the Heart of Scotland appeal, a fundraising campaign to tackle heart disease, Scotland’s single biggest killer. Continue reading Your chance to win uniquely Scottish prizes and support the Heart of Scotland appeal
Quarriers Annual Noel Lunch raises £76,000 to support vital trauma services
The annual Quarriers Noel Lunch has raised an incredible £76,000 to support its range of vital services across Scotland supporting people who have experienced trauma. Continue reading Quarriers Annual Noel Lunch raises £76,000 to support vital trauma services
Industry awards for modern apprentices
The hard work and dedication of modern apprentices at the City of Edinburgh Council was recognised this week as 18 young people graduated and were given an industry award.
Among the graduates were three previous participants of Edinburgh Project SEARCH, the highly successful programme for young people with a disability.