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Category: North Edinburgh News
Napier University appoints new Head of Development
EDINBURGH Napier graduate Barbara Kidd has returned to her old university to take charge of the fundraising campaigns which will reinforce the quality of its teaching programmes. Continue reading Napier University appoints new Head of Development
Scottish Government acts to build a fairer housing market
Ensuring the housing market is fairer and delivers more people the homes they want is at the heart of a package announced by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon yesterday. Continue reading Scottish Government acts to build a fairer housing market
Creative Writing Course at Granton Library
CREATIVE WRITING COURSE: starts Wednesday 15th May
After the success of the first course we are running another one! Please come and join us as we have more fun with words and language. The course runs for six weeks.
Starting: Wednesday 15 May, 1 – 2.30pm
Where: GRANTON LIBRARY
Contact Lorrane on 552 5700 to book your place
Gin Festival at Ye Olde Inn
Sunday 5th May from 2pm at Ye Olde Inn, Davidsons Mains
Early Learning Payment: new benefit opens for qpplications
A new benefit for low income families opens for applications this morning (Monday 29 April). The £250 Early Learning Payment is for children aged between two to three and a half and can be used for anything from children’s clothes and shoes to toys, books or days out. Continue reading Early Learning Payment: new benefit opens for qpplications
Swinney announces new early intervention fund
A new fund to help support children, young people and families has been announced by Deputy First Minister John Swinney – but grants won’t be available until June next year. This fund will replace the Children, Young People and Families Early Intervention and Empowering Communities Fund, which comes to an end next March. Continue reading Swinney announces new early intervention fund
Epilepsy Youth Project supported by Scottish Children’s Lottery
Epilepsy Scotland has been awarded a £6,403 grant from the Scottish Children’s Lottery to support its work with young people with epilepsy in Edinburgh. Continue reading Epilepsy Youth Project supported by Scottish Children’s Lottery
Fun Science Sessions for Forthview parents and carers
Next session’s on Tuesday
Lifesaving defib installed in Drylaw Police Station
Police have agreed to host four new defibrillators at stations across the city to ensure enhanced provision of life saving treatment for those in need – and Drylaw is one of the communities to benefit. Continue reading Lifesaving defib installed in Drylaw Police Station