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Category: North Edinburgh News
Operations cancelled as Western tackles bacterial infection
A ‘small number’ of patients at Edinburgh’s Western General Hospital are being treated for a bacterial infection. Continue reading Operations cancelled as Western tackles bacterial infection
Meet the Funders at West Pilton Neighbourhood Centre
Easter Eggstravaganza at Redhall Walled Garden
Redhall Walled Garden is holding a community Easter Open Day on Saturday 20th April (12-4pm). See attached poster for further details. Continue reading Easter Eggstravaganza at Redhall Walled Garden
Lynne Franks OBE and ‘Connected Sisters’ celebrate International Womens Day with Big Reveal
Worlds first global women’s circle ’Connected Sisters’ to launch
Lynne’s new body of work ‘The Power of Seven’
Connected Sisters, the online and social media platform for women to share true life stories, will sharing an exclusive interview with Lynne Frankes, OBE on International Women’s Day, 8th March 2019. Continue reading Lynne Franks OBE and ‘Connected Sisters’ celebrate International Womens Day with Big Reveal
Brexit bribe? £1.6 billion Stronger Towns Fund launched
The UK Government has launched a new £1.6 bn Stronger Towns Fund. The fund, which was announced yesterday, will be targeted at places ‘that have not shared in the proceeds of growth in the same way as more prosperous parts of the country’. Opposition parties say the new fund amounts to little more than a ‘Brexit bung’. Continue reading Brexit bribe? £1.6 billion Stronger Towns Fund launched
Free Community Meals Training with PCHP
Leith Walk by-election hustings
Members of the public are being invited to quiz candidates contesting the forthcoming Leith Walk by-election at a hustings organised by the Save Leith Walk campaign. Continue reading Leith Walk by-election hustings
Hate Crime: tackling abuse of night time workers
The Security Industry Authority (SIA) have partnered with Police Scotland in support of their new Hate Crime campaign, which is focusing on workers in Scotland’s night time economy in an effort to encourage more victims of hate crime to come forward. Continue reading Hate Crime: tackling abuse of night time workers
Edinburgh College: no classes but campuses are OPEN tomorrow
The third in a series of national strike days planned by the EIS, the trade union representing college lecturers, will take place tomorrow Wednesday 6th March. Continue reading Edinburgh College: no classes but campuses are OPEN tomorrow










