NHS at 70: doctors reveal what they think the NHS should be best known for
As the NHS approached its 70th birthday on 5 July, members of the online community Doctors.net.uk were asked ‘As the NHS turns 70, what should it be best known for?’ Continue reading NHS at 70: what the doctors ordered
Scottish firms can play their way to GDPR accreditation with new SBRC app
ONE of Scotland’s prominent business groups has launched an app designed to help organisations of all sizes comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Continue reading New GDPR App is a Game Changer
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PEPSI MAX® PUTS ITS TASTE ON THE LINE
Can Pepsi MAX beat the biggest selling cola on taste alone? YOU decide… Continue reading Pepsi MAX Challenge comes to Edinburgh
Two men who terrified two couples by invading their Edinburgh homes, stealing from them and assaulting one woman have been jailed for almost 20 years. Continue reading Lengthy jail terms for machete robbers
A campaign to raise awareness about a disease which kills almost 1000 men a year in Scotland has been congratulated by the Scottish Conservatives Health Spokesman Miles Briggs.
Continue reading Sure bet: Briggs praises William Hill Prostate Cancer awareness initiative
A group of exceptionally kind-hearted Kiltwalkers are at the halfway point of an incredible 100 mile charity challenge. Continue reading Walkers go the extra 100 miles for charity!
The number of teachers from the EU applying to teach in Scotland has plummeted over the past year, according to figures from the General Teaching Council of Scotland (GTCS) revealed by Holyrood magazine. Continue reading General Teaching Council figures reveal Brexit slump in EU teacher recruitment
With the rise of commercial gyms and fitness franchises, the personalised element of exercise has been taken out of many people’s regimes. At the same time, there is a growing number of independent gyms and clubs, which are thriving and producing real results for their communities. Continue reading Finding Fit: Edinburgh’s best independent gyms
An exhibition of photography and painting by two artists with sight loss opens in Edinburgh on Saturday [August 4th]. ‘Kaleidoscope: a blind vision of colour and light’ will express Rosita McKenzie and Fiona Powell’s ways of seeing through abstract depictions of the landscape and world around them. Continue reading Edinburgh art/photography exhibition expresses work of artists with sight loss
