Only 7 out of 10 of eligible women in Scotland are currently being screened for breast cancer according to the latest statistics. Continue reading Declining breast cancer screening must be addressed, says Briggs
All welcome at Granton Autumn Festival
SHE Scotland: new training course starting soon
Art in Granton exhibition selections finalised
We are pleased to confirm that the selection for the ‘Art in Granton’ exhibition has now been finalised. Continue reading Art in Granton exhibition selections finalised
Get Ready for Brexit: campaign moves to new phase with factsheet launch
This week the UK Government kick-started the third phase of the public information campaign ‘Get ready for Brexit’. A new countdown calendar has been introduced to highlight the number of days left to get ready for Brexit. Continue reading Get Ready for Brexit: campaign moves to new phase with factsheet launch
Travelodge to open six hotels in the lead up to Christmas
Travelodge, the UK’s first budget hotel chain announces it is opening six hotels in the lead up to Christmas. This equates to an average of one hotel opening every 12 days.
One of the new hotels is at South Gyle. Continue reading Travelodge to open six hotels in the lead up to Christmas
Edinburgh teen poet featured at showcase
The teenagers from the What’s Your Story? programme presented their latest work on Monday evening at the Scottish Storytelling Centre on the Royal Mile. Continue reading Edinburgh teen poet featured at showcase
Can you help ‘lead’ the way in canine welfare as a rescue dog volunteer?
Local Dogs Trust Rehoming Centre in West Calder is looking for volunteers to come onboard and lend a paw to help the canine residents in their care. The team has a number of volunteering roles to be filled, which includes canine care assistants and volunteer receptionists. Continue reading Can you help ‘lead’ the way in canine welfare as a rescue dog volunteer?
Scotland needs ‘game-changer’ policies to meet child poverty targets, says JRF
Scotland needs new “game-changer” social policies if it is to meet the government’s child poverty targets, according to new research published by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation during Challenge Poverty Week. Continue reading Scotland needs ‘game-changer’ policies to meet child poverty targets, says JRF
Don’t water down pavement parking plans, campaigners urge MSPs
Scottish Parliament is being urged not to water down any new pavement parking laws, ahead of the Stage 3 debate of the Transport (Scotland) Bill at Holyrood today. Continue reading Don’t water down pavement parking plans, campaigners urge MSPs










