More people to be trained to spot eating disorders thanks to the National Lottery

More young sufferers and their families will benefit from Beat’s vital support as the UK’s eating disorder charity has been awarded more than £1 million in National Lottery funding. Continue reading More people to be trained to spot eating disorders thanks to the National Lottery

Change of heart? Parents and guardians given extra time to claim back childcare costs with Universal Credit

Have the Tories got a heart after all? An extra month to claim back childcare costs could mean parents avoid missing out on up to £1,100 per month … Continue reading Change of heart? Parents and guardians given extra time to claim back childcare costs with Universal Credit

Appeal after Royal Mile whisky robbery

Police are investigating following a high-value break-in and theft in the city centre. The incident happened sometime between 10pm on Friday 7th September and 6.40am on Saturday 8th September at the Whisky Trail licensed premises on the High Street.

After entry was forced to the store, almost 50 bottles of valuable whisky were stolen. Continue reading Appeal after Royal Mile whisky robbery

World Suicide Prevention Day: Scottish Government announces new lived experiencepanel

People affected by suicide will join a new panel to inform and educate on the ways to prevent suicide.

The panel will be made up of those who have previously attempted suicide or who have experienced suicidal thoughts and those who have lost a loved one to suicide. Continue reading World Suicide Prevention Day: Scottish Government announces new lived experiencepanel

A quarter of all iPhones are smashed: 5% are totally unusable

27% of smartphones have smashed glass at any one time, survey finds

We’ve all got the friend with a smashed smartphone – trying to view their phone screen in between shards of broken glass – putting off the day when they must spend £100 to get it sorted. Continue reading A quarter of all iPhones are smashed: 5% are totally unusable