The volume of alcohol sold per adult in Scotland in 2018 has fallen to its lowest level since 1994. Continue reading Alcohol sales fall to 25 year low
People Know How heading back east as Meadowbank welcomes (?) student housing
An application for planning permission for the development of high-quality student accommodation on London Road was the city council’s planning committee yesterday. Continue reading People Know How heading back east as Meadowbank welcomes (?) student housing
Power Up: closing the digital divide
J.P. Morgan, with Good Things Foundation, has launched Power Up, a pioneering £1.3 million initiative to help people, businesses and communities to participate by helping people in under-served communities build the digital skills needed to qualify for in-demand jobs. Glasgow and Edinburgh are two of the four areas identified for support. Continue reading Power Up: closing the digital divide
Children bid a fond farewell to nursery life with graduation ceremony
A group of children recently celebrated their final day at Edinburgh College’s nursery by donning mini mortar boards and gowns for a farewell graduation ceremony. Continue reading Children bid a fond farewell to nursery life with graduation ceremony
Port of Leith’s Ruby celebrates 100th birthday
RUBY, a Port of Leith Housing Association tenant, has celebrated her 100th birthday surrounded by several generations of her family. Continue reading Port of Leith’s Ruby celebrates 100th birthday
Heart of Scotland Appeal stops off in London
A host of high-profile Scottish celebrities, including Bill Paterson, Richard Wilson and Jane McCarry, pledged their support to Heart Research UK’s ‘Heart of Scotland Appeal’ with a reception at London’s Dover House, the London HQ of the Scotland Office. Continue reading Heart of Scotland Appeal stops off in London
Talk Climate Change in Granton tonight
XR CLIMATE CHANGE TALK & DISCUSSION
TONIGHT at Granton:Hub 6 – 7.30pm
Find out about the crisis we are all facing at a talk and join the discussion.
“We can no longer stand by and act as if the future doesn’t matter. We face floods, wildfires, extreme weather, crop failure, mass migration and the breakdown of society. World leaders have failed to adequately confront this crisis.
“Extinction Rebellion is an international network using non-violent direct action to persuade governments to act on the Climate and Ecological Emergency. People of all ages and backgrounds, from school age children to 80 year olds, are joining in action.”
EVERYONE WELCOME
Edinburgh kids take part in biggest ever water safety lesson
THOUSANDS of young swimmers in Edinburgh are to get a lesson covering self-rescue and life-saving skills in the largest coordinated water safety lesson ever seen in Scotland. Continue reading Edinburgh kids take part in biggest ever water safety lesson
Summertime Streets will put Old Town safety first
A series of changes will be implemented in Edinburgh’s Old Town this summer to ensure safety and accessibility during the busy Festival period.
Continue reading Summertime Streets will put Old Town safety first
Drive on the Left campaign launched
Police Scotland and Road Safety Scotland were joined at tourist hotspot Urquhart Castle, Inverness, today by members of the British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (BVRLA), along with local MSP, Kate Forbes, to launch a new campaign to remind motorists to ‘Drive on the Left’ when visiting Scotland. Continue reading Drive on the Left campaign launched










