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Thistle marks 75 years with special community event
Leading Lothians wellbeing charity, Thistle, celebrated it’s 75th anniversary with a special community event hosted at the Thistle Centre of Wellbeing in Craigmillar.
The event also marked the transition of leadership from CEO, Diana Noel-Paton to Mark Hoolahan, currently Deputy CEO. Continue reading Thistle marks 75 years with special community event
Roots by Routes: first session on Thursday
Do you want to share your stories of North Edinburgh? Roots by Routes is a celebration of people and places within Pilton, Muirhouse, Granton and Drylaw.
Workshops will be held every Thursday from 23rd May – 27th June, 10am-12pm at Royston Wardieburn Community Centre. Continue reading Roots by Routes: first session on Thursday
Community Champions celebration at North Edinburgh Arts
Celebrate International Women’s Day
Celebrate International Women’s Day at Royston Wardieburn
Wednesday 7 March 10am – 2.30pm
Royston Wardieburn Community Centre Continue reading Celebrate International Women’s Day at Royston Wardieburn
Join Friends of Starbank Park at tomorrow’s AGM
On Granton Waterfront: Carols by Candlelight
CAROLS BY CANDLELIGHT
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We invite you to an unforgettable Christmas experience packed with uplifting carols, multimedia, and a thought-provoking message. Mulled wine and mince pies will be served.
Also featuring a fun-packed Christmas party for kids aged 1-12.
Destiny Church | North Saturday 9th December, 5pm 7 Waterfront Broadway
EH5 1SA (Morrisons complex)
Carols by Candlelight in Leith
CAROLS BY CANDLELIGHT
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We invite you to an unforgettable Christmas experience packed with uplifting carols, multimedia, and a thought-provoking message. Mulled wine and mince pies will be served. Continue reading Carols by Candlelight in Leith
Eid al-Adha 2017: Prime Minister’s message
Prime Minister Therea May sends her warmest wishes to Muslims around the world, and here in the United Kingdom, who are celebrating Eid al-Adha this week:
I send my warmest wishes to Muslims around the world, and here in the United Kingdom, who are celebrating Eid al-Adha this week. And I congratulate everyone who has performed the Hajj this year.
At this special time, British Muslims will gather together with family, friends and neighbours to pray, to exchange gifts and to share meals.
Amidst these celebrations, they will also remember those in need, by extending a hand of friendship and compassion to those less fortunate than themselves.
That generosity towards others is shown all year round by British Muslims, through charitable giving and service in the community.
Indeed, British Muslims, and people of Muslim origin, make a huge contribution to all walks of life in the United Kingdom. They help to enrich the successful multi-racial, multi-faith democracy that is twenty-first century Britain.
As we celebrate this happy occasion here in the United Kingdom, we will also keep in our thoughts and prayers those around the world who will be marking this festival in places of conflict and insecurity.
This festival’s commemoration of Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice for his faith is a reminder of the shared roots of the world’s great Abrahamic faiths.
And in their warm spirit of neighbourliness and compassion, the Eid celebrations demonstrate common values in which we can all share.
So Eid Mubarak. I hope that this will be a wonderful occasion for everyone who is taking part.






