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Free weekly walking group launching in Port Seton for adults of all abilities (opens the original)
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A FREE walking group for adults of all abilities is launching in Port Seton on October 29. Participants will meet at Port Seton Community Centre at 10am on Thursdays. Trained volunteer walk leaders will guide the group, which aims to support gentle exercise, wellbeing and social connections. Organisers said that regular walkers and people becoming more active were welcome. There is no charge, and the walks will explore the local area.
Cavity wall insulation could save households £250 a year, climate café hears (opens the original)
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PRACTICAL ways to save money on energy bills were the focus of a recent climate café. The event took place in North Berwick last month and attracted about 30 attendees. It was led by Niall Murphy from Home Energy Scotland, a Scottish Government-funded service offering free advice to help make homes warmer, cut bills and support a greener future. Mr Murphy outlined how most heat escaped through the walls of a typical house, followed by the roof and windows. He explained that cavity wall insulati
East Lothian couple given special honour at gorilla-naming ceremony in Rwanda (opens the original)
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AN EAST Lothian couple and global charity founders have been awarded one of Rwanda’s most significant national honours as they took part in the country’s annual gorilla naming ceremony. Garreth and Nicola Wood MBE, who run Kids Operating Room, took part in Rwanda’s annual Kwita Izina ceremony, naming a baby mountain gorilla Ngabonzima, meaning ‘The Protector’. Garreth and Nicola Wood took part in the gorilla-naming ceremony in Rwanda (Image: Kids Operating Room) Kwita Izina, which means "to give
Free family event celebrates rivers with art, storytelling and wildlife learning (opens the original)
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A FREE family event is inviting children to get creative while learning about the environment. RiverKids: Create, Paint, Explore, organised by Friends of the River Tyne, will be held on September 27 from 2pm to 4pm at the Trinity Centre in Haddington. The event is part of this year’s World Rivers Day celebrations and promises an afternoon of creativity, storytelling and environmental education for all ages. Children can take part in art activities and storytelling sessions, while learning about
East Lothian parents invited to shape nursery admissions and childcare hours policy (opens the original)
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A FRESH consultation on nursery admissions and childcare hours is inviting views from parents and carers. East Lothian Council is seeking feedback from families with children aged five and under about its current nursery admissions policy and the potential for offering additional paid childcare hours beyond the 1,140 hours of funded entitlement. Unlike primary schools, nurseries do not operate catchment areas. The council currently uses six criteria to prioritise admissions, starting with childr
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