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Swimming pool and leisure facilities reopen at WHEC (opens the original)
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This renovation of a valued local leisure asset will increase local access to sport, leisure and wellbeing. WHEC leisure facilities are open seven days for gym, swimming and fitness. Edinburgh Leisure say the needs of local residents have been “at the heart of the redevelopment, with improvements focused on activity spaces, inclusivity and the overall customer experience”. The swimming pool offers lane swimming, diving and family sessions, with daytime access now also available to the fitness su
For a good cause: Edinburgh care home donates £900 to church (opens the original)
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Care UKâs Cairdean House in Colinton has presented Carlops Parish Church with a £900 donation during a special cheque ceremony. Carlops Parish Church hosts regular afternoon teas, concerts, clubs and other charitable events to raise funds for a variety of causes, including projects supporting communities in Malawi. The donation from Cairdean House will contribute to the church’s Malawi Fund, helping to support vital education and healthcare projects for children in the village of Kalumba. The
Love Music Choirs Concert with special guest Robyn Stapleton (opens the original)
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Smile, shed a tear and bop along through a bounty of British synth-pop, Irish and Scottish lullabies, a Persian love song, reworked ancient melodies and a tongue-in-cheek adaptation of a noughties boy band banger. Tickets cost £10, £7 for concessions, and are free for under 16s, essential companions and anyone who can’t afford to pay. Supported by City of Edinburgh Council – Venue partner Usher Hall Love Music Community Choir is proud to have Edinburgh’s Lord Provost as its Patron The concert wi
Multrees Walk to give ECA students hands on experience (opens the original)
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During the year the fashion students will be challenged to create their own designs from concept to manufacture. This is the second year of the partnership with the luxury destination, and both parties declared the first year a great success. The students will create a six outfit collection for Spring/Summer 2027 which is both artistically on point as well as being commercially sound. The strongest shirt and trouser combination will then be developed to manufacture. To introduce the scheme, stud
New book by Pete Irvine - Crossing the Sound (opens the original)
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His first foray into fiction is officially published by Luath Press on 30 September 2026 and is available in good bookshops everywhere. Pete has a writing background however, having compiled Scotland the Best “for a very long time”. But this is a different animal as it is a fictional account of an adman who becomes involved in the music industry, his journey, both personal and professional. Pete said that in 1988 he took a break to Raasay, and sitting overlooking the Sound he came to a decision
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