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West Lothian prison becomes first to launch digital learning scheme for inmates (opens the original)
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HMP Addiewell, which is managed by Sodexo Justice, introduced the initial consignment of devices on 1 September following a partnership with educational technology company Coracle. The move marks the first time Coracle’s technology has been deployed within the Scottish prison system, providing inmates with access to offline educational materials. Research indicates that the investment in digital education can yield significant societal savings, with reports showing every £1 spent generating £16
Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home launches free online advice hub (opens the original)
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The resource covers categories including behaviour, training, diet, and health, and was created using the experience of the charity’s animal welfare team to address common queries. The charity, which has been operating in the city for over 140 years, aims to support animals through every stage of their lives with the new online platform. Owners can search for specific advice ranging from separation anxiety to recall training. The hub also provides guidance on moving house with a cat, resource gu
Deadline looms for community groups seeking LeithChooses funding (opens the original)
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The deadline for LeithChooses 2026/27 applications is 11:45pm on Monday 12 October. Organisers have warned that the deadline is unlikely to be extended this year to maintain fairness for timely applicants. Projects must be new or add value to the area, starting after 31 March 2027 and aligning with this year’s theme of ‘Greater Leith Harmony’. The funding cannot be used to continue existing services and all projects must conclude by March 2028 at the latest. Applications can be submitted via the
Knife Angel departs Edinburgh following month-long violence prevention campaign (opens the original)
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The monument, forged from 100,000 confiscated blades, acted as a focal point for city-wide discussions on the devastating impact of violence. Throughout September, communities engaged in activities designed to educate the public on the risks of carrying weapons. Thousands of school pupils participated in educational plays and creative projects as part of the initiative. As part of the programme, 500 pupils attended the theatre production Code at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, which explored coun
Winter coat exchange launched ahead of expected energy price hikes (opens the original)
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The initiative, run by local community interest company The Leith Collective, aims to distribute essential winter wear to those struggling to afford basic heating and clothing. Launching on Thursday, 1 October, the scheme builds upon the organisation’s previous efforts, which saw more than 10,000 coats rehomed across the city last year. For the current winter season, the collection has been expanded to include jumpers, blankets, scarfs, hats, and gloves, in an effort to provide comprehensive pro
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