Monthly Archives: May 2013
Dark Spell, Cast by Gill Arbuthnott
Gill Arbuthnott is one of those amazingly talented people who combine two (or three) jobs successfully. She’s a teacher and she also finds time to write brilliant stories for children. We’ve recently reviewed the Giant Panda Party, a lovely picture … Continue reading
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Facebook service for older West Lothian residents launched
Age Scotland has launched a new Facebook service for older residents in the West Lothian area, at the charity’s Bathgate shop.Â
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A Stroll Along Edinburgh’s Promenade
An evening stroll along Edinburgh’s Promenade – Cramond to Granton, 3.25 miles
Urban Rents Jump Upwards!
The 25th issue of the quarterly report from Citylets – Scotland’s leading lettings portal – shows that in the first quarter of 2013 average monthly rents in Scotland rose by 1.7% over the year. While this slight increase in rents … Continue reading
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You Can Teach a Deaf Dog New Tricks
To coincide with national deaf awareness week( 7th – 13th May) staff at Dogs Trust West Calder have launched an appeal to find a home for a very special four legged resident – Buddy a three year old crossbreed who … Continue reading
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Health Hazards of Dog Fouling
Midlothian Council’s renewed drive against irresponsible dog owners is highlighting the serious health risks which, in extreme cases, can result in blindness, seizures and breathing difficulties as a direct result of coming into contact with dog fouling.
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