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Tap into IT celebrating a decade of help
Tap into IT is a local charity which works to reduce social isolation amongst older, disabled and housebound people by introducing them to the...
George Heriot’s pupils step out for Invisible Cities charity
The pupils of George Heriot's School took on the In Our Shoes challenge laid down by charity Invisible Cities, and kept their shoes on...
Parliamentary reception for Bright Light
Ben Macpherson MSP is hosting a parliamentary reception at Holyrood tomorrow night for Edinburgh and Lothians relationship counselling body, Bright Light.
The charity received a...
The Bike Station crowdfunding campaign to launch tomorrow
A recent fire affected premises use by the local bicycle recycling charity The Bike Station, leaving it without a permanent home.
They have now...
Charities win big at ScottishPower awards
Two charities have won awards totally £12,500 in recent national awards made by the ScottishPower Foundation.
One is a music charity which offers free, live musical concerts to...
Royal Botanic Garden searches for Edinburgh’s unsung business heroes
Edinburgh’s Royal Botanic Gardens, part of the Prestige Venues & Events portfolio of unique and unusual venues, is launching the Good Deed of the Year Awards,...
Joanna Lumley visits Edinburgh to ‘Spark Something Good’
Joanna Lumley OBE, today joined forces with M&S employees and customers across the city to help launch the retailer’s Spark Something Good initiative in Scotland.
The campaign, which aims...
Edinburgh charity celebrates 30th birthday with cake!
An Edinburgh-based charity dedicated to assisting older people and the disabled to live in their own homes and communities for as long as possible...
Last Minute Present? Give a Gorgie City Farm membership
Still struggling to find a good gift for a special - or specially difficult - person? Why not choose something that's great for any...
Edinburgh MP calls for Childline Edinburgh closure to be reviewed
Edinburgh South MP, Ian Murray, is calling on the NSPCC to review their planned closure of the Childline office in Edinburgh, amid fears that...
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