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From West Lothian to the Arctic Convoy
For four years, more than 1,400 merchant ships under the flags of 11 states completed their journeys to Murmansk and Arkhangelsk as part of 78 allied convoys, escorted by 441 warships
4 days ago


Regal Radio - Community Radio for West Lothian
Would you like to feature on West Lothian’s very own community radio station?
5 days ago


West Lothian Drug and Alcohol Service - reducing harm, supporting recovery
“The biggest barrier to people seeking help with addiction is fear of being stigmatised,” says Mark Vance, General Manager of the West Lothian Drug and Alcohol Service (WLDAS) “But we’re here for everyone."
Oct 28


The Christmas Trees helping those without a home
Help people without a home this winter by buying a Caring Christmas Tree from Bethany Christian Trust
Oct 26


Binny Craig – A 3D map view!
On a clear day you can pick out all the features of the landscape - the three bridges striding across the Forth, the Ochils, Berwick Law and Bass Rock in the distance to the east, the pink shale bings slumbering in the fields closer home, the plain of Almond Valley with all its settlements, and Edinburgh beyond. Take a pair of binoculars and see how much you can pick out.
Oct 3


The Commonwealth War Graves – what do you know about them?
Despite being set up over 100 years ago our work is still relevant today as we amend records, search for missing names, build new memorials and where historical inequalities in commemoration are found, ensuring all those who fell are equally remembered.
Aug 10


Colzium
This has been the simplest of walks, and easy out-and-back, but one which can nevertheless take you on a journey in more ways than one.
Aug 1


Belvedere: an exotic name for a Bathgate housing estate
The Bathgate housing estate is named after a viewpoint deliberately incorporated into an 18th century designed landscape, likely part of the (long-since lost) Ballencrieff House estate
Jul 14


Inchgarvie Island: on-again off-again
Long since uninhabited except by wildlife, it’s likely that the island has been used in one way or another by people for almost as long as people have been rowing across the Forth here.
Feb 3


Normal Ageing vs Signs of Dementia
How do normal signs of aging differ from signs of dementia?
May 11, 2024


Balerno Village Pharmacy – passion for healthcare in the community
"Our focus is very much on providing Balerno village with a health hub people like to visit and trust will help them."
May 9, 2024


Tiphereth - purpose & belonging
Tiphereth is a unique community at the heart of Colinton where people with learning difficulties, staff & volunteers work and grow together.
May 9, 2024


Fancy trying an e-bike?
If you’re thinking about getting an e-bike this summer this is a perfect opportunity to try before you buy.
May 8, 2024


Looking for a new rewarding volunteering opportunity in 2024?
Seagull Trust Cruises, who run free canal cruises for the elderly, infirm and those with special needs are looking for new volunteers at...
Mar 7, 2024


The importance of providing a ‘listening ear"
Expert care from a highly-qualified team specialising in tinnitus, balance disorders and state-of-the-art aids - Almond Hearing
Mar 1, 2024


From inspiration to installation: Kitchen renovation
Before you spend hours looking at showrooms, local kitchen designer Sarah Maguire shares her advice on the top 3 things to think about
Mar 1, 2024


The Water of Leith: a source of high fashion and clear thinking?
Anyone walking along our local river, the Water of Leith, cannot fail to see remains of countless sluices and areas where water driven...
Oct 3, 2023


A new tool library hub for South West Edinburgh
Edinburgh Tool Library is bringing a "hub" to SW Edinburgh, in collaboration with SW Edinburgh 20 Minute Neighbourhood and CVE
May 9, 2023


Reusing IT
Reusing IT sources discarded computers from businesses & organisations , and repurposes them for the benefit of a host of charities
Oct 11, 2022


Tormain Hill - "I was here"
It is here that I have found what I am looking for. On a few of the surrounding boulders of the outcrop are curious markings.
Jul 14, 2022


The vanished village of Oakbank
Oakbank had a life-span of 120 years, from 1864 as a working village for the Oakbank Oil Works, til the last resident moved out in 1984
Jul 5, 2022
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