Fringe By The Sea’s ever Artist in Residence Eilidh Muldoon is inviting you to get creative.
Join the FBTS21 Art Club, create your own art – and your piece could be exhibited around North Berwick at the festival from 6th – 15th August 2021. FBTS21 Art Club is open to ALL!
Click here to find out more.
A new Covid-19 testing centre aimed at identifying positive cases among people showing no symptoms of the virus will open in Musselburgh on Friday, 30 April.
Almost 1 in 3 people who have Covid-19 don’t have any of the usual symptoms but can still be infectious and pass on COVID-19 to loved ones, friends and others in the community.
By getting tested – even if they feel fine – people from across East Lothian can help break chains of transmission in their local area.
The new community testing facility, funded by the Scottish Government, located at the former Stoneyhill Community Centre, opens from 12-6pm on Friday, 30 April. It will be open again from 11am-6pm on Saturday. Thereafter the opening hours will be (Tuesday-Saturday) 11am-6pm. No appointment is required.
The address is: 5 Stoneyhill Farm Road, Musselburgh, East Lothian, EH21 6RN Continue reading New Covid-19 Test Centre for East Lothian Residents Ready to Open
Unfortunately the “link to survey” button in the recent post is not working on some sites. This is the survey URL: Workforce Mobility Project – Young Scot Survey (surveymonkey.co.uk)
The Workforce Mobility Project would like young people to complete a short five minute survey. This is a great opportunity to highlight the transport and digital barriers and challenges which impact you and your families.
This survey is for all young people, and is asking about all forms of transport, from walking, public transport, personal car use and all points in between. It is also important to hear the voices of young people who might otherwise be ignored, such as young people with disabilities, and their experience of transport in the area.
This survey is for all young people, and is asking about all forms of transport, from walking, public transport, personal car use and all points in between. It is also important to hear the voices of young people who might otherwise be ignored, such as young people with disabilities, and their experience of transport in the area.
Continue reading South Of Scotland Transport Survey for Young People
