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Carmichael’s in Coldstream opens its doors …

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The old Carmichael’s has undergone a major refurbishment and customers are now greeted with a bright and pleasant local shop. Local shop owner Wasim and his family have invested time and money to ensure the people of Coldstream continue to receive value for money and have a local shop with better facilities. Carmichael’s closed it’s doors... »

Royal High School Development – Edinburgh

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Forth Radio Edinburgh    Graham Bell   4th February 2010 Graham Bell talks to Radio forth about the positive aspects of the Royal High School, hotel development: “Talking about the Royal High School Edinburgh“. Go get Adobe Flash Player! var so = new SWFObject( "http://grahambell.org/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/nazdrave-mp3/mp3player.swf", "nazdravemp3_player", "300", "20", "8", "#FFFFFF"); so.addVariable("file", "http://gba.mediamice.net/Radio/GBA_RHSEfeb10.mp3"); so.write("nazdravemp3_1"); (Press Play to hear the Radio interview) In this interview Grahm Bell talks to Liz Gorrie about... »

Should there be a new Forth Road Bridge?

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Morning Extra   Graham Bell   9th November 2009 Hear the interview with Graham Bell and Patrick Harvie discussing: “Should there be a new Fourth Road Bridge“. Go get Adobe Flash Player! var so = new SWFObject( "http://grahambell.org/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/nazdrave-mp3/mp3player.swf", "nazdravemp3_player", "300", "20", "8", "#FFFFFF"); so.addVariable("file", "http://gba.mediamice.net/Radio/GBA_morningextra_091109.mp3"); so.write("nazdravemp3_2"); (Press Play to hear the Radio interview) Loading… »

Friends of African Nursing

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Friends of African Nursing (FoAN) was started as an organisation by two individuals, Lesley Fudge and Kate Woodhead, who had family contacts in Africa and due to their professional nursing backgrounds, had taken an interest in the health systems in African countries which they had visited whilst on holiday.  I have had no hand... »

Forest Gardening

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Before the ‘communications age’ we had an industrial civilisation.  Our capacity to invent and make tools took us to these advances.  Before all of that we developed our agriculture – perfecting techniques of husbandry for animals and production of field scale crops, from grain through vegetables.  Before all that we were hunter gatherers. »

Business Mentoring

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Business Mentoring is a partnership between Scottish Enterprise (the national body charged with aiding business development) and Scottish Chambers of Commerce (the private sector’s leading business representative body). Anyone in business can apply for a mentor.  They can be a business owner, a Director or an upwardly mobile manager (or one who wants to be!).  Two... »

Development Accord

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This is a work in progress.  It started with a realisation that we had a very polarised debate on the built environment in Edinburgh.  Developers were ‘bad’, history was sacrosanct. Whoa! Stop there.  We already have the makings of a full debate.  Who says what to whom?  Who does what to where… Edinburgh is a World... »

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