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Aberdeen Performing Arts: Susan Whyte is breaking down barriers

Aberdeen Performing Arts head of creative engagement Susan Whyte is constantly working to spread a positive message about the arts.

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Youth arts festival Light The Blue to return to Aberdeen

Local talent of the future will take centre stage this June as Aberdeen Performing Arts’ youth festival Light The Blue returns to the city.

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The Block s Darren Palmer pays $3 85 million for Byron Bay home

The celebrity interior designer forked out $3.85 million for a property just metres from Tallow Beach, according to realestate.com.au .

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University of Copenhagen: New intervention to strengthen efforts against diabetes in Vietnam

Diabetes is not just a challenge in affluent countries. Many low- and middle-income countries are struggling with rising rates of diabetes, which can reach epidemic proportions.A new research project anchored at the Department of Anthropology is set

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Pupils write song to be performed by Aberdeenshire folk singer Iona Fyfe

Pupils write song to be performed by Aberdeenshire folk singer Iona Fyfe © Supplied by Elly Lucas Aberdeenshrie pupils co-write a song for north-east folk singer Iona Fyfe Traditional music and Gaelic arts organisation Fèis Rois has teamed up with Live Life Aberdeenshire on a Youth Music Initiative (YMI) project which will see pupils co-write a song for north-east folk singer Iona Fyfe. As part of the Traditional Transitions project, 18 classes from 13 schools across Aberdeenshire are in the process of co-writing a new song which will be recorded by award-winning singer Iona Fyfe. Iona has been meeting the classes online to share her experiences as a professional singer and encourage pupils to delve into their local heritage.

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