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Challenge Poverty Week 2023: Communities are key for Aberdeen

Poverty is not new to Aberdeen - it has been the scourge of many of our communities, even during the height of the region’s affluence, writes Murray Dawson.

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North East Now - New fitness scheme jobs boost for Tillydrone

Laura Walker has set up Blueberry Fitness and 10 people living in Tillydrone will get training to become community personal trainers.

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Peter Edwards: Universities have a responsibility to serve their communities

It must never be forgotten that the University of Aberdeen was founded on the principle of serving others, writes Professor Peter Edwards.

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North-east charities share £368,000 from pandemic hardship fund

North-east charities share £368,000 from pandemic hardship fund February 22 2021, 12.04am It is hoped the hardship fund will help those at increased risk due to the Covid-19 pandemic (Andrew Milligan/PA) Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Dozens of charities in the north-east are to share £368,000 from a coronavirus pandemic hardship fund. The cash comes from the Fairer Aberdeen project, which will be awarded to 47 local charities and community organisations. Applications for a maximum of £15,000 had to be submitted to the Aberdeen City Council fund by January this year.

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£35,000 donation to charities and community groups thanks to Seven Incorporated Trades of Aberdeen

© Kenny Elrick / DCT Media Pictured L-R: Magnus Harcus (CALICO), Mervyn R Donald (Deacon Convener), Craig Matheson (Factor), Amy Macdonald (Team Jak Foundation), John Graham (Grampian Hospital Radio - Vice Chairman). Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up An Aberdeen society has donated £35,000 to local charities in the north-east as part of efforts to give back to the community. The Trades Widows Fund Charity, of the Seven Incorporated Trades of Aberdeen, officially donated the money to 18 different causes yesterday at a special ceremony at the organisation’s Trinity Hall on Holburn Street.

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