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Case study: Local cardiac screening helping detect hidden heart conditions in young people
For many families in Lewis, a routine school-age health check has become something far more significant, a potential early warning for serious heart conditions that often show no symptoms. Over two days at The Nicolson Institute, around 200 young people are offered…
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£2,000 boost for new collection of Christina Macdonald’s Gaelic songs and poetry
A new book bringing together five decades of Gaelic songs and poetry by the late Christina Macdonald of Bayble is being supported with a £2,000 grant from Point and Sandwick Trust. The collection has been put together by Christina’s son, well-known Gaelic singer…
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Point and Sandwick Trust is a charitable organisation based in the Outer Hebrides that uses the income of community generated wind power to support local social, cultural, educational and environmental development.
The Trust built and operates the UK’s biggest community wind farm and has been recognised as leading the way in community renewable energy. Funding projects of all sizes, the Trust provides significant support within the crofting communities of Point and Sandwick on the Isle of Lewis, and the wider Western Isles.
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