In 2005, crime writer Peter May approached his publisher with a novel idea that was rejected, due to the fact that the publishers felt that the idea of what takes place in his novel is too far-fetched of an idea to work.
Dear colleaguesI wanted to write to you to make you aware of our ongoing efforts to deal with the impact of Coronavirus on our city and our residents, and to give you further details of the support we’re providing in conjunction with
Support and Information for Parents and CarersLocal Support for Parent and CarersFor up to date information on the support available for Parents and Carers in any part of Edinburgh contactthe Lifelong Learning Parent and Carer Support Team by emailingsupportingparentsandcarers@edinburgh.gov.uk or text 07860
OFFICIAL Good morning all, Police Scotland are undertaking this survey (link below), requested by the Chief Constable to track public confidence levels and experience of our approaches to policing the lockdown. The survey will capture people’s feeling of safety, what we are
Devised by CT officers and security experts, the ACT Awareness eLearning package was previously only available to staff working in crowded places like shopping centres and entertainment venues. Now Counter Terrorism Policing has decided to open up the training to anyone who
So you’re in lockdown. You’ve completed Netflix list and you’re tired of talking about the news with your flatmate. Don’t fret, there are still plenty of free things left to do. We’ve collated a list of 50 fun and free things to
Some entertainment for your downtime. Hampstead Theatre are showing three plays, Last week, Andrew was that guy with his girl lunching in KFC, discussing apartments and making plans for the future. Today he’s in Moscow, in an undisclosed hotel room, on the run
Last week, my wife and I decided we needed to stock up and hunker down. We’re washing our hands. We’re social distancing. We’re a bit anxious. But…we’re extremely fortunate. We haven’t lost our jobs. The business hasn’t gone under and we have
February 2020Having trouble viewing this message? View in browser Hello Welcome to February’s OpenLearn newsletter. Once again, there are plenty of new courses to get your teeth into (which will make a nice change from pancakes this week), and we’re also looking ahead toSt David’s Day