Saturday Winter Dance: Tickets Still Available

Posted on November 10, 2017

Tickets are still available for Wellbeing Scotland’s fundraising Winter Dance: Dance Through the Decades on Saturday 11^th November from 7:30pm at the Leapark Hotel, Bo’ness Road, Grangemouth, FK3 9BX.

The price for tickets, including buffet, will be £10 on the door and £11.21 when booked online.

The dance will also feature a raffle and prizes, along with music from Bridge and DJ Steve Courtney.

For further information, or to book your place, please visit the Wellbeing Scotland Eventbrite page.

Forth Valley Third Sector Conference 2019 Workshop Survey

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The Conservation Volunteers Senior Project Officer Vacancy

The Conservation Volunteers (TCV) are currently recruiting for a Senior Project Officer, based in Stirling and Camelon as part of the Camelon Community Action in Nature (Camelon CAN) project. The position is 28 hours per week, with a salary is £19,500 – £21,500 (pro – rata), starting in December 2018, with a fixed term until December 2020. The deadline for applications is 12pm on Wednesday 24th October.

Kingdom Support and Care Support Workers (Slamannan) Vacancy

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Falkirk CAB Welfare Benefits Officer Vacancy

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