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Exam results day is on Tuesday, August 4.
💡All learners will receive their results certificate by post.
💡If they’ve registered for My Qualifications Scotland, they’ll also receive their results from 8am onwards by text and/or email.
🙋♂️Find loads of info online about results and appeals 👉 www.sqa.org.uk/sqa/78173.html?utm_source=socials&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=NQ26
🙋♂️Give Qualifications Scotland a call from 8am on results day with any queries about your certificate 👉 0345 279 1000
🙋♂️Skills Development Scotland is once again running its results helpline 👉 0808 100 8000. The organisation’s expert advisors can help pupils explore their options and provide career advice and guidance.
The SDS Results Helpline 2026 opening hours are:
Tuesday and Wednesday, August 4 and 5 - 8am to 8pm .
Thursday and Friday, August 6 and 7 - 9am to 5pm.
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We are very proud to stock this very inspirational young mans calendars.
Please ask to view at the till
Message from Torin
2027 CALENDARS 🏔️📸🗓️ Helping fund my 2028 Mount Everest Expedition for Suicide Prevention 💙
Getting my 2027 calendar project off the ground has been one of the biggest challenges yet, alongside everything else happening this year.
The past 2 years, every penny of profit from my calendars has gone directly to charity. This year, I’ve had to make a difficult decision.
To turn my dream into reality, the profits from the 2027 calendars will go towards funding my 2028 Mount Everest Expedition—an expedition with one purpose: to raise awareness of suicide prevention and inspire conversations that could save lives.
I know this change may mean the calendars aren’t as appealing to some people, and I completely understand that. But this isn’t about funding a holiday or a personal adventure. Every calendar sold is helping build a platform to take one of the world’s biggest challenges and use it to shine a spotlight on one of Scotland’s biggest issues.
With another major expedition later this year—normally the time I’d sell most of my calendars—I know this project is going to be more challenging than ever.
I need your help.
💙 Please like, comment, share and repost this post.
💙 If you’d like a calendar, get in touch to reserve yours.
💙 Encourage your friends, family and colleagues to support the project.
💙 And if you’d like to play a bigger role than simply buying a calendar, please send me a DM. I’d love to talk with you about how you can become part of this journey.
I truly believe that together, as a community, we can make this happen. Every share, every calendar, every conversation and every bit of support brings me one step closer to standing on the summit of Mount Everest—not just for myself, but for everyone affected by suicide.
Together, we can turn one mountain into a platform for hope, raise vital awareness for suicide prevention, and show that no one has to face their struggles alone.
Let’s make Everest 2028 happen. 🏔️💙🏴
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We are a very small volunteer run registered charity based here in Aboyne and surrounding communities. We are overwhelmed and delighted that the Aboyne Prosecco Picnic has chosen to support us this year.
We support older people who are rurally isolated, lonely, caring for others and bereaved. The work we do transforms lives!
We provide connection through twice weekly social spaces in Aboyne and Tarland as well as regularly activities and events including theatre trips. This year will be our 6th year of delivering our Christmas Cheer goodie bags to the most vulnerable which include essential items like tea coffee etc as well as some seasonal Christmas treats. These are hand delivered by our volunteers. Christmas 2026 will take our campaign to over 2000 goodie bags delivered .
If you have bought a ticket for the Prosecco Picnic today which is part of the Aboyne Highland Games, thank you. If you buy a raffle ticket today, thank you. We rely solely on donations and have no paid staff.
Have a brilliant day and thanks a million to the dedicated team of volunteers who put on the Picnic. 🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂
www.youngatheartdeeside.com
youngatheartdeeside@gmail.com
#youngatheart
#socialprescribing
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Not long now! If you haven't already got a schedule, pick one up from local shops or contact cdhisshowsec@gmail.com
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Just a notice that the Marr Charity Shop, 44 Main Street now has its own Facebook profile where shop updates and stock photos will be posted and direct messaging is available for any questions about donations or volunteering opportunities.
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The Marr Charity Shop supports the purposes of the Marr Area Partnership to improve the lives of people within the Marr Area of Aberdeenshire.Scottish Charity No. SC031462
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Just a notice that the Marr Charity Shop, 44 Main Street, Alford, now has its own Facebook profile where shop updates and stock photos will be posted and direct messaging is available for any questions about donations or volunteering opportunities.
Marr Charity Shop
www.facebook.com
The Marr Charity Shop supports the purposes of the Marr Area Partnership to improve the lives of people within the Marr Area of Aberdeenshire.Scottish Charity No. SC031462
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Chef C & Crew...bringing you the ultimate culinary experience. Our focus is on quality ingredients being used with particular attention to reduced sugar but maximum flavor. Baking the old school way with real butter and cream👩🍳
Every recipe is created from scratch in order to accommodate clients custom preferences, creating unique creations for every special occasion. 😎
Available for collection in Tarland & Aboyne, delivery to other areas are available at an additional fee.
For orders, WhatsApp on 07368535479.
*no premixes or imitation products used.
Check out our page for more about us and previous orders 😃
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Good news at last[Update at 10pm on Saturday, 25 July]
‼️ After an extensive multi-agency response to a large fire within Cairngorms National Park, residents of Nethy Bridge are being advised that they can now return to their properties.
The major incident declared by Police Scotland last night, as a result of a change in weather conditions due to the immediate risk to the community, has been stood down, while Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, Police Scotland and our Local Response Partners continue to put all required resources to tackling the fire.
Firefighters will continue to maintain a significant operational presence until the incident is safely concluded. Seventy-five firefighters have remained on the ground today, working alongside partner agencies, and more than 30 heavy machinery operators, to tackle areas of fire affecting land near Nethy Bridge. Helicopter water-bombing has continued and remains a vital part of supporting crews on the ground.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has thanked volunteers who have offered assistance.
The existing advice for those living in the affected areas and the areas that are currently being impacted by the spread of smoke, including Aberdeenshire and Moray, are asked to keep all windows and doors closed.
A full update is available in the comments section.
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CROMAR PARISH CHURCH
We would love for you to join us tomorrow for a Songs of Praise Service at Coull Kirk! 🎶
📅 When: Sunday, July 26th at 6:30 PM
🎶 Service: Songs of Praise
📖 Theme: The Lord's Prayer
👤 Led by: Daniel MacWhyte
Afterwards, please stay for refreshments and a chance to catch up with everyone during our social time.
All are welcome! ✨
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