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The meditation techniques taught at our classes are scientific methods for improving our human nature and qualities through developing the capacity of the mind. The Centre welcomes people from all faiths and those who do not subscribe to any faith. You do not have to be a Buddhist to take part in the programmes or to benefit from them.

Everything you need for your pet. Stocking a wide range of pet feeds, beds,cages,bowls,collars,leads & harnesses and small animal accessories.Also a dog grooming service is available. Dogs groomed to

BuyitSellitSwapit is the place to sell all your unwanted items or buy even grab free stuff !

The Ericht Trust is a 'not for profit' charitable organisation, which focuses on community development and regeneration in line with Scottish Government policies on community empowerment. It is a member of Development Trusts Association Scotland (DTAS). DTAS provides support to its members and a link into a network of the many comparable Trusts working for the benefit of their communities across Scotland. Being part of this bigger family gives strength to the organisation when voicing opinion or seeking support from Government and Local Authorities.

The Association of Blairgowrie Craftworkers was formed in 1987 by a few individuals who, making crafts at home as a hobby, wanted an outlet and so organised a craft fair. Since then the number of memb

Inchtuthill Coach House is a 4* detached holiday cottage situated in a peaceful spot between Dunkeld and Blairgowrie in HIghland Perthshire. For more info please see http://www.inchtuthill.co.uk

Hall hire is usually £11 per hour (per hall), plus an £11 flat rate for using the kitchen. Please get in touch by phone or e-mail if you'd like to speak to one of us.

Please note: We cannot discuss specific cases on our Facebook page. If you wish to talk to someone please contact the officer in the case via 101 or contact your Safer Neighbourhood team through our website, www.dorset.police.uk. We cannot be held responsible for the views posted by others on our Facebook wall. However, we will remove any comments, and potentially the person who posts them, which contain offensive language, libelous comments or other content which we deem inappropriate. We will also remove comments which are repeatedly posted on the page, appear to be advertising or are not related to the discussions taking place.

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