by Angela Clark Beating people up, throwing your opponent to the floor, holding them in an air choke; a sport only suitable for boys - these are a few common misconceptions about Judo. It is instead a martial art with a set of moral codes to help transform a person into a … [Read more...] about Moral Codes and Martial Arts
Issue 16
Counting On CAB – Sponsored Editorial
In uncertain times, it’s reassuring to know vital public services are still available to offer help. Joe McCormack, CEO at West Dunbartonshire Citizens Advice Bureau, explained how the CAB service evolved since lockdown was introduced in March 2020. “Although our doors were … [Read more...] about Counting On CAB – Sponsored Editorial
Peace In Painting
by Jenny Watson We all express ourselves in different ways, some through actions, some through the spoken word, others through the written word. Scott Walker, aka Wingnut Walker, chooses to put paint on canvas to express the world around him. And what a colourful, … [Read more...] about Peace In Painting
A Green Recovery – Sponsored Editorial
Sponsored Editorial A local charity is helping to find new homes for unwanted household items while also helping to tackle climate change. The Covid19 crisis made the Isaro Community Initiative realise a lot of items heading for landfill could be reused by others in our … [Read more...] about A Green Recovery – Sponsored Editorial
Building Neighbourhood Networks
Sponsored Editorial Since 2001 we have supported vulnerable adults, many with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and mental health issues to live an active, healthy life, safely, within their own homes and be fully involved within their local communities. Our … [Read more...] about Building Neighbourhood Networks