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William marks charity milestone as first tenant moves into Homewards flat

The prince was in Aberdeen to see the progress made in his efforts to end homelessness.

The Independent UK

William treated to history of Aberdeen during visit

The Prince of Wales spent around 30 minutes on the streets of Aberdeen.

The Independent UK

William goes on walking tour with firm supporting his homelessness project

The prince spent around 30 minutes on the streets of Aberdeen.

Evening Standard

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Rod Stewart snapped outside Edinburgh Tesco as he chats with locals between sell out gigs

The rocker took to the stage at Edinburgh Castle yesterday, with another sell out show scheduled tonight.

Daily Record

Rod Stewart spotted outside Edinburgh Tesco chatting to locals after sellout gig

Rod Stewart and his sister toured Leith and learned the history of the area on Friday morning, after the 78-year-old entertained crowds at Edinburgh Castle on Thursday night.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh’s dark corners: a walking tour of the city’s hidden stories

Invisible Cities’ tours take visitors to the Scottish capital’s juiciest and least-known stories – and with guides who have known homelessness, they are rooted in real experience

The Guardian - UK

West Lothian charities get a boost from big hearted shoppers

The Centre, Livingston held its ’12 Days of Donation’ Christmas appeal for the second year running

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The Centre, Livingston announces '12 Days of Donations' initiative to help families over Christmas

The mall will be giving shoppers the chance to donate different items every day to be handed to three charities and social enterprises.

Daily Record

Formerly homeless Scots giving tourists unique perspective on city's communities

Invisible Cities trains people who have experienced homelessness to become tour guides of the places they often know better than anyone else.

Daily Record

Life of Manchester's first homeless tour guide celebrated at moving memorial

Danny Collins spent years showing visitors his Manchester and raising awareness

Manchester Evening News

'He had friends all over' - tributes to Manchester’s first homeless tour guide

Veteran Danny Collins’ moving walking tours led visitors to the spots where he slept rough and spent much of his time when he was homeless

Manchester Evening News

New Edinburgh Invisible City tour to raise money for Ukrainian refugees

The tour - The Languages of Scotland - will take customers on a whirlwind journey around Edinburgh whilst introducing them to the languages of Scots, Gaelic and English.

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