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... carried out the annual inspection of 400 members of Voluntary Aid Detachments of the movement's Edinburgh branch in the Assembly Rooms. The branch chairman, Major- General Stanley Arnott, who stressed the need to attract new members, complained about the ...
... of officers and members of the Voluntary Aid Detachments of the Edinburgh branch of the Red Cross. Lady Murray presenied the County Director's Cup, for the best all-round women's detachment for the year, to Detachment No. VIII, under ...
... Glasgow includes the following After-Care to ex-Service Men and Women Discharged from Hospital. Training and Raising Voluntary Aid _ Detachments Therapeutic Centre for Treatment of ex-Service Men, Kscort Service to aumd from Hospital for Those in Need of Attention ...
... distinguished military career. She was a keen church worker and an enthusiastic member of the local Red Cross and Voluntary Aid detachments. She was the second daughter of Mr G. A Hobart Hampden. NEW R.A. COMMANDANT Tue QueeN has approved the appointment ...
... Philisophy at Glasgow University, For the next 40 years she did much work lecturing and examining for the Red Cross . voluntary aid detachments and latterly for Civil Defence. 3 Dr Pirie's hulband died In 1947 and she is survived by a son. . Mgr. R. DELANEY ...
... vouth detachments aged 16-21; and aduits of 21 and upwards. The ultimate aim of the long-term recruiting drive is to double the strength of the service in the Edinburgh city area. At Yruenl. its enrolled strength is 400 in voluntary aid detachments, plus ...
... Edinburgh branch of the British Red Cross Society, on whose behalf 1 write, are actively engaged in the training of Voluntary Aid Detachments and National Hospital Service Reserve. The work of the welfare department includes libraries and trolley shops in ...
... Division of Suffolk, she was instrumental in raising several Voluntary Aid Detachments in the area. When war broke out in 1914, the tamily house in Suffolk became a hospital “staffed by a detachment com'manded by the Duchess's mother. | The Duchess. after ...
... the officers and members of the Edinburgh Voluntary Aid Detachments, the Fleming Cup for the best detachment of the year was presented by the Lady Provost to Miss Marian Lindsay, commandant of No. 28 Detachment. The inspection was by ...
... were on call in their thousands to ‘serve on many fronts with the new nursing service named after Amy’lmdelliter&em Voluntary Aid Detachments. about, how. many women's -aspirations were militarised by a Wsfl‘hbn&nu war as “manhg: ,‘enutol:‘trthmn m!nr’w' PHer ...
... COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION . This is a community-based voluntary omm which secured funds in partnership with Tayside c«muu Urban Aid for a new detached youth work projects, initially for @ mmmm: L s L, - 'DETACHED YOUTH WORK PROJECT :fi 1o lead & team which will ...
... LINLATHEN AREA COMMMUNITY ASSOCIATION This is a community-based voluntary organisation which has secured Urban Aid funding in partnership with Tayside Regional Council for a new Detached Youth Work w.lre.boklngfov:- APV £12,075-£13,188 (Award Pending) ...