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Hillcrest Futures opens boutique charity shop in Broughty Ferry

Dundee-based charity Hillcrest Futures launched its first ever boutique charity shop in Gray Street, Broughty Ferry last week. Past Present Futures has brought a new lease of life to the former Matthew M Henderson jewellers store, and offers a range of high quality yet affordable pre-owned clothing, jewellery, hand bags, home accessories and more. Hillcrest’s chief executive, Angela Linton explains: “After running three successful pop-up charity shops over the past…
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  • Hillcrest Futures opens boutique charity shop in Broughty Ferry

    Posted: 13th July 2020

    A £7m affordable Edinburgh housing development, which has been constructed into the historic wall of Edmonstone’s walled garden was officially declared open on Wednesday by Scottish Housing Minister Kevin Stewart. Welcomed by Hillcrest chairman Alan Russell, Hillcrest chief executive Angela Linton, Cruden Homes East managing director Steven Simpson and Hart…

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  • Hillcrest and Abertay awarded £175k funding to support the local community through Covid challenges

    Posted: 10th July 2020

    A £7m affordable Edinburgh housing development, which has been constructed into the historic wall of Edmonstone’s walled garden was officially declared open on Wednesday by Scottish Housing Minister Kevin Stewart. Welcomed by Hillcrest chairman Alan Russell, Hillcrest chief executive Angela Linton, Cruden Homes East managing director Steven Simpson and Hart…

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  • Shining a spotlight on our Hillcrest heroes: maintenance

    Posted: 22nd June 2020

    A £7m affordable Edinburgh housing development, which has been constructed into the historic wall of Edmonstone’s walled garden was officially declared open on Wednesday by Scottish Housing Minister Kevin Stewart. Welcomed by Hillcrest chairman Alan Russell, Hillcrest chief executive Angela Linton, Cruden Homes East managing director Steven Simpson and Hart…

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  • Shining a light on Hillcrest’s heroes: development

    Posted: 17th June 2020

    A £7m affordable Edinburgh housing development, which has been constructed into the historic wall of Edmonstone’s walled garden was officially declared open on Wednesday by Scottish Housing Minister Kevin Stewart. Welcomed by Hillcrest chairman Alan Russell, Hillcrest chief executive Angela Linton, Cruden Homes East managing director Steven Simpson and Hart…

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