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Project 1917: Celebrating 110 years of the SWI in 2027

Missed the safeguarding training? Catch-up here!

New free member benefit: Meeting space

Get to know the NEW Board of Trustees

Scottish Women’s Institutes Announces First Working National President

Evelyn Baxter Competition 2026

Spoken Word Competition 2026

AGM Papers Now Available

Institute spotlight: Largs sewing club

New Institute Office Bearer handbook

Meet heritage volunteer Jo Ozga

An inspiring afternoon with Mary Fleming

Heritage News – Spring 2026 – print friendly version

New partnership launched between the SWI and Hamlyns of Scotland

Online: Posture for Health Masterclass

RHS Handcrafts Championship – Entries open now

New Member Discount Available

Book your place at the SWI AGM

An update on safeguarding

Members’ News – Issue 44 March 2026 – print friendly version

Membership Experience Survey 2026 – Your Voice Matters

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