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18th Oct 2023

SWI National Conference a huge success

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26th Sep 2023

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11th Aug 2023

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12th Jul 2023

The SWI is on the move!

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4th Jul 2023

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12th May 2023

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6th Apr 2023

New Strategy 2024-26

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6th Apr 2023

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17th Mar 2023

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24th Feb 2023

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4th Jan 2023

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23rd Sep 2022

Scottish Women’s Institutes mourns the loss of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
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