I want to meet new people!

Last activity 02 February 2011 by liz24

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liz24Member02 February 2011 07:32:39

Hello, as I said about me on my profile, I moved to Scotland 5 months ago and right now many of my friends had returned to their countries.

I am interested meet people and go out, cinema, have a coffee..

I'm 24 years but I think it isn't so important.

YudViP02 February 2011 09:12:33

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Welcome on board liz24

liz24Member02 February 2011 10:32:49

Thank you!!!

David ScotlandMember02 February 2011 14:48:23

Hi Liz,

Here's a few suggestions for things to do in Livingston which should get you meeting new people:

1. West Lothian College. You can do all kinds of evening and part-time courses which are reasonably affordable.

2. The Howden Park Centre offers all sorts of courses. You can learn everything from Tai Chi and Yoga to Belly Dancing and Salsa!

3. If you're into photography there is Livingston Camera Club which caters for all levels.

4.If you like Badminton there is Livingston Badminton Club which welcomes beginners.

5. If you've ever fancied playing hockey then the Livingston and West Lothian Hockey Club is always looking for new members.

6. If you like climbing the Edinburgh International Climbing Arena near Ratho might be worth considering.

7. If you've thought about doing some voluntary work have a look at the West Lothian Voluntary Sector Gateway website.

I hope this helps.

All the best,

David

liz24Member02 February 2011 18:02:44

That's so interersting..!!! Thanks

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