Suggestions for visit, Witches, Folklore, Beaches, Vintage Stuff, Vegan Food and Weird and Quirky Museums?

Hi, I'm planning a weekend trip to your lovely city for my partner's birthday and looking to create an itinerary with this that will speak to her interests. She's into thing about witchcraft, witch trials, Scottish folklore, so any places, shops, experiences would be great for this or even just of historical interest?

Or, any quirky, niche, odd or weird museums?

Also vintage shops and things, fashion, furniture, items, so any good vintage or antique shops?

Any good vegan restaurants?

Beaches nearby that have good stony shores?

I know we're s bit odd and weird, but any help or suggestions with the above would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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u/External-Display2971 — 4 days ago

New to EV - Charging choices

I've just arranged to swap to an EV, Volkswagen e-transporter van, and I'm now trying to figure out the best charger/ electricity supplier to choose. I live in a flat with only one other property in my building (I'm upstairs) and we have a shared private car parking area at the side of the building, my neighbour has no issue to me having a charger installed. I'm just trying to navigate the logistics of how to go about this and what to choose?

I've looked at the, "Electric Vehicle Chargepoint Grant for Renters and Flat Owners"

Is this worth applying for?

Also, what's the best type of charger to get.

And, what energy supplier is best? I see some, like Octopus, have discounts on charging when out and about.

Any help or suggestions are appreciated.

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u/External-Display2971 — 20 days ago

My partner (who I don't live with) had had her universal credit completely stopped as she has separated from her husband and they're not yet divorced and he still lives in their old house. It's due to having equity worth more than £16,000 in the house, but she doesn't have access to her share of that yet, and it's not looking like it'll be sorted in the immediate short term. She is a student and works one day in a shop, and it's a carer for a profoundly disabled son. She had her kids 50% of the time and it's the beneficiary of the child benefit. It's a total panic and she can't see what to do. What can someone do in this situation? Has anyone been here?

It's in Scotland for context.

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u/External-Display2971 — 4 months ago