Make your New Year’s resolution to fi nd out more about your family’s past


• How much do you know about your family’s history?


• ARTEMIS is a bespoke accompaniment and


companionship service, committed to supporting our clients lead full & independent lives.


We off er a variety of personal services tailored specifi cally to our clients’ individual needs.


These include accompaniment in our executive car


to appointments, to social & recreational outings or simply getting together for a chat over a coff ee/lunch.


If you would like a friendly companion to help


you get around and enjoy life or if you can’t always be there to help a loved one, then Artemis is here to off er a helping hand.


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Make 2016 the year when you achieve those resolutions


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For more information contact Francine on 07772 401 634 or email francine@orrganise.co.uk


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Have you ever wondered about the people and families who may have lived in your house before?


Based in Dunblane, Scottish Relatives and


Roots off ers a specialised, professional and personalised genealogy and family history


research service to help you make connections with your family’s or house’s past, whether they were based in Scotland, UK or overseas.


muriel@scottishrelativesandroots.co.uk t: 01786 826 745 or 07766 386 596 www.scottishrelativesandroots.co.uk


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