Ewan Aitken's guest appearances

Ewan Aitken

The Lesley Riddoch Podcast

The Edinburgh Report

All About Balance

Journeys in Education

Alyn Smith

Angus Robertson

John Fleming

Mark Blyth

Chris Young

Tom Hughes

David Robertson

Kevin Williamson

Andrea Baker

Germaine Greer

Jeremy Paxman

Alex Salmond

Rachel Baxter

Richard Lewis

Bruce Anderson

OwlTail

Ewan Aitken has been in his current role as Chief Executive of Cyrenians for 7 years.  Cyrenians is a charity that works with people at the margins – the forgotten, ignored and dismissed – to give them a self-determined and settled life. He's also been an ordained Minister and leader of Edinburgh City Council.

Ewan Aitken has been in his current role as Chief Executive of Cyrenians for 7 years.  Cyrenians is a charity that works with people at the margins – the forgotten, ignored and dismissed – to give them a self-determined and settled life. He's also been an ordained Minister and leader of Edinburgh City Council.

Episode 24 - Ewan Aitken

Today a long time friend and ex-colleague Ewan Aitken is on the podcast. We discuss Manchester United, growing up in South Africa, a new potential political system and much more.

Today a long time friend and ex-colleague Ewan Aitken is on the podcast. We discuss Manchester United, growing up in South Africa, a new potential political system and much more.

#60 - Ewan Aitken

The Edinburgh charity Cyrenians work in a variety of ways with those who experience homelessness or who have mental health problemsThey help people to get back to independence with the right kind of support - that can be on their farm, in the Social Bite village or by learning at their Cook School Today we spoke to Ewan Aitken the Chief Executive of Cyrenians  - he is pretty busy at the best of times, but right now the charity is working harder than ever as you will hear--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/edinburgh-reporter/message

The Edinburgh charity Cyrenians work in a variety of ways with those who experience homelessness or who have mental health problems They help people to get back to independence with the right kind of support - that can be on their farm, in the Social Bite village or by learning at their Cook School Today we spoke to Ewan Aitken the Chief Executive of Cyrenians - he is pretty busy at the best of times, but right now the charity is working harder than ever as you will hear --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/edinburgh-reporter/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/edinburgh-reporter/message</a>

Speaking with Cyrenians CEO Ewan Aitken

Mark Perryman

Christine Grahame

Lesley’s guests on Riddoch Questions this week are: Councillor Ewan Aitken, former leader of Edinburgh city council; Mark Perryman, editor of the book ‘Breaking up Britain: Four Nations after a Union’; and Christine Grahame MSP.They discussed the stories making the headlines this week, including the Calman Commission, the Digital Britain report, the de-selection of Labour MP Jim Devine and the SNP’s long-awaiting school building programme. Mike Russell, the Scottish Government's Culture Minister joins in to give a view of Calman.

Lesley’s guests on Riddoch Questions this week are: Councillor Ewan Aitken, former leader of Edinburgh city council; Mark Perryman, editor of the book ‘Breaking up Britain: Four Nations after a Union’; and Christine Grahame MSP. They discussed the stories making the headlines this week, including the Calman Commission, the Digital Britain report, the de-selection of Labour MP Jim Devine and the SNP’s long-awaiting school building programme. Mike Russell, the Scottish Government's Culture Minister joins in to give a view of Calman.