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Brian Adam is MSP for Aberdeen Donside. He is the SNP Chief Whip and minister for parliamentary business. He was the MSP for Aberdeen North from 2003 to 2011 and for North East Scotland from 1999 to 2003. I was born in 1948 and educated in the North East at Keith Grammar School. After a BSc at the University of Aberdeen I took an MSc in Clinical Pharmacology. I started work with Glaxo in Montrose and continued my career at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary where I was a Principal Biochemist. I was an Aberdeen District Councillor representing Middlefield and Heathryfold from 1988 until 1996 and an Aberdeen City Councillor from 1995 until 1999. I live in Aberdeen with my wife and family. I have four sons, one daughter, and two grandchildren. I am an avid Don's fan and make an effort to attend as many games as possible. My only personal hate is onions and garlic, and I feel they should be banned from all cooking.

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

FUNDING FOR GREENFERN POSTOFFICE

Brian Adam, MSP for Aberdeen Donside, has today welcomed the announcement from the Post Office Diversification Fund for Scotland that Greenfern Post Office, at the Mastrick Shops in his constituency, has been successful in its bid to receive £23,519.72 to make improvements to the Post Office.

 

Across Scotland 48 Post Offices are set to benefit from the £1 Million Challenge Fund set up by the SNP Government to help Post Offices move into new businesses areas to improve their sustainability.

 

The award will be used in Greenfern to purchase an automatic door, coffee shop, refrigeration, photocopier, fax machine, photo publishing, laptop, photo booth, CCTV, shelving and stands, signage, facia and help pay staff wages

 

Mr Adam said:

 

“I am delighted that Greenfern Post Office has been successful in their bid for money from the diversification fund.

 

“A local Post Office plays an important role in the community and I hope the changes that they are proposing will help secure its future at the centre of Mastrick life.

 

Mr Adam continued:

 

“We have already seen a lot of work done to the Mastrick Shops through the Town Centre Regeneration Fund, repairing the area around the shops and making it safer. 

 

“I am sure that the Post Office enhancements will attract more people back to the Mastrick shops for the benefit of the whole community”.

 

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More information can be found here:

 

http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Business-industry/support/podiversificationfondscot