Police are looking for a cyclist who was seen kicking a 19-month-old girl on Saturday afternoon. The incident happened on the cycle path near Leith Links at around 4.30pm. Continue reading Police hunt Leith Links cyclist who kicked little girl
Day: January 13, 2016
Home win: Albion Road development launched
Goal-den opportunity for househunters
Port of Leith Housing Association and its subsidiary company Persevere Developments Limited’s latest development was officially opened by Malcolm Chisholm MSP yesterday. Continue reading Home win: Albion Road development launched
Talking ****: dog fouling fine doubles
Tougher penalties for irresponsible owners
The fine for dog owners who fail to pick up after their pets has been doubled by the Scottish Parliament. The fixed penalty for dog fouling is being increased from £40 to £80 to bring it in to line with the fine for littering. Continue reading Talking ****: dog fouling fine doubles
Childcare training: information day places still available
North Edinburgh Childcare still have places available at their Information Session on Wednesday 27 January @ 1.30pm. If you would like to come along and hear more about the Academy please use the contact details below to book a place.
Pioneering Pirniehall!
Read all about it: Local primary school is first to complete Scotland’s library card challenge
Following the Scottish Government announcement that every child in Scotland should get a library card, Muirhouse Library, Community Learning & Development and Pirniehall Primary School have sprinted out of the educational blocks! Continue reading Pioneering Pirniehall!
Meet Halle – Edinburgh’s youngest bookworm!
‘Libraries are often the hub of a local community’ – Cabinet Secretary for Culture Fiona Hyslop
She may be too young to read, but Halle Edwards has become Edinburgh’s youngest library member – at the tender age of three weeks! Continue reading Meet Halle – Edinburgh’s youngest bookworm!