The next Community Campaign Meeting will take place tomorrow – Monday 28th January 2019 at the Prentice Centre, from 6pm. Continue reading Save our Services campaign meeting tomorrow
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Save our Services: campaign meeting on Monday
Fight goes on to save vital local services
The fight to save local services goes on with a series of action group meetings and demonstrations planned over the next few weeks. Continue reading Save our Services: campaign meeting on Monday
Braw! Scottish Cultural Studies at Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre
Get your tickets for Ferryhill Family Ceilidh
Saving Our Services: campaign meeting
Wednesday 16 January from 6 – 8pm
Muirhouse Millennium Centre Continue reading Saving Our Services: campaign meeting
Get Involved! Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre Spring programme announced
Lottery cash for Pilton Retreat
The New Year has got off to a flying start for 143 arts, sports and community groups across Scotland, thanks to a New Year National Lottery cash boost of £945,298. Among them are local organisation Pilton Retreat, who receive £10,000. Continue reading Lottery cash for Pilton Retreat
NEN: Top posts of 2018
It’s been a busy old year for your North Edinburgh News blog. National (Brexit) and international (Donald Trump) stories may have been making the headlines around the globe, but here in North Edinburgh it was a story about yet another closed local pub that was the most-read post of the year! The news comes as The Telford Arms has announced that it’s to close at the end of this month for a major refurbishment – and will re-open in March as The Scottish Engineer. Continue reading NEN: Top posts of 2018
Locality funding opportunity for community groups
£20,000 has been allocated to the North West Locality for the promotion of local cultural and artistic events to take place in 2019. Continue reading Locality funding opportunity for community groups
“A lifeline”: Pilton Community Health Project service users speak out
‘PCHP has been amazing for me’
Pilton Community Health Project enters 2019 facing closure unless a rescue package can be found. Scotland’s oldest community health project – PCHP was established in 1984 – could close in March following Edinburgh Integration Joint Board’s decision to reject PCHP’s application for Health & Social Care funding last month. Continue reading “A lifeline”: Pilton Community Health Project service users speak out