The North West Locality Improvement Plan (LIP) has been developed to help organisations design and deliver improved services across the North West of the city of Edinburgh – and now YOU can help to make the plan even better. Continue reading Have your say on LIP Action Plan
Local community councils will have the opportunity to have their say on the draft North West Locality Improvement Plan (LIP) Action Plan later this month. Continue reading Community Councils to have their say on LIP Action Plans
North West Localities Committee
Wednesday 25th April
7pm Dean of Guild Court Room, City Chambers
This is a public meeting and members of the public are welcome to attend
Residents are being encouraged to tune in to the second meeting of their Locality Committee when they meet this week to discuss the pressing topics in their local area.
North West Localities Committees meets on Wednesday evening in the City Chambers and can be attended in person or viewed live via webcast.
Main Council Committees currently have responsibility for services across the city and Locality Committees will complement this by addressing specific service and community issues within their areas.
Each of the Committees will have powers over community safety, lifelong learning and libraries, traffic management, roads and parking, parks and green space, street cleaning and open space maintenance and public realm projects on a local basis.
Councillors on the North West Locality Committee will meet from 7pm to 9pm on Wednesday and Convener Cllr Robert Aldridge will manage discussion of the Locality Improvement Plan and hear a Health and Social Care update.
You can find out more about Locality Committees and their membership on the Council’s website.
See below for meeting papers
A little piece of civic history was made last week when the first ever meeting of North West Localities Committee was held in the City Chambers on 9 February. It was at times a complex and complicated meeting but it’s set the council on a course of new ways of working with partners. Continue reading North West Locality: all will become clear!
Localities: “giving community issues the focus they require and deserve” – Cllr Donald Wilson
Culture and Communities Committee convener Councillor Donald Wilson believes the new Locality Committees will “drive improvements across the city.” Continue reading Localities Committees will “have real impact on local services”
Drylaw Telford Community Council’s first meeting of 2018 will be held on
WEDNESDAY 31 JANUARY
at 7pm in DRYLAW NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE
All welcome
Forth Neighbourhood Partnership will meet on Thursday 18th January from 6 – 8pm at North West Locality Office in West Pilton Gardens.
Items on the agenda include information on walking and cycling improvements on Lower Granton Road, an introduction to the new Health and Social Care Manager, updates on the North West Locality Improvement Plan and the latest Community Grants Fund allocations. There’s also an opportunity to raise issues with your local councillors during the Question Time session.
All welcome.
See below for full set of meeting papers:
Almond Neighbourhood Partnership (which now includes Muirhouse) will meet on Wednesday (23rd August) at Rosebery House, South Queensferry High Street at 6.30pm.
All welcome.
Inverleith Neighbourhood Partnership meeting takes place next Monday (21st August)at 6.30pm in Stockbridge Library. All welcome. Continue reading Inverleith Neighbourhood Partnership meets on Monday
Forth Neighbourhood Partnership Public Meeting
6.30pm – 8.30pm, Tuesday 15th August 2017
Royston Wardieburn Community Centre
11 Pilton Drive North, EH5 1N
See below for meeting papers:
