Due to Muirhouse Millennium Centre being a main venue for voters during all elections bingo has been cancelled this month. Next session will be advertised on our Facebook page and N.E.N website, and we hope to see you all soon, especially as he weather gets a a bit kinder to us!
James McGinty
Thursday 12 May 2.30 – 4pm, 5.30 – 7.30pm
St Columba’s Parish Church, Hillhouse Road
For further information telephone 0345 30 17 2 70
or visit www.scotblood.co.uk
THE IDEAL HUT SHOW
Botanics until Mon 30 May, 10am – 5.45 pm. Free.
An open-air installation consisting of twenty off-the-shelf garden sheds reinvented by architects and designers from home and abroad.
In partnership with the Festival of Architecture (part of Scotland’s Year of Innovation, Architecture and Design)
Have your say on West Pilton Park transformation
Have you seen the proposals to give West Pilton Park a new lease of life? See the report (below) – what do you think? Send your comments to Pilton Community Health Project at admin@pchp.org.uk
West Pilton West Granton CC meets tonight
Please see below the draft agenda for the next meeting on Tuesday 3rd May 2016 at West Pilton Neighbourhood Centre at 7pm.
See you there,
Barbara Robertson, Secretary
STARBANK PARK
Saturday 7 May 3 – 5pm
Police are appealing for witnesses following an attempted robbery in a Dalry Road flat. The incident happened at around 5.55 p.m. last Thursday evening. Continue reading Woman sought following attempted robbery
Edinburgh-based arts organisation Imaginate has beaten off stiff competition from over 400 organisations across Europe to receive funding for its new project, PUSH, which will offer artists high quality, international opportunities to explore three important topics and initiate new artistic ideas. Continue reading EU funding for Imaginate
College creative festival gets underway
Edinburgh College’s annual Glow student creative festival launched on Friday, beginning two months of end-of-year shows covering the college’s creative curriculum, including music, theatre, dance, photography, art and design, sculpture, make-up artistry and computing. Continue reading Let’s Glow!
WOODLAND SAGE
A delight in your garden
One unusual feature is that Woodland Sage is one of the few garden plants with square stems. Honeybees, butterflies and dragonflies also love the plant because of its high nectar production so it’s safe to say that the Garden Plant of the Month for May is a blessing to your garden!
Woodland Sage is a member of the Salvia plant family that includes over 900 species. Unlike other varieties, this variant is a feast for the eyes rather than the stomach but is perfect for idyllic garden displays as the purple plumes sway elegantly in the wind.
More information, care tips and images of Woodland Sage can be found at Flowercouncil.co.uk.
