What next for our community?

COMMUNITY CONFERENCE

Saturday 13 February 

Craigroyston Community High Schoolcomm conferenceNorth Edinburgh is facing tough times. Services are being cut, good jobs are hard to come by and some of our projects are struggling to survive.

But maybe it’s not all doom and gloom. Our community has some great resources, and chief among these is our people: the activists and the volunteers, young and old.

This important conference will discuss what our community needs – and work out how, together, we can get where we want to be.

We believe the people who know best are the people who live here. North Edinburgh needs YOUR ideas – come along and help us to map out a positive future for our community.

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Lunch provided.

Free creche available but MUST be booked in advance.

For further information call Andy or Dave at CAN on 315 6405 or email communityactionnorth@gmail.com

Forth Neighbourhood Partnership meets today

Forth NP logoForth Neighbourhood Partnership Public Meeting

Wednesday 3 February at 2pm

West Pilton Neighbourhood Centre

Come along and hear about:

West Pilton Park improvement plans

The Neighbourhood Environment Programme Fund (NEPs)

Friends of Granton Castle Walled Garden group

All welcome

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For further information contact Jim Pattison:
telephone 529 5082 or email jim.pattison@edinburgh.gov.uk

Train with North Edinburgh Childcare

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We still have places available for our Childcare Academy Information Sessions on:

Monday 8th February @ 10am
Wednesday 17th February @ 1.30pm

If you would like to book a place to come along and hear more about the Academy, ask any questions and take away an application pack, please do not hesitate to contact me on the number below or Barbara Webster on 0131 311 6926.
Audrey O’Neill
Training Administrator
North Edinburgh Childcare
18b Ferry Road Avenue
Edinburgh, EH4 4BL

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