The Save Leith Walk campaign would like to invite the community of Leith to a Community Planning Workshop in order to develop an alternative vision for the land on Stead’s Place as well as the 106-154 Leith Walk red sandstone building. Continue reading Save Leith Walk planning workshop this Saturday
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for witnesses following a fatal road traffic collision on Leith Walk yesterday. Continue reading Fatal collision on Leith Walk: can you help?
IN collaboration with Ocean Terminal, Leith Collective has prepared a wide range of FREE weekend workshops and initiatives for anyone interested in re-using, recycling, upcycling or learning new creative skills in 2019. Continue reading Build your sustainablity skills with Leith Collective
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
Police in Edinburgh, carrying out inquiries to trace the missing man William Scott have recovered a body. Continue reading William Scott: body found
Police in Edinburgh have released CCTV images of a man they wish to trace in connection with a theft from the Hindu Mandir Cultural Centre in Leith. Continue reading Appeal after Leith Hindu Temple theft
Police are warning those attending today’s Edinburgh derby that criminal behaviour will not be accepted. Continue reading Derby day fans urged to behave responsibly
Police searching for a missing Leith woman have discovered a body in South Queensferry. Continue reading Missing Leith woman: body found
Cargo bikes, subsidised local discount schemes, a business continuity fund and logistics hubs – these are among the ideas most supported in a local survey of businesses who would be most affected should the Council decide to take trams down to Newhaven. Continue reading Tram planners listening to Leithers?
Scotland is to recruit an additional 80 mental health professionals to work with children and young people, following a £4 million investment. Continue reading £4 million to drive CAHMS improvement
