Hot on the heels of placing 42nd in the Sunday Times’ 100 Best UK Not-For-Profit Organisations to Work For List, Port of Leith Housing Association has received two additional accolades. Continue reading More Awards for Port of Leith Housing Association
Members of the public are being invited to quiz candidates contesting the forthcoming Leith Walk by-election at a hustings organised by the Save Leith Walk campaign. Continue reading Leith Walk by-election hustings
Lottery cash for Granton Primary School, Royston Wardieburn Community Centre and West Granton Community Trust
Continue reading £1.5 million to get more Scots physically active
£EITH CHOOSES: Wednesday night is results night! Continue reading £eith Chooses: and the winners are ….
Three Edinburgh projects are in the running for awards at this year’s National Youth Work Awards, organised by YouthLink Scotland.
Continue reading National recognition for city youth projects
Leith Community Centre celebrates its 50th Anniversary on Sunday 10th March 2019. Continue reading Leith Community Centre to celebrate 50 years
Deidre Brock MP has given her support to a campaign to make sure animal protections are not watered down by Brexit. Continue reading Brock backs ‘Better Deal for Animals’ campaign
A LEADING housing provider is calling for Edinburgh volunteers to join the team and help bridge the gap between older people and technology.
Bield Housing & Care has teamed up with local charity, Tap into IT, to run new computer classes at its Manderston Court development in Leith. Continue reading Volunteers Help Older People Tap Into IT
The Jersey Boys tour has been on the road since December 2017 and the musical that tells the colourful story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons reached Edinburgh this week. It’s been worth the wait: the award-winning show is a delight not only for ‘seasoned’ fans but for everybody who enjoys a memorable night out. Continue reading Jersey Boys leaves Playhouse audience ‘beggin’ for more
The full Final Business Case (FBC) for taking trams to Newhaven was published yesterday – the day after city councillors voted to make cuts of £33 million to council services and shed up to 200 jobs. The £200 million tram line extention has the full backing of the city’s ruling SNP – Labour ‘Capital Coalition’, so it’s almost certain that the controversial project will get the green light next month. Continue reading Forget council cuts … here comes your tram extension
