Category: Muirhouse
Green Tease: get involved in the Edinburgh Shoreline
You are invited to an Edinburgh Shoreline event at the Botanic Garden on 29 March. This is the start of a year- long project focusing on the Edinburgh Shoreline – its rich history, culture and biodiversity – with input from local communities regarding how they relate to their section of coast and how they envisage it in the future. Continue reading Green Tease: get involved in the Edinburgh Shoreline
Walking touch rugby for older people
Edinburgh BATs Rugby launches walking touch rugby at Raeburn Place
Edinburgh BATs Rugby is delighted to announce the launch of walking touch rugby at Raeburn Place from Monday 16 April. Continue reading Walking touch rugby for older people
From Morningside to Muirhouse: Moderator visits Centipede Project
The Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, the Right Rev. Dr Derek Browning, visited Muirhouse on Thursday to see first hand the impact the Centipede Project is having in one of the capital’s most deprived areas. Continue reading From Morningside to Muirhouse: Moderator visits Centipede Project
A Market for Muirhouse? Event tomorrow
Muirhouse Salvesen CC meets tomorrow
Craigroyston is Active Schools High School of the Year!
Climate Challenge cash bonanza for local projects
Granton Parish Church, North Edinburgh Arts, Leith Cops in Pots and ELREC are among fourteen city projects to share grants totalling £15.3 million in the latest round of Climate Challenge Funding. The initiative supporting action to combat climate change has now helped in excess of 1,000 projects – and provided more than £100 million funding over the past decade. Continue reading Climate Challenge cash bonanza for local projects
A market for Muirhouse? New date set
No tomorrow for Tomorrow’s People
Employability organisation Tomorrow’s People – who’s slogan was Making Life Work – has gone into adminstration. Tomorrow’s People, a registered charity, had a base in North Edinburgh Arts and the company’s failure has resulted in the loss of two local jobs and an uncertain future for young people who were being supported into employment, training or further education. Continue reading No tomorrow for Tomorrow’s People







