Category: Muirhouse
Craigroyston CYFC looking for new players
Craigroyston CYFC 2007s are looking for players to join our current teams.
We train Wednesday and Friday 6-7pm and play our games on a Sunday morning.
If any boys or girls are interested in coming along for a trial and are wanting to continue with their football development then get in touch.
Email gavm206@hotmail.com or call Gavin Milne 07940453590
Muirhouse Millennium Centre: Friday Club cancelled to let Challenge Fund project flourish
The Friday Craft Club has been cancelled on a temporary basis to allow the Youth Annexe to be used by Johanna in her work with our Scottish Climate Fund Challenge Project (writes JAMES McGINTY).
Free local screening of I, Daniel Blake
WE ARE ALL DANIEL BLAKE presents
FREE COMMUNITY SCREENING of I, DANIEL BLAKE
The award-winning film by KEN LOACH written by PAUL LAVERTY
at NORTH EDINBURGH ARTS CENTRE (beside Muirhouse Library)
WEDNESDAY 8th FEBRUARY at 6.30pm
The film will be followed by a Q & A with a panel including Ben Macpherson MSP
Tickets from North Edinburgh Arts telephone 315 2151 or reserve by calling Willie Black on 0751 568 6421
Apple Wassail marks end of winter at North Edinburgh Arts
Friday 3 February: 2.30 – 4pm
The garden, North Edinbugh Arts
APPLE WASSAIL!
Join us at the NEA garden for traditional end of winter festivities
Traditionally at this time of year, people’s thoughts turn to the end of winter and the coming of spring. We’ll be doing our bit to encourage a good harvest year in the North Edinburgh Arts garden by holding our annual apple wassail on
Friday 3rd Feb, 2,30 -4.00pm.
We’ll have wassailing songs led by the Timebank Temptations, mulled apple juice and other refreshments and of course, the wassail parade around the garden to scare off evil spirits and encourage a good fruit harvest for the coming year.
For more information, call 0131 315 2151, e-mail garden@northedinburgharts.co.uk or drop into our centre.
See you there!
Valla
Public Social Partnership events
Edinburgh Wellbeing public social partnership (psp)
“Talk, Share, Plan, Repeat” Coproduction Events
Public Social Partnerships (PSPs) are about people working together to design what services and supports are needed to meet the need of people who have mental ill health, or mental health difficulties, and then building partnerships to deliver the services and supports. There will be two city wide events, the first to capture the main themes and the second to capture work across the city and to begin to make these links. The locality events will be focused more around understanding the needs of that particular community, opening up local dialogue, and building relationships for future partnership working.
To registers for one/or more events or general enquiries please email: EdinburghPSP@nhslothian.scot.nhs.uk
- Locality – North West: 1st Feb, 11 – 2:30, Muirhouse Library
- City Wide: 8th Feb, 11 – 2:30, tbc
- Locality – North West: 22nd Feb, 11 – 2:30, Muirhouse Library
Training session: Overcoming language barriers
Overcoming Language Barriers for Frontline/Reception Staff –
Training Opportunity for Workers in North Edinburgh
10am – 12pm, Thurs 26th Jan 2017, Muirhouse Library, Pennywell Road
Learn about:
- Practical ways to remove language barriers in your organization.
- Race equality in Scotland
- Some of the current challenges for BME communities.
The trainer will be Eleanor McKnight from Elite Linguist CIC. Living in Harmony and Muirhouse Library are organizing the training. Book your free place by contacting Adam Farquhar on 0131 551 1671 or emailing
Food for Thought at Millennium Centre
Earlier this week Muirhouse Millennium Community Centre played host to a Food for Thought Forum for the community led by Pilton Health Project, with Memes Molina (Food Development Worker at PCHP, above) leading the proceedings by explaining the previous forums: what they had discussed and what had been gained from the experiences (writes James McGinty).
Anita Aggarwa(PCHP Community Development Manager) then laid out the processes of the day.
A very well attended audience were treated to home made soup and some superbly healthy sandwiches, tea and coffee provided by centre volunteers and our manager Peter Airlie.
For more information on PHP please click HERE
Pictures by JAMES McGINTY
Shoogalie Roadies hit Muirhouse Millennium Centre!
Muirhouse Millennium Centre’s Loose women booked a Harry Lauder night from their favourites the Shoogalie Roadies (writes JAMES McGINTY).
Continue reading Shoogalie Roadies hit Muirhouse Millennium Centre!
Creating a fairer Scotland: Aspiring Communities Fund launched
Community and third sector projects that try new ways to tackle poverty and improve people’s lives can now apply for a share of £29 million funding, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced. Continue reading Creating a fairer Scotland: Aspiring Communities Fund launched