A proposal to redevelop Muirhouse Shopping Centre and surrounding area to create a new civic centre in Pennywell and Muirhouse will be considered by the Council next week as the latest stage of the ongoing regeneration of the wider area. Continue reading Muirhouse Shopping Centre transformation moves to next stage
Share your views on the regeneration of Muirhouse Shopping Centre and the surrounding environment. The city council’s consultation team will be back at the Shopping Centre today from midday – 3pm. Have a look at the plans and make your comments!
Muirhouse Community Centre has added two more clubs for children (P1-P3 and P3- P4) writes JAMES McGINTY.
This with all the other children’s work, the total number we cater for is 160 per week. Here is a photo of the new Primary 3 – 4 Group with Leaders Peter Airlie (Centre Manager), C.L.D.’s Alan Hosey and centre volunteers Chris.
City of Edinburgh Council tenants’ views are being sought on the Housing Service’s five year improvement plan and 2017/18 budget.
An election is to be held for membership of Leith Links Community Council due to the volume of nominations submitted, but it’s a different story for two local community councils: both Drylaw Telford and Muirhouse Salvesen CCs failed to attract sufficient nominations to reform.
The nomination process closed on 26 September and membership has now been confirmed for the city’s other community councils.
Please see the above poster advertising a drop by event at Pennywell Shopping Centre tomorrow Thursday 13 October from 2 – 4pm and Friday 14 October from noon – 3pm.
The Council and their design team will be on street to ask people’s views on proposals for phased redevelopment of the shopping centre and surrounding area.
The proposals will also be available to view in Muirhouse Library and North Office, West Pilton Gardens from 14-28 October where there will be opportunity to have your say.
You can also comments online here
Muirhouse and Granton libraries held an event with Lorna Liverpool, author of the wonderful children’s book ‘A Dance to Remember’ on Monday. The event is part of the libraries’ celebration of Black History Month which began on the 1st of October and runs until the end of the month.
Lorna demonstrated African drumming and performed stories with arts and crafts for local primary school children – giving everyone a great opportunity to learn about the African drum’s significance in African culture, and of course to make some noise!
The children were joined by the local Living in Harmony group for Lorna’s session, making it a day to remember for all at Muirhouse Library.
Thanks to Declan McCann, team leader at Muirhouse Library, for the pictures
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRbZXUGToNg
Continue reading Lorna drums up a day to remember at Muirhouse Library
Successful projects that have helped people cope with issues such as debt, mortgage worries and benefit problems will continue thanks to £6 million of funding. Among those succesful projects is Granton Information Centre, who increased one client’s household income by a staggering £15,000. Continue reading Easing the burden: funding extension for ‘crucial’ advice services
Arcadeum’s Collector exhibition opened on Saturday afternoon at Whitespace Gallery on East Crosscauseway – and the exhibition has already attracted over one hundred visitors!
The fascinating exhibition features the personal collections of twenty residents and local workers from North Edinburgh and includes collections of model buses, spoons, toysoldiers, John Wayne memorabilia and more …
The exhibition runs until Thursday and is open daily from 11am – 6pm – and it’s free. Don’t miss it!
More info at Facebook – Arcadeum Collectors Project and www.arcadeum.org/projects
