
WEDNESDAY 27th APRIL from 5 – 6.30pm
Granton Community Garden on Wardieburn Road


The Scottish Youth Parliament election results 2021 were announced on Monday 22 November. Eleven new Members of the SYP will now represent young people in Edinburgh.
Ten of those elected are from state schools in the city, seven are young women and three are from a Black and Minority Ethnic background.

One remaining seat, in Northern and Leith, will be contested in the new year.
Edinburgh registered the highest number of expressions of interest in Scotland from potential candidates and fielded the most candidates (26) of any local authority.
We also achieved the highest voter turnout in Edinburgh since 2015, despite many of the usual campaigning activities being curtailed because of the pandemic.


Councillor Ellie Bird, Young People’s Champion, said: “I want to commend the astonishing achievements and contributions of all 26 candidates that stood across Edinburgh in the Scottish Youth Parliament election, and warmly welcome the eleven new MSYPs into our city’s elected member family.
“The success of this year’s election is a testament to the commitment and passion of everyone involved in prioritising the voice of young people, at a time when it’s never been more important.
“Due to the restricted access to schools, youth clubs and community centres, candidates have had to rely on their own ingenuity, creativity and sheer dogged persistence to get their message, and their vote, out.
“The determination that these young people have demonstrated in standing up for what they believe in by putting themselves forward for election and to be accountable to their electorate, especially during such a challenging period for young people, is nothing short of inspirational.
“I know they all have a lot to offer their communities and the causes they care about most, and I can’t wait to see what they do next and look forward to working with Edinburgh’s newest group of elected representatives to place young people at the heart of policy and decision making.”
For more information about the election and the successful candidates, please see @edinburghMSYPs
TUESDAY 16 NOVEMBER 2 – 4pm

All are invited to our AGM on Tuesday, 16 November at 2pm at the centre.
Booking is mandatory: https://forms.office.com/r/39UCtqKsrY .
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MONDAYS at 11am

#ChatCafe is back
#FaceToFace in @RoystonWardieCC Mondays at 11am
Booking is essential so please contact carlasayer@pchp.org.uk 07595589343

SCRAN VAN in the GARDEN
Wednesday 20th October 4 – 5.30pm
Come and join Granton Community Gardeners for a hot takeaway meal – you can either take it home, or sit and eat at tables in the garden.
FOOD IS ALL FREE and served until it runs out.
The Community Meal is run in partnership with Scran Academy and Pilton Community Health Project.

Join Stepping Stones North Edinburgh next week for a lovely workshop as we venture to Venice.
@cynthiaws Starcatchers @starcatchersuk #Storytelling#SensoryPlay
Lead by Cynthia Cheung and Marion Geoffray, the workshop/outdoor activities involve multisensory creative play for the aged 2-5 to explore different festival traditions and stories.
In the workshop, we explore the children’s reaction and interest in the objects, the smell and the sound related to the festival. Meantime, the facilitators explore new ideas and skill involve the children’s behaviour and experiment with the artistic practice to develop the work-in-progress performance.
The workshop will also help Niroshini Thambar, the music designer, to explore insight and ideas to create a new interpretation soundtrack for the performance.