This is a reminder of the next Forth & Inverleith VSF:
Monday 18th Feb, 9.30-11.30
F34 at Royston Wardieburn Community Centre
We will be discussing the cuts to local projects, amounting to over £600,000. Continue reading Voluntary Sector Forum to focus on funding cuts
There’s still time to share your views on the City Council’s draft council change strategy and proposals for the 2019/20 budget. Continue reading Edinburgh’s budget: still time to have your say
Wednesday 13th February from 12 – 2pm at The Prentice Centre
Here’s your first update of 2019 from Trinity Community Council following an excellent session in January with the Convener of Transport & Environment.
Our next meeting, on February 11th will hear about the massive
development planned for the area beyond Granton Harbour and, in
particular, the plans that the National Galleries have for their
National Collections Facility which is already housed there. Continue reading Latest news from Trinity Community Council
A new 38degrees petition, “NorthEdinburgh#saveourservices” is now available online. Continue reading North Edinburgh Save our Services: sign the petition!
Tonight’s Drylaw Telford Community Council meeting has been cancelled as all Inverleith councillors will be attending another meeting – North West Locality Committee is meeting tonight at 6.30pm in the Dean of Guilds Room at the City Chambers.
Two local activists representing Save Our Services North Edinburgh will be speaking about the impact of the Health and Social Care cuts in a deputation to the Localities Committee.
The meeting is open to the public: go along and support local services if you can!
The next meeting of North West Locality Committee will take place this Wednesday (30th January) from 6.30 – 8.30pm in the Dean of Guilds Room at the City Chambers. Continue reading NW Localities committee meets on Wednesday
£20,000 has been allocated to the North West Locality for the promotion of local cultural and artistic events to take place in 2019. Continue reading Locality funding opportunity for community groups
I hope you had a great Christmas. Here’s your December update from Trinity Community Council:
Our first meeting of 2019, on January 14th will address the tricky
subject of traffic volumes in/around and through Trinity and beyond.
Please do come along to listen to Cllr McInnes and bring your
questions. We always do our best to represent the community’s opinions
but it is always better to have them expressed at first hand.
All feedback on any of this is, as ever, welcome.
Meantime, have a Happy Hogmanay!
Best wishes,
Bill Rodger
Friends of Starbank Park Christmas Book Sale
Saturday 8th December 10am – 3pm
