CARMAGEDDON: Controversial Cammo development gets the green light

Residents worst fears realised – 655 new homes near Barnton junction

Controversial plans to build more than 650 new homes near Edinburgh Airport have been approved by city councillors. Continue reading CARMAGEDDON: Controversial Cammo development gets the green light

European Parliamentary Election: it’s time to vote

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Name of party and registered description, candidate’s surname and candidate’s other names:

Change UK – The Independent Group

  • Macdonald, David
  • Griffiths, Peter
  • Forman, Kate
  • Astbury, Heather
  • McFadyen, Colin
  • Edgeworth, Cathy

Conservative and Unionist Party – Scottish Conservative and Unionist

  • Mobarik, Nosheena
  • McGill, Iain
  • Haslam, Shona Ruth
  • Whyte, Iain
  • Gee, Andrea
  • Kusznir, Michael James Douglas

Labour Party

  • Martin, David Weir
  • Baxter, Jayne
  • Miller, Craig
  • Fraioli, Amy Lee
  • O’Dwyer, Callum
  • Bretherton, Angela

Liberal Democrats  Scottish Liberal Democrats

  • Ritchie, Sheila Ewan
  • Mackintosh, Fred
  • Bhatia, Catriona Judith
  • Zaporozcenko, Vita
  • Edward, John David
  • Sneddon, Clive Roderick

Scottish Green Party

  • Chapman, Maggie
  • Slater, Lorna
  • Mackay, Gillian
  • Booth, Chas
  • Hall, Mags
  • Faulds, Allan

Scottish National Party (SNP)

  • Smith, Alyn
  • Allard, Christian
  • McLeod, Aileen
  • Ferrier, Margaret
  • Anderson, Heather
  • Kerr, Alex

The Brexit Party

  • Stedman-Bruce, Louis
  • Walker, Karina Kielbinska
  • Ferguson-Hannah, James Alasdair Neil
  • Waiton, Stuart James
  • Aitken, Paul Andrew
  • Walker, Calum David Alexander

UK Independence Party (UKIP) – UKIP Make Brexit Happen

  • MacKay, Donald Murdo
  • MacKay, Janice Elizabeth
  • Inglis, Otto
  • Meechan, Mark
  • Hill, Roy
  • Wilson, Neil

Edgar, Gordon – Independent

Parke, Ken – Independent

Police Scotland Youth Volunteers launching new group in Granton

The Police Scotland Youth Volunteers (PSYV) are groups of up to 24 young people based across Scotland. Supported by adult volunteers and led by a police constable, the PSYV volunteer at community and national events across Scotland.

The programme is open to all young people aged 13 – 18, this allows those people to get an insight into policing in Scotland and inspire individuals to participate positively within their communities.

Like and follow PSYV – http://ow.ly/1Rdq50ukLwO

They came from the East … and took away the trophy!

Congratulations to Edinburgh Eastern Labour Party’s ‘East Meets West’ quiz team, who fought off all challengers to win the Gavin Strang Edinburgh Quaich at Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre earlier this month. Continue reading They came from the East … and took away the trophy!

Letter: voice of the people?

Dear Editor

In future elections politicians both local and national must change their approach and attitude to the electors: from one of ‘what we will do for you, if elected’ to one of ‘we will carry out your decisions, if elected’.

This is how a democracy should and could work in the people’s interests.

A. Delahoy

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