Drylaw Telford Community Council’s first meeting of 2018 will be held on
WEDNESDAY 31 JANUARY
at 7pm in DRYLAW NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE
Edinburgh has announced plans to monitor the city’s management of its world-famous summer festivals. In an effort to track the experience of visitors and residents living in the Festival City, a new reporting system has been launched by the Council to examine the ‘liveability, sustainability and vibrancy‘ of Edinburgh in August.
Leith’s Dales Marine Services is one of six projects across Scotland to be offered a share of £1.5 million in the second round of Decommissioning Challenge Fund awards. Continue reading Leith firm shares in decommissioning fund awards
Drivers will receive new legal protections from unscrupulous private parking operators, Communities Secretary Sajid Javid said today, when he confirmed that government will support new legislation aimed at raising standards in the industry. Continue reading Government backs clamp down on rogue parking firms
The regeneration of Edinburgh’s Meadowbank has taken another step forward with planning applications submitted on Friday. Continue reading Meadowbank redevelopment moves forward
On World Holocaust Memorial Day, Foreign Secretary Boris Johson reflects …
British officials are not given to expressions of righteous anger; the dispatches in my red boxes usually reflect the Foreign Office tradition of measured and judicious prose. Continue reading We must never forget diplomats who rescued Jews from Nazis
Edinburgh Leisure is looking to recruit motivated, enthusiastic and reliable young people aged 16-24 years old, who have a passion for sport for their next Positive Destinations course. Continue reading Edinburgh Leisure Seeks Young People Looking for A Positive Destination
Edinburgh is now just weeks away from becoming Scotland’s first 20mph city as signs and lines start to go down for the final phase in a citywide rollout of calmer speeds. The final phase goes live on 5 March. Continue reading City nears 20mph completion
SNP politicians are calling on the Tory government at Westminster to use its reserved powers to ban the sale of electronic shock collars across the UK. Continue reading Taking a lead: SNP take shock collar campaign to Tories at Westminster