Trinity Community Council newsletter
And some seasonal security advice from our local community police officers:
WHILE temperatures plummet across Scotland in the lead up to the New Year, motorists are urged to take extra care when on the roads. As temperatures have already dropped below freezing across Scotland, roads are icy meaning drivers should only travel when necessary and be overly cautious when they do. Continue reading Simon says: stay safe while driving this winter
A HOUSING and care provider in Edinburgh made sure that no-one was left feeling lonely this Christmas. Staff and tenants at supported housing accommodation in Craigmillar organised a lonely scheme, which runs all year round, and this year the scheme made sure that its users had somewhere to be on Christmas Day. Continue reading Not lonely this Christmas at Castlebrae Glebe
Around 14,000 Police Scotland officers and staff are to receive enhanced training to assess instances of psychological abuse and coercive control in domestic abuse settings. Continue reading Additional police training to help tackle domestic abuse
Compare and contrast: same newspaper, different takes on May – Sturgeon meeting
Scotland win and keep World Cup qualification hopes alive
Bye, bye Europe … Mrs May signs UK’s resignation letter
ELREC holds charity cycling event
UK Budget time again
Arcadeum’s Collector project hits the big screen
Community Health Project hosts ‘upside-down hustings’
Anniversary celebrations – where it all began
BBs are raising funds
Fair Trade Festival
Having a laugh: Theresa and chums chortle during budget address
LifeCare’s Tea Dance group launches in Stockbridge
Growing support for North Edinburgh Arts garden!
Granton street party
Friends of Granton Castle Walled Garden hold their second AGM
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Craigroyston’s adult students produce newsletter
Edinburgh Award for Ken Buchanan
Participatory Budgeting event for city’s youth groups
Craigroyston Primary raising funds
City council budget consultation
Walking Football at Ainslie Park
Getting arty at the Scott Monument
Dozens of pilot whales stranded on New Zealand shoreline
Black Sabbath final farewell – Ozzy signs off in Birmingham
La La Land is the big winner at Oscars
North Korean leader’s big brother is murdered
Dream comeback in SuperBowl final
20 mph rollout continues – to mixed opinions
Trump state visit to UK not universally popular!
BREXIT, TRUMP and GRENFELL … 2017 in Pictures Continue reading The year in pictures: January
NHS 24, Scotland’s national telehealth service and provider of the out of hours 111 service, is offering advice to help Scots enjoy the New Year celebrations. Continue reading NHS 24 offers health advice for Hogmanay
Health Secretary Shona Robison has praised NHS and community staff dealing with significant extra demand during the Christmas period. Continue reading Health Secretary praises NHS staff
More than 40 British doctors, nurses and firefighters from the UK’s Emergency Medical Team (EMT) are making their way to Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh to save thousands of lives at risk from a rapid and deadly outbreak of diphtheria. Continue reading UK medics race to Bangladesh to tackle deadly diphtheria outbreak