Tierney Award presentation next Wednesday
Wednesday’s Drylaw Telford Community Council meeting will start at 6:30pm (instead of the usual 7pm) and business kept to a minimum to allow for the presentation of the annual Thomas Tierney Award for Good Citizenship. Continue reading Early start for Drylaw Telford Community Council
Although we have gone through what is known as the ‘quiet period’ in Community life, January and February has seen Muirhouse Millennium Community Centre supporting 724 children!
This includes Supervision (554 hours of Learning Outcomes) through our own girls & boys clubs (run for the last 16 years), the 3 year old J.A.S.S. clubs and the marvellous Muirhouse Mini’s!
James McGinty
Get your questions answered at Royston Wardieburn this morning
Mascots meet at Easter Road
Edinburgh Social Enterprise Network’s mascot Doogie Goodstuff, who promotes all great social enterprise products and service across the city with the Buy The Good Stuff campaign – lined up for a fun penalty shoot-out with fellow social enterprise mascots at Hibs’ Easter Road stadium yesterday. Continue reading Social kickabout at Easter Road
‘They will not succeed’ – First Minister Nicola Sturgeon
Both Westminster and Holyrood governments reacted swiftly to news of the terrorist atrocities in Brussels yesterday. Continue reading Brussels outrage: UK governments respond
Zoo Arts exciting new exhibition ‘We call ourselves the weirdos‘ opens today at 4pm at North Edinburgh Arts.
We’re promised a ‘HUGE selection of AMAZING work to view all based around the themes of portraiture and mask making as well as tasty snacks, party music, a pop up photo booth (with hand made props) and body painting!‘
It’s sure to be a fab event – all welcome!
Adults are being warned not to buy cigarettes for underage children, as part of a hard hitting campaign that has been unveiled across Lothian. Continue reading Stub it out: don’t buy cigarettes for kids
NORTH EDINBURGH ARTS
Wednesday 20 April, 7pm
A film by Angelica Kroeger
Supported by Urban Union
It’s been part of our community for four years, but on the day Total Craigroyston bows out with a final event: what next for community planning in North Edinburgh?
The city council is introducing a new Localities framework from 1 April. What are Localities? EVOC’s JUNE DICKSON provides at least some of the answers in document below:
The city council and community planning – see below for an update on the Capital Coalition pledge:
RIGHTS RESPECTING COMMUNITY CHARTER LAUNCH
Wednesday 23 March 6 – 7pm
West Pilton Neighbourhood Centre
“So we have Rights Respecting Schools within our community and now we want your support in making our community a Rights Respecting Community – so are you willing to join us?”
Rights Respecting Community Charter Launch
Hi Everyone,
Please see the invite (above).
North Edinburgh Young People’s Forum would like to invite you along to the launch of a Community Rights Respecting Community Charter launch in partnership with Total Craigroyston tonight at West Pilton Neighbourhood Centre from 6 – 7pm .
We really hope everyone can make it along and help us to send out a clear message on bullying, support, and various other items/issues associated with our rights as young people, and hopefully everyone can sign the charter in support of the message we are trying to send. There will also be some discussion in regards to how we as a community can take this forward and what you want us to do next with the charter.
Hope to see everyone there tonight – please pass onto your contacts and display within your work places/organisations.
Thanks,
North Edinburgh Young People’s Forum
