Edinburgh’s Waverley Station has hosted a 2016 Chinese New Year celebration to welcome the year of the Fire Monkey. Continue reading Monkey business in Waverley Station
Yousaf: All refugees receive English language tuition
‘English language learning is crucial to ensure successful integration in our communities’ – Humza Yousaf
All adult refugees who have arrived in Scotland under the Syrian Resettlement Programme are receiving English language training, Humza Yousaf confirmed today. Continue reading Yousaf: All refugees receive English language tuition
Aperatif at Millennium Bingo!
Eyes teeth down in Muirhouse!
Bingo players are quite a superstitious lot and many take along a lucky charm or two when playing a game. Lucky coins, lucky charms and lucky pens are all very common … but lucky teeth? Continue reading Aperatif at Millennium Bingo!
Get involved in Sport Relief
Sainsbury’s Sport Relief Mile: Edinburgh, Sunday 20 March Continue reading Get involved in Sport Relief
Pilton Central Association AGM
The Management Committee of West Pilton Neighbourhood Centre and Pilton Central Association invite you to their
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
on THURSDAY 18 FEBRUARY
at 5.30pm in West Pilton Neighbourhood Centre
All Welcome
For further information contact Linda Chandler, telephone 551 3194
Youth projects share cash seized from criminals
Youth organisations share Cash Back proceeds
More than £400,000 seized from criminals is being used to fund six youth projects across Scotland, Justice Secretary Michael Matheson has announced. Continue reading Youth projects share cash seized from criminals
New cooking club at Pilton Community Health Project
Starts WEDNESDAY 17 FEBRUARY
Behave: police warning ahead of cup derby
Police in Edinburgh are urging fans to ‘enjoy responsibly’ Sunday’s Hearts v Hibs Scottish Cup clash. Continue reading Behave: police warning ahead of cup derby
Let’s get some sleep …
Child’s Sleep Workshop
Wednesday 17 February at 12.30pm
Royston Wardieburn Community Centre
Thousands of vulnerable children may be losing out
Concern over ‘major disparities’ between local authorities
Thousands of Scottish children and young people with Additional Support Needs (ASN), such as those with learning difficulties, learning disabilities, autism and care experience, may not be getting the support they are entitled to according to a coalition of leading independent and third sector children’s services providers. Continue reading Thousands of vulnerable children may be losing out