A £97,700 fund to support artist-led cultural projects in communities across the Capital has opened for applications. Continue reading Tattoo launches Capital communities culture fund
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Share your views on West Pilton Park plans
Hi Everyone,
Please follow this link to the survey monkey for West Pilton Park:
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/5HB2DF2
Lots of new exciting things in the pipeline for the park over the coming year that should see it grow into a thriving space for the whole community!
We are very interested in hearing what local people think and feel it is important people have a say! If you could share far and wide it would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks
Lianne
Lianne Pipskyj
Development Worker- Physical Activity
Pilton Community Health Project
73 Boswall parkway
Edinburgh EH5 2PW
Tel. 0131 551 1671
Work Mobile. 07391202529
The ongoing development of West Pilton Park is a collaboration between PCHP, ELGT, C.E.C, Friends of West Pilton Park (Parklife) and other local partners.
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