Tag: discussion

Working together: Forth & Inverleith VSF meets on Thursday

FORTH & INVERLEITH VOLUNTARY SECTOR FORUM

Partnership Event

Thursday 22 November at Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre Continue reading Working together: Forth & Inverleith VSF meets on Thursday

EVOC thinkSpace events

Hello,

thinkSpaces are an opportunity for organisations to come together to learn about and discuss relevant issues and developments in different fields the Third Sector are involved with.

EVOC are proud to be running an ongoing thinkSpace programme covering the widest range of topics.

We have two exciting, upcoming thinkSpaces which are free to attend, and we hope you will be able to join us.

To book your place, click on the button and register via Eventbrite.

We look forward to seeing you. 
EVOC thinkSpace – City Transport & Environment: Shaping the Future – 8th May, 09:30am-11:30am

This thinkSpace is to discuss three inter-related projects that are being developed collectively to improve the quality of life of those who live, work, and visit Scotland’s capital city.

The ambitious outcome for the work is to help create safer and more attractive streets and spaces, cleaner air, and improved access for all.
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EVOC thinkSpace: ‘All Hands’ – The New Primary Care Improvement Plan, 24th May, 09:30am – 11:30am
In January 2018 a new GP contract was agreed nationally and we are now moving into implementation.

The Scottish Government requires each Integration Joint Board (IJB) to produce a Primary Care Improvement Plan by July 2018 and Edinburgh’s is currently being developed.

This thinkSpace is an opportunity for third sector organisations to hear about the development of the plan, the future of Primary Care in the city and to explore how “All hands” are to be valued in order that we can continue to provide quality and timeous care and support to patients.
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Focus on youth at community council meeting

West Pilton West Granton Community Council

Tuesday 9 January, 7pm

West Pilton Neighbourhood Centre

Dear All,

A Happy New Year to you!
Just giving you a heads up that our January meeting will include a discussion led by Ben Macpherson MSP on the subject of crime and young people.
An invitation has been sent to the Police and the Council and to the young people and youth provision in the area to join us in this discussion.
The meeting has been moved to the 9th January to allow Ben and others to attend.
Hope to see you there,
Willie Black (Chair, West Pilton West Granton CC)

I, Daniel Blake screening at Broughton High School

Thursday 9 February 7 – 9:30pm

Broughton High School

‘I, Daniel Blake’- This is a community screening at Broughton High School of ‘I, Daniel Blake’ before its official release on DVD.

Ken Loach marks his 50 years as a filmmaker and picked up his second Palme d’Or with this impassioned, angry and heartfelt drama about day-to-day life in austerity Britain. The film will begin at 7.00pm after which there will be a short comfort break followed by a performance from Saskia Enge a pupil at the City of Edinburgh Music School and then a question and answer session with a guest speaker.

Broughton High School is wheelchair accessible.

Please note the film is certificate 15.

The screening is free but donations to Broughton High School’s Inclusion Fund, which supports students from low income households participation in school activities, will be welcomed. There will be a collection point for food bank donations of canned goods and long life food which will be delivered to The Trussell Foundation.

To book a place please register at ‘I, Daniel Blake’

Free local screening of I, Daniel Blake

WE ARE ALL DANIEL BLAKE presents

FREE COMMUNITY SCREENING of I, DANIEL BLAKE

The award-winning film by KEN LOACH written by PAUL LAVERTY

at NORTH EDINBURGH ARTS CENTRE (beside Muirhouse Library)

WEDNESDAY 8th FEBRUARY at 6.30pm

The film will be followed by a Q & A with a panel including Ben Macpherson MSP

Tickets from North Edinburgh Arts telephone 315 2151 or reserve by calling Willie Black on 0751 568 6421

Turning politics on it’s head

Pilton Community Health Project holds Upside Down hustings

On 23rd November 2016 over 30 residents of north Edinburgh attended an event at Royston Wardieburn Community Centre to start a discussion with candidates for the election to the City of Edinburgh Council (writes PCHP’s Anita Aggarwal). Continue reading Turning politics on it’s head