Need transport for your weekly shop? PEP has you covered!
Pick-ups start at 9:30 AM
Enjoy 2 hours to shop (and time for a cuppa 
)
Bus leaves at 12 PM to take you home
2 bags per person limit
Bags delivered right to your front door
It’s a friendly, easy, and convenient way to get your shopping done!
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Three women, aged 31, 34 and 42, have been arrested under the Terrorism Act 2000 after a van was driven into an external fence of a business premises at Crewe Toll.
The incident happened during a disturbance in the Crewe Road North area this morning (Tuesday, 15 July, 2025).
Police Scotland’s Counter Terrorism Unit are leading the investigation and enquiries are ongoing.
Police are treating this as targeted, and do not believe there is any wider threat to the public.
If anyone was on Crewe Road North or in the nearby supermarket carpark during the early hours of this morning and has any relevant dashcam footage or saw anything suspicious, please contact the Police on 101 quoting reference 0416 of 15 July.
Pop along to Morrisons Ferry Road TODAY (Saturday 6/4/24) to chat to PC’s Hall and Lawrence who will be there from 1030 – 1230.
DROP IN VACCINATION BUS
Tuesday 12th – Sunday 17th October from 10am – 6pm
COVID vaccination bus is still at Tesco, Musselburgh today until 7pm.
The bus will be rolling back into Edinburgh tomorrow to Morrisons on Ferry Road.
You can get your shopping as well as you 1st or 2nd dose of Moderna or Astra Zeneca:
https://nhslothian.scot/Coronavirus/Vaccine/Pages/Drop-in-Clinics.aspx
Pilton Equality Project’s minibuses have been vandalised – AGAIN. It’s the second incident in the space of a week, and the community project is appealing for help. Continue reading PEP’s buses targeted AGAIN
Bag Packing at Morrison’s (Ferry Road) 8 November
Muirhouse Community Centre’s Boys & Girls Clubs
Additional funds were needed to insure the best possible experiences throughout the year for both the Centre’s Clubs (writes JAMES McGINTY). Morrison’s graciously allowed our boys and girls to bag pack at the check outs – and a very generous donation from Scottish Gas of £250 gave the clubs a flying start!
Fifteen boys and girls – along with Paul, Chris, Donna, Stephanie, Peter & Allan who acted as supervisors – got down to their tasks with great zest and enthusiasm.
The boys were first up, being transported by MYDG transport ( Many thanks to Muirhouse Youth Development Group) working from 2 – 4pm, then the girls from 4 – 6pm.
The total raised on the day (including Scottish Gas’ generous donation) was £612.76p. The whole exercise fitted perfectly with the citizenship taught in the clubs on a weekly basis. Thank you to everyone involved!
James McGinty
Muirhouse Millennium Community Centre
