Monday’s meeting moved to GRANTON PARISH CHURCH
Tag: public meeting
Early release traffic signals for cyclists proposed
“Road safety is absolutely paramount” – Transport Convener Councillor Lesley Macinnes
New traffic signals which give cyclists a head-start ahead of other traffic are being proposed under the latest plans for safety improvements along Edinburgh’s tram route. The proposals, which are now out for consultation, follow the death of student Zhi Min Soh in an accident at the West End last May.
Continue reading Early release traffic signals for cyclists proposed
Trinity CC’s best ever attended meeting discusses Wardie Playing Fields proposals
A little bit late this month but hopefully worth the wait following our biggest ever meeting (writes BILL RODGER). Continue reading Trinity CC’s best ever attended meeting discusses Wardie Playing Fields proposals
Social Bite’s Josh Littlejohn to address local community council
Josh Littlejohn MBE, founder of Social Bite and the man behind the homeless village on the Granton waterfront, will be guest speaker at West Pilton & West Granton Community Council next week.
The meeting takes place on Tuesday 6 February at 7pm in West Pilton Neighbourhood Centre. All welcome.
Tonight’s West Pilton youth discussion goes ahead as planned
Tonight’s West Pilton West Granton Community Council meeting is going ahead, West Pilton Neighbourhood Centre have confirmed.
It was feared that the discussion on youth issues would have to be cancelled due to staff sickness but janitorial cover has been found and the meeting will go ahead as planned.
The meeting starts at 7pm – all welcome.
Prentice Centre ‘overwhelmed’ by community support
Great response to threatened Centre’s call for support
I have attached a few photographs from the evening which, sorry, I could only take at one angle as the hall was so packed out: I had to take it from the back, standing in the kitchen! Continue reading Prentice Centre ‘overwhelmed’ by community support
Support The Prentice Centre!
PUBLIC MEETING
WEDNESDAY 9 MARCH, 7pm
The Prentice Centre is under threat of closure – Please come along to the public meeting and let politicians know how you feel.
All Welcome.
Public meeting to discuss St Paul’s housing
TRIM has organised a public meeting to discuss the proposed housing development on St Paul’s site on Muirhouse Avenue
As many will be aware TRIM is against the proposed development of Student accommodation at the old St Paul’s Church. TRIM Board has agreed to meet with the developer and architect.
This meeting will be
On Tuesday the 9th February
At 7pm
Within Muirhouse Millennium Centre
Please share this with anyone you feel may wish to attend and we look forward to see you on Tuesday
- No need to submit apologies if you can’t attend, this is for your information and not an invite as such as this is an open meeting
Please note this meeting is instead of our normal TRIM meeting
Student flat planned development at St Paul
Website – http://muirhouseresidents.co.
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Victoria Park needs Friends!
FRIENDS OF VICTORIA PARK – PUBLIC MEETING
Tuesday 8 December at 7.30pm in Trinity Academy
Coffee And Mince Pies!
Aim: to set up a Friends Group for Victoria Park
Victoria Park is a fine park – it could be great with an active Friends Group.
Friends Groups
• directly involve the community in park events and changes
• increase access to funding – crucial during Council cuts
• make parks better
There are almost 50 friends of park groups in Edinburgh. Each is dedicated to improving their Park and increasing community involvement.
Come along and help us get a Victoria Park Friends Group off the ground!
Trinity Community Council
Save Stockbridge to hold emergency meeting
Campaign group Save Stockbridge has organised an emergency meeting to discuss the collapse of the wall adjacent to Edinburgh Accies rugby ground on Comely Bank Road.
A Save Stockbridge spokesperson said: “This is a very controversial issue and local people are infuriated at what has happened to the wall and how it has been allowed to collapse.”
The meeting will take place on Wednesday 17 December at 8pm at the LifeCare Centre on Cheyne Street. All welcome.
