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Forth Neighbourhood Partnership has a population of 29,412 and lies on the northern coastal boundary of the City. From west to east, the ward includes the residential areas of Muirhouse, Salvesen, Pilton, Granton, Royston, Wardie, Trinity and the development area around Granton Harbour.

Picture of Granton looking out to the Firth of ForthForth Neighbourhood Partnership is a new way for organisations to work together with local people to improve public services and the quality of life for local residents. The four councillors for the Forth ward are all members, along with representatives from each of the 4 local Community Councils and from the City of Edinburgh Council, Lothian & Borders Police, Edinburgh's Telford College, NHS Lothian, Waterfront Edinburgh and North Edinburgh Trust.

The Partnership is responsible for developing a Local Community Plan which sets out the improvements needed in the area as identified by local residents. In order to take action on local priorities the Partnership has set up five Action Groups, each of which has representatives from each Community Council and staff from the most relevant service delivery organisations. The 5 Action Groups are:

  • Physical Regeneration
  • Clean, Green & Safe
  • Children, Families & Young People
  • Learning & Employment
  • Health & Social Care

Victoria Park, TrinityThe activities of the Partnership include:

  • Commenting on and influencing major developments in the Forth area.
  • Making recommendations to the Council and partner organisations to help improve local services.
  • Consulting with local residents on the Local Community Plan.
  • Awarding small grants for local projects.

Anyone can attend open meetings of the Neighbourhood Partnership and the dates and timings are advertised on the council website, at local offices and in the local community centres and libraries.

Click here for a copy of our first newsletter.

Click Here for information on the Forth Neighbourhood Partnership Health Fair.

Please click here to view the results of a survey on anti social behaviour.