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Latest News in Portobello and Craigmillar
The Council has been granted planning onsent for a new Neighbourhood Office in Craigmillar, on the site off the old St Francis primary school.
The new East Neighbourhood Office and Craigmillar Library will provide real opportunities to improve local service delivery. The new building supports the ongoing regeneration of Craigmillar and will form part of the development of the new town centre.
Bringing staff together from several Council departments, and possibly the Police, will improve joint working. This will make it easier for the local community to access the services they need.
Work is on schedule and it is hoped that the building will be open for business by early 2013.
Read more about it here.
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7 September, 2011
A sum of £150,000 has been identified for open space improvements (outwith Portobello Park), as compensation for the loss of Portobello Park when the new Portobello High School is built.
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2 September, 2011
The East Neighbourhood Team wants to keep our area looking great. That’s why our Environment Team are launching Neighbourhood Pride in September 2011.
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2 September, 2011
The East Neighbourhood Team wants to keep our area looking great. That’s why our Environment Team are launching Neighbourhood Pride in September 2011.
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Via Inverleith
29 August, 2011
Pharmore Service which is currently being piloted within NHS Lothian.
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Via Inverleith
29 August, 2011
This bulletin is organised by the West of Scotland Regional Equality Council and CORE (Committee for Race Equality) and aims to raise awareness of Scotland's Historic Environment to all, in particular to Scotland's Minority Communities.
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15 August, 2011
The East Neighbourhood Team wants to keep our area looking great. That’s why our Environment Team are launching Neighbourhood Pride in September 2011.
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1 August, 2011
Work on the new East Neighbourhood Office and Craigmillar Library began on 25 July 2011.
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24 July, 2011
Join the Big Welcome picnic from 3.00 pm to 6.00pm on Portobello Promenade on Sunday, July 24th as part of the 2012 Olympic Open Weekend and Cultural Olympiad.
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14 July, 2011
Find out how Lothian and Borders Police are working to deal with youth issues in east Edinburgh during summer holidays 2011.
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27 May, 2011
There was a very good turnout at the public meeting on Wednesday 25 May 2011 in Portobello Town Hall. The Council will consider all the views and suggestions submitted, and will report back later in the summer with suggestions on how to move forward.
A suggestion box is in Portobello Library, for those who were unable to attend on Wednesday
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25 May, 2011
In response to concerns from local people about parking congestion in the area, teh East Neighbourhood Team would like to know your views on parking and traffic issues in Bath Street, Regent Street, ...
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Via City-wide news
16 March, 2011
Edinburgh Self-Harm project is a project that aims to provide young people who self-harm with a safe and non-judgemental environment in which they can explore their feelings and worries in confidence.
You can contact them at:
Edinburgh Self Harm Project, (2F1) 6 Cambridge Street, EH1 2DY, 0131 229 6262 [email protected]
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Via City-wide news
15 March, 2011
Scotland’s biggest population count, the 2011 Census, is underway.
Your census questionnaire will be delivered by Sunday 27 March. You can fill it in as soon as it arrives provided your answers cover the people living or staying with you on the night of 27 March.
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Via City-wide news
14 January, 2011
There may be some disruption to on-street communal bin collections this week, in Morningside, Dalry, Gorgie, Portobello, Piershill, Meadowbank, Leith, Trinity, Newhaven and Stockbridge.
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