Leith Central Community Council

Representing Albion, Bonnington, Easter Road, Hillside, Leith Walk, Pilrig and South Leith

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March 2026 Newsletter

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FixMyStreet - report, view or discuss local problems

RSS New local problems on FixMyStreet

  • Drain blocked by grass growing, 26th August
  • Shop taking up pavement space, 25th August
  • Challenging walk, 25th August
  • Abandoned "Road Closed" sign and metal frames left against wall outside National Library of Scotland, 57 George IV Bridge, 25th August
  • Abandoned metal road sign and frames leaning against parapet of George IV Bridge, outside George IV Bar (54–55), 25th August
  • Overgrown grass, fly tipping, unkept park nearby schools, 25th August
  • Overflowing bin, 25th August
  • Antisocial behaviour, 24th August
  • Street sign flattened, 24th August
  • Overcrowding, 23rd August
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