(adapted from a press release from Volunteer Edinburgh)
Volunteer Edinburgh is inviting nominations of local volunteers for a prestigious annual award.
Edinburgh’s Lord Provost and city Volunteering Ambassador, Donald Wilson, will honour the city’s most ‘inspiring volunteers’ at a special awards ceremony to take place on Tuesday 7th June 2016, during #volunteersweek
Volunteer Edinburgh wants to hear about the city’s unsung heroes and most committed volunteers.
Click to download: 2016_03_21 agenda
Leith Community Cinema’s latest film showing is Bride and Prejudice, on Friday 18th March at 7pm.
Suggested entry is £3 although LCC accepts donations as people feel able.
On the night there will be food from Punjabi Junction (cost £2 per head) along with craft beer tasting and Indian dancing. Tickets can be reserved at www.leithcommunitycinema.com
(adapted from an email from Tahl Kaminer, Lecturer in Architectural Design and Theory, University of Edinburgh)
Hibernian Community Foundation, the charity arm of Hibernian FC, has launched Game Changer, an ambitious Public Social Partnership in collaboration with many partners, chief among them NHS Lothian and Edinburgh City Council.
‘The aim is to unlock the power and passion associated with football and to make greater use of all Hibernian’s physical, cultural and professional assets, to deliver a better, healthier future for the most vulnerable, disenfranchised or disadvantaged in our communities.’
Students in the MSc Architectural Conservation programme at the University of Edinburgh are conducting an urban analysis of the Leith Walk area. They would like input from residents, so would be very grateful for responses to a survey at https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/22W5ZN8
The area being studied is
