Edinburgh Council has published an update on the kerbside recycling service that is being rolled out across the city. It appears to mostly affect ‘route 17’ and ward 11 (City Centre).
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Meet the funders
(adapted from a post on the Neighbourhood Partnership website)
The next Meet the Funders event will take place on Thursday 3 December 2015 and will be held in Portobello Town Hall from 1 to 4pm.
‘Meet the Funders’ is a free marketplace event providing access to funding information for community projects. It is an opportunity for groups to discuss their ideas with potential funders and collect a range of information about possible sources of grant aid. The event also offers the groups an opportunity to meet and work together.
£eith Decides 2016
(Adapted from an email from Edinburgh Council dated 16 October, with apologies for not publishing this sooner)
The Leith Neighbourhood Partnership and the £eith Decides Steering Group are delighted to announce that this year £22,092 will be allocated to local projects chosen by local people.
Market operator licence application: 125 Pitt Street
(adapted from an email from Edinburgh Council)
Edinburgh Council has received an application for a Market Operator Licence. The Market would be held at 125 Pitt Street each week from 2 – 11 pm.
Anyone wishing to object to the grant of a licence must lodge a written objection or representation specifying the grounds of the objection or the nature of the representation with the Council Solicitor, City of Edinburgh Council, Licensing Service, 249 High Street, Edinburgh EH1 1YJ, by 22 November 2015.
Edinburgh’s budget challenge: stakeholder engagement
(Adapted from an email from Edinburgh Council)
Edinburgh Council has launched its budget engagement for 2016-20 and is inviting all partners and citizens to take part. It is asking you to participate in this engagement through completing the feedback channels in the e-flier below and/or attending meetings which you might be invited to.
