The Post Office is consulting on a potential move of this branch to Princes Mall. A letter from the PO is here, while the online consultation is here. Let them know what you think!
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Edinburgh Council’s performance planning framework
Police news
A couple of snippets from the Community Police Officer report:
- The are police surgeries on Wednesdays, 12 noon to 2pm in McDonald Road library.
- The safer Leith Forum will take place on Tuesday 4 March 6:30 in McDonald Road library. Citizens will be able to vote on local policing priorities for the next 3 months.
So help decide what local police will concentrate on, while knowing where to go to talk with them about other matters.
Support your local police (studies)
A researcher from the University of Dundee/Scottish Institute of Police Studies is investigating attitudes towards the merger that created Police Scotland. She would like your opinions on how this has affected policing in your community. Please contact Yvonne Hail at y.hail@dundee.ac.uk or on 07799 687 300.
Click the advert for more details.
Leith matters to us
Leith Central Community Council is firmly committed to working towards the best it can achieve for its area. To do so, we want to be proactive, to get into matters before they become faites accomplis.
So, guided by Trevor Davies, a former Leith ward councillor and planning convenor, now a professor of planning, LCCC members gathered earlier this month for a training and team-building day.
This is Professor Davies’ presentation – lots of food for thought.
Perhaps of more interest is this summary of Leith Central Community Councillors’ thoughts. Our aspirations are high:
Our hopefulness makes us look towards the future. We see an improvement in the quality of the place, especially in the townscape of Leith Walk, as a key to a more equal future, where there is deeper involvement and greater empowerment.
We seek the power to change, to make our place a better place to live. We know that this can happen only through the power of neighbourliness and a strong community. For our neighbours, for our children and grandchildren, we want this place to be better, cleaner, safer, greener.
Agree? Disagree? What do you think? Please let us know – come to our meetings (details here), comment below or email, tweet, phone or write to us!


