(Ian MacPhail also emailed ‘It’s been a genuine attempt to put grassroots stakeholders in charge. The fact there has been standing room only has been a testimony to how engaged people are.
Date – 15 June 2015, Venue – West Drawing Room at Assembly Rooms, George Street, Edinburgh
Chair & Minutes – Iain MacPhail, City of Edinburgh Council, City Centre Programme Manager Contact Email – iain.macphail@edinburgh.gov.uk
Click to download: 2015_06_22 agenda
Click to download: 2015_05_18 draft
Please note that these are draft minutes and so may change when considered at the next AGM. If there are any queries, please contact LCCC – see our contacts page.
The following office-bearers were re-elected:
| Position | Nominee | Proposed | Seconded |
| Chair | John Hein | C Encombe | A Finlay |
| Vicechair | Herald Tobermann | M Donaldson | John Hein |
| Secretary | Charlotte Encombe | A Graham | John Hein |
| Treasurer | Anne Finlay | J Hein | C Encombe |
Recently, we have been experimenting with live-tweeting from our monthly meetings. This has not been entirely successful – the live-tweeting LCCC members have not been able to fully participate in meetings while addressing incoming comments and questions on Twitter. It has also raised expectations that incoming questions via Twitter can be handled immediately. While that would be ideal, we don’t have the resources for this.
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I would like to thank all members for their active support of Leith Central Community Council. Looking through our past Minutes we have dealt with many more issues than in the previous year. A particular thanks must go to Bruce Ryan, our Minutes Secretary, who keeps us all on the straight and narrow. Thanks to him our paper work and website are impeccable and up to date, and his extensive knowledge of hyperlocal democracy has helped to make us more confident in our conviction that we are making a positive difference in our community. I would also like to thank Leah Lockhart and Marion Donaldson for making sure that our activities are publicised as widely as possible to the local community, not least by breaking into the Twitter sphere. I would also like to thank our outgoing members for their support.
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