Actions and decisions are red italic. nem con means that no-one spoke or voted against a decision.
The AGM was chaired Cllr Rob Munn. Continue reading
(adapted from a communication from Edinburgh Council)
This briefing note gives an outline of the process and rules by which councillors are elected to the City of Edinburgh’s Community Councils. Community councillors are elected on a four-year cycle. Elections will next take place in September to October 2019. Each election is managed by a separate independent returning officer – generally a local ward councillor. Continue reading
If there are more than 16 candidates for LCCC in September, the following election ‘countdown’ will apply
| Event | Day |
| Notice of Election (start of nomination period) | -52 |
| Close of Nominations (forms to Returning Officer) | -31 4pm |
| Withdrawal of Nominations | -31 4pm |
| Candidates’ personal statements | -21 |
| Notice of Poll (if required) | -21 |
| Polling Day | 0 |
The countdown doesn’t yet have dates because we do not know whether there will be an actual election. (If there are 16 or fewer candidates, they will all be deemed elected unopposed.)
Actions and decisions are red italics. nem con means that no-one spoke or voted against a decision. Continue reading
This is the notice of the next ordinary meeting of Leith Central Community Council and the Annual General Meeting, both on Monday, 20 May 2019 at 7pm in the Nelson Room of McDonald Road Library. The Annual General Meeting will be chaired by Cllr Rob Munn; this will be a relatively short meeting with the following agenda:
The outline agenda of the ordinary meeting is below. A detailed agenda will be available nearer the time.
Meeting papers (from October 2014 onwards) are in the cloud at https://goo.gl/jrARbc. The meeting papers will also be on LCCC’s website in due course on the meetings page: https://leithcentralcc.co.uk/reports.
