Policing plan – Planning at Newcraighall – Toddler Time at the Cameo – The Edinburgh Reporter – Field of Light
Police Scotland, City of Edinburgh Council Community Safety staff and Fire Scotland want your help creating the next Edinburgh Local Policing Plan, so are asking people ‘What 3 priorities would you like your local Police to focus on?’
Drop in sessions are being held in libraries across the City including
- Mon 11 November 12-2pm Central Library
- Wed 13 November 2-4pm McDonald Road Library
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Councillor Maureen Child tells us that Barratt Homes has submitted a revised planning application to build 220 homes and 2 commercial units on land atNewcraighall North. “Portobello Community Council is asking for you to give the a steer on how they might best represent local people’s views. Click on http://www.portypeople.co.uk/NewcNorth for information and to feed back direct to them. They have a tight deadline to get a response in, so if you want to have your say at this stage, please do it as soon as you possibly can.”
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Toddler Time at the Cameo is especially designed to introduce children to the big screen, featuring 30-minute shows for pre-school children and their parents / carers. And it’s on today at 11:00am! More details here.
Admission is just £3 per child, accompanying adults free, when they become members of Toddler Time (free to join – please ask at the Box Office or call 0871 902 5747). Otherwise the usual adult matinee and child prices apply. Toddler Time is free for babies under one year old.
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