Cleaning up the city
A dedicated graffiti removal team and a free special uplift service for some residents are just two new street cleansing measures the City of Edinburgh Council is considering to be introduced this year, as cleanliness ratings continue to improve.
A report published on Friday to be discussed by councillors at the Transport and Environment Committee on Thursday next week sets out how an additional £3.078 million, allocated when the local authority set its budget in February, will be spent introducing these as well as several other new initiatives to keep the capital looking at its best.
You can read the report here.
Hidden Door
Ticket alert – the first release for the Opening Night Party have already sold out.
The second release is on sale now, but the earlier you buy your ticket, the cheaper it is…
🗓️ Wed 31 May, 6pm until late
📍 The Complex, Dalkeith Rd
Tickets ONLY available via Citizen Ticket: https://www.citizenticket.com/events/hidden-door/hidden-door-2023-night-1-wednesday-31-may/
Volunteer gardeners at Market Garden in Leith
Get your gardening gloves out if you have some spare time this Wednesday and go and help at the Croft. You have to sign up beforehand.
Newhaven Heritage
Next Monday 24 April there is a heritage event at Newhaven
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