Category: South Edinburgh Echo

Concern grew last month over the future of Inch Park, home to many local sports clubs.

Visitors to a community conservation day at Craigmillar Castle Park will have the chance to get involved in the all-new Friends of Craigmillar Castle Park group.

Scottish Opera brought The Barber of Seville to Gilmerton recently, giving 16 people from the area the opportunity to take in an opera workshop.

Following a fire at Moredun's Tron Kirk last year, minister Scott Blythe would like to invite all local people to the church's Re-dedication Weekend on 2-3 February.

Inspector Steven Paul, who has been based at Howdenhall for some years now, has moved to pastures new.  Taking the reigns is Glenn Milne, the new Sector Inspector for the Howdenhall area.

The streets of South Edinburgh were illuminated in early November thanks to a spectacular display by participants in The Wee Autumn Festival.

Sixty local people recently attended Goodtrees Neighbourhood Centre's tree party, part of BBC Breathing Places tree party events held all over the country.

Fernieside hope that on-form striker Robert Thorburn can provide the inspiration to improve the side's league position in the new year.

 

The Friends of Hermitage of Braid and Blackford Hill would like to invite the public to join them on a Rights of Way Walk.

I’m writing my final entry in the Echo from a new desk, as I, like so many others featured in this paper, have taken that big step and set themselves up in a business of my own.