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This website has news, minutes and other documents mainly from the former SIP (NEAR) area, now including Trinity area and called Forth Neighbourhood Partnership. Please continue to use the menus above to access this information.

Information on the Leith Neighbourhood Partnership and the Inverleith Neighbourhood Partnership can be found in the interim period by clicking here.

 

Forth Neighbourhood Partnership:

The new Forth multi-member ward includes Muirhouse, Pilton, Granton, Wardie, Trinity, Newhaven and the Granton Waterfront Development.

Councillor Elaine Morris is Convenor of the Forth Neighbourhood Partnership.

Minutes and papers for the Forth Neighbourhood Parnership Public Meetings can be found here:

The Neighbourhood Partnership is a new way of Council and other Partners to work better with communities.

Minutes and other documents:

Meeting Papers and Other documents

Minutes and papers of public meeting held on 6th September 2007

Agenda

Minutes

Paper item 5

 

Minutes and papers of public meeting held on 11th December 2007, at St Serfs Church Hall, 280 Ferry Road

Agenda

Minutes of previous meeting

Item 5 - Pennywell Regeneration Report

Item 6 - Forth NP Action Groups Report

Item 7 - Community Grants Report

Item 8 - A City for All Ages Report

Item 9 - Community Engagement Fund Report

Item 10 - Protocol for NPs Report

Item 11 - Public Question Time

Minutes and papers of public meeting held on 4th March, at Edinburgh's Telford College

(will be added soon)

Date of next meetings:

4th March 2008, Edinburgh's Telford College, 6pm

3rd June, Muirhouse Millennium Centre (to be confirmed), 6pm

 

 

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