INTRODUCTION
TO THE COMMUNITY Council
The West End Community Council comprises local people with a genuine interest in the well-being of their community who give their time and interest on a voluntary basis. We are able to highlight the views of local people on the matters affecting them. The City of Edinburgh Council consults us on how local services are being delivered. It also provides information on planning applications, licensing applications and other information about services provided in the West End.
The west end in numbers
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Have a degree level Education
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Are residents for over 11 years
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Are using Video Calls
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Wear sleepers
NEWS
October 2021 Meeting
An additional council meeting is being held on Thursday 28 October 2021, replacing the regular November meeting. This is to ensure that certain obligations are met and that the funding for council activities is secured. Please contact the secretary for information and...
The Quaich Position Statement (CA and Community Councils)
Position Statement The Cockburn Association and the four Community Councils support the improvement of specific park facilities — notably the replacement of the Ross Bandstand, removal of the concrete amphitheatre and better access for all — in keeping with the use of...
Launch of Community Recipe Book
On 7 July, LOOP Edinburgh are launching the Recipe Book that has been created with contributions from people of all ages across the South of Edinburgh and I hope you can join us at the event. If you wish to bring a dish to share that will be appreciated, and...
Meetings
Planning
South East Locality Improvement Plan
Take this survey to have your say on the improvement plan for the South East Locality The South East Locality Improvement Plan aims to improve the quality of life of local residents and to make our communities even better places to live and work. It sets out...
Presentation on Dewar Place Development
A presentation on the Dewar Place development will be given at the next meeting of the West End Community Council on the 4th of July at 7:30pm, Ashfield, 61 Melville Street. The planners, Scott Hobbs Planning, and the architects, JM Architects will give a joint...
Ryan’s Bar Pedestrian Crossing
A request was made to look at pedestrians crossing the road at Ryan's Bar. As ever the response from the CEC was far from helpful. Click on response below to read it. Response Andrew Easson, Road Safety and Active Travel Manager, CEC 25th October 2016