Liberton Association Newsletter June 2021
Our mid-year newsletter is now out! Please click the link below to read it.
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Liberton Association Annual General Meeting 2023
ByadminSATURDAY 21st OCTOBER 2023 10.30 a.m. ANDERSON HALL LIBERTON KIRK KIRKGATE. NEW MEMBERS WELCOME! Many of the greenbelt areas in Liberton remain under threat of development. Please come along to our AGM to show your support for your local area. For further information or to become a member please email: liberton.association@gmail.com Follow us on: – www.libertonassociation.co.uk www.facebook.com/LibertonAssociation…
Liberton Association Annual General Meeting 2022
ByadminSaturday October 29th at 10.30 a.m. Liberton Northfield Church Main Hall New Members Welcome Many of the greenbelt areas in Liberton remain under threat of development. Please come along to our AGM to show your support for your local area.For further information or to become a member please email: liberton.association@gmail.com Follow us on: – www.libertonassociation.co.uk…
Liberton Association Litter-Picking Group – Volunteers Wanted!
ByadminThe Association would like to establish a litter-picking group to meet monthly for a targeted clean-up of an area within Liberton. We are hoping to meet on Saturdays, or any other day that is most convenient to the group, probably the first or second weekday of each month. There is no commitment to attend every…
Winter’s here – pavement gritting
ByadminThe winter is upon us, and that brings challenges in addition to those we’re already facing. One simple way to help out is to make sure that the area has enough functioning grit bins so that grit/salt can be spread when and where needed. If you see a broken or empty grit bin, you can…
Survey on the Council’s proposed road safety measures on Braid Hills Road
ByadminPlease complete the survey on the proposed measures by clicking the box marked ‘Next’
Overgrown gorse hedges on Braid Hills Drive now cut back
ByadminFollowing a request to the City of Edinburgh Council helpline, about the overgrown gorse bushes on the pavement at Braid Hills Drive, the hedges along this path have now been cut back to allow proper social distancing on a very busy road where speeding is a real issue. The pictures below show the situation at…