Regular business meetings of the Community Council are held in the Gray Room at the Nelson Hall, Spittalfield Crescent (where Bernard Terrace meets St Leonards St), on the 2nd Tuesday of the month, except for July and August, starting at 6:45 pm. The AGM is held in May or June, immediately before the regular meeting.
Meetings are open to members of the public who are welcome to raise concerns and participate in discussions.
In the current climate of infection control, Southside Community Council will not be meeting physically. However, we will continue our work online and via email, so if you do have any concerns that should be brought to our attention, please don't hesitate to get in touch using the details on our Contacts page and we will continue to flag issues to our councillors, Council staff and other stakeholders as we always do.
We will be meeting by Zoom, so if you would like to observe a meeting please email us.
We will let you know through our website when we are able to resume our normal meetings. In the meantime, stay safe and look out for each other.
Many thanks,
Members of Southside Community Council
What is the SCC?
The Southside Community Council is a group of people who care about our community...
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Holyrood Election Hustings
National Planning Framework Response
Southside Community Council has responded to the Scottish Government.
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More trees for the Southside
We have been given funds for more trees.
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Funding for the Community Centre
South Side Community Centre has been awarded £300,000 funding.
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Meeting your Councillor
Alison Dickie, one of our ward councillors, is meeting constituents in the park.
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Holyrood Park Signs
Signage about the road closures has improved.
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Bernard Ter Crossing
We have been promised a new pedestrian crossing.
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Neighbourh'd Watch Alerts
From time to time, the local Police send us information about crimes in the area and how to avoid them, and stay safe.
Here are the latest alerts.
Flat dweller?
If you live in a traditional Edinburgh tenement building you need to read
this.
Fly Posting
Fly Posting is a blight on our area. Control of advertisements is a function of the City of Edinburgh Council. Dodging this control is illegal and antisocial, and we are concerned about the proliferation of fly posting.
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Traffic orders
The way traffic orders are advertised is changing.
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Planning issues
We are always keeping an eye open for problems that may be caused by new planning applications...
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