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We represent the interests of residents of the communities of Gorgie and Dalry in Edinburgh. Come along to our meetings at 7-9pm on the first Monday of every month (except January and July). Our members are volunteers and have a wide range of interests and skills; whether you want to promote a community activity or are concerned about an issue which affects local residents, we can either help you or put you in touch with someone who can! We have recently been involved in many local issues such as the potential closure of Dalry Swim Centre, the hotel and office development at Haymarket and student flats in Gorgie, Dalry and Slateford. If you want to get more involved in your community, or you’d like support dealing with the problems of living in the city (ie noise, litter, parking, anti-social behaviour, etc), then please come and join us. Everyone is welcome!

Old Tynecastle High School Proposal Presentation – S1 Developments

August 20, 2021

Please see S1 Developement’s presentation below for viewing. This was as presented at our July 2021 public meeting. Minutes of this meeting can be found here: https://gorgiedalrycc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/july-minutes-2021.pdf The developer is Tynecastle Teague which is a subsidiary of S1 developments. Information regarding the public consultation ran (by them) on the 18th May and GDCC’s response, see … More Old Tynecastle High School Proposal Presentation – S1 Developments

Road Traffic Regulation Order for Hearts fixture Sunday 22nd August 2021

August 20, 2021

The City of Edinburgh Council has set out the following Road Traffic Regulation Order for McLeod St, Gorgie Road (north side from McLeod to Wheatfield Streets), Russell Road, Tynecastle Terrace and parts of Wheatfield Road/Street/Place, from 12.00pm to 5.30pm on Sunday 22nd August 2021 For further details regarding this notice please contact: Andrea Cornet on … More Road Traffic Regulation Order for Hearts fixture Sunday 22nd August 2021

Councillor’s Report from Cllr. Catherine Fullerton, July 2021

August 4, 2021

Report for Ward 7 – Sighthill/Gorgie Councillor Catherine Fullerton – July 2021 General I hope you have all been enjoying the lovely weather we have had recently and are remembering to wear your face mask when in enclosed spaces. Some Council highlights –     Council Care Homes- 4 council owned are to close over next two … More Councillor’s Report from Cllr. Catherine Fullerton, July 2021

Police Report: South West Edinburgh Community Councils Newsletter, July 2021

July 1, 2021

Information from the Police regarding looking back, what they are noticing and looking forward. There is also a page on Advice and Support (suspicious spam messages and CrimeStoppers). Community Policing Team: Chief Inspector Scott Richardson, Inspector Trisha Clark, Sergeant Scott Walker and Sergeant Keith Watson. Contact: telephone 101 for non-emergencies Email: contactus@Scotland.pnn.police.uk / EdinburghCPTSouthWest@Scotland.pnn.police.uk Twitter: … More Police Report: South West Edinburgh Community Councils Newsletter, July 2021

Councillor’s Report from Cllr. Catherine Fullerton, May 2021

June 20, 2021

Report for Ward 7 – Sighthill/Gorgie Councillor Catherine Fullerton – May 2021 General At last we have reached Level 2 of the Scottish Government’s restrictions and we have all had a chance to hug our loved ones.  Whilst we are really happy and relieved that we can eat and drink inside and outside now, I … More Councillor’s Report from Cllr. Catherine Fullerton, May 2021

Police Report: South West Edinburgh Community Councils Newsletter, June 2021

June 2, 2021

Information from the Police regarding looking back, what they are noticing and looking forward. There is also a page on Advice and Support (Neighbourhood Watch, home security as restrictions ease and Bike Register). Community Policing Team: Chief Inspector Scott Richardson, Inspector Trisha Clark, Sergeant Scott Walker and Sergeant Keith Watson. Contact: telephone 101 for non-emergencies … More Police Report: South West Edinburgh Community Councils Newsletter, June 2021