1 Sederunt and Apologies and Welcome
Melanie Main explained that she was standing in for Anne Laird as Chair for the meeting. She welcomed attendees to the meeting and noted apologies.
2 Meeting of 16 May meeting
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved, pending an amendment under item 5 to alter ‘July meeting’ to read ‘a future meeting’. (Proposed: Susie Agnew; Seconded: Hugh Leather)
3 Matters arising
Hugh Leather updated the group:
- Hugh Leather and Alastair Philp attended the Neighbourhood Partnership induction day. Hugh brought some slides and booklets from the induction day along to the MSCC meeting for people to look at. The agenda for the first meeting of the local Neighbourhood Partnership is available on the MSCC blog. This meeting won’t be open to the public, but Alastair Philp will represent the MSCC and put forward the MSCC’s view that future meetings should be open to the public.
- Four representatives from the MSCC met with Rob Tomlinson, Head of Media and Communications at the University of Edinburgh, to give their views on improving relations between the community and the university. One recommendation was that a university representative should attend MSCC meetings. The university hasn’t yet finalised its resulting plan of action, but they will keep the MSCC informed of progress.
- Given that there are likely to be occasions where other local community council meetings are scheduled to take place at the same time as MSCC meetings, Hugh Leather has e-mailed the dates of future MSCC meetings to local councillors. On the advice of the local councillors present, the group agreed to take no further action on this issue, since it was felt that adequate councillor representation is likely to be achieved even when different community council meetings coincide.
ACTION
Hugh Leather will invite Susan Bruce (SfC Neighbourhood Manager) to attend a future meeting of the group.
4 Police Report
Bruce Burt was unable to attend the meeting. An updated Police Report will be provided at the August meeting.
5 What is happening with the Sick Kids site and James Gillespies Building Campaign?
Melanie Main updated the group that Sciennes Primary School PTA has been dissolved, and a School Council comprising 15 members has been set up in its place. Melanie Main is on the new School Council, and is Chair of the Sciennes Sick Kids Group, which plans to look into future use of the grounds of the Sick Kids hospital. There has been much interest in this group from parents, and there are plans to start a campaign to obtain some of the land from the Sick Kids hospital for use by Sciennes Primary School.
The James Gillespie High School Building Campaign is concerned with the issue of the high school falling into disrepair. Emergency works to the school will take place over the summer holidays, and the campaign group is awaiting news from the Children and Families Committee as to any other likely future developments.
ACTION
Hugh Leather will invite Councillor Marilyne McLaren, Chair of the Children and Families Committee, to provide an update on this issue at a future meeting.
6 Reports of meetings by members
6.1 Quarter Mile
Since the May MSCC meeting, no further meetings have been initiated by the Quarter Mile developers. However the group briefly discussed plans for one of the development’s retail areas, which will open on to Middle Meadow Walk, and will include approximately five shops. Unofficial reports indicate that the largest of these retail units is likely to be leased to a local retailer. It will be possible to access these shops, and the rest of the development, from Middle Meadow walk, and concerns were expressed that this is likely to result in the loss of the grassy area currently to one side of Middle Meadow Walk. Concerns were also expressed that the wall behind the ‘Quarter Mile’ barrier on Middle Meadow Walk has been demolished, contrary to the original developers’ agreement with the Council.
6.2 James Gillespie Primary School Board
Ken Dougall updated the group that the James Gillespie Primary School PTA has been dissolved, and will be replaced by a School Council. The new Council’s constitution has been finalised, and membership elections are scheduled to take place in September.
7 Notices of meetings/events of interest
A meeting of the Edinburgh Association of Community Councils will take place on 30th June, at 10am in the City Chambers. John Simon will attend. Someone from each Neighbourhood Partnership area is required to be elected on to the Executive of the Association.
ACTION
Alastair Philp will discuss with other Neighbourhood Partnership Board Members how this election process should be undertaken.
- The first meeting of the local Neighbourhood Partnership Board will take place on 27th June.
- Andy Wightman will be giving a lecture on the ‘Common Good’, at 7.30pm on 27th June, in the St Stephen’s Centre. Information about this lecture is available on the MSCC blog.
8 Any other business
8.1 Parking
Concerns were expressed at the reduction of the number of non-residential parking spaces on Warrender Park Terrace.
ACTION
Hugh Leather will investigate whether this is a permanent change to the parking conditions, and whether visitors’ permits will become available for this area.
8.2 Edinburgh City Plan
Melanie Main updated the group that she has spent some time reading through the Edinburgh City Plan, and has several concerns, including concerns that it doesn’t safeguard local shops, and that it is so flexible and loose in its definitions that it is too open to interpretation. Monica Higgins reported that the Traders Association also plans to discuss this document.
Local councillors provided clarification on the status of this document: Following the completion of the consultation period on the draft Edinburgh City Plan, the Council is currently running a consultation on the ‘final’ version of the Plan to give the community the opportunity to comment on the changes the Council has made in response to the previous consultation. The current consultation period ends on 6th July and any objections will be considered, if necessary be means of a planning enquiry. The production and consultation of updated city plans is an ongoing process, and it is likely that the consultation process on the next Edinburgh City Plan will begin next year.
ACTION
Anyone wishing to read and comment on the plan before 6th July should contact Melanie Main for an e-mail discussion of the issues it raises.
8.3 Meadows Festival
Cameron Rose updated the group. A small group comprising representatives from local Community Councils and Friends of the Meadows met for the third time on 19th June, to discuss the possible resurrection of the Meadows Festival. The group will be meeting again over the summer to discuss its recommendations, after which Cameron hopes to be able to provide a fuller report to the MSCC.
8.4 Marchmont St Giles
Marchmont St Giles Church has recently opened a new tea room called ‘Butterflies’, with the opening hours of 10am-4pm. Profits raised will be donated to the church.
8.5 Bus shelters on north side of Grange Road
ACTION
Anne Laird will write a letter to the Council requesting that bus shelters be placed on the north side of Grange Road.
8.6 Facilities for people with hearing difficulties
Hugh Leather reported that it has been brought to his attention that people with hearing difficulties may be reluctant to attend MSCC meetings if they have a problem hearing and therefore taking part in the discussions taking place. He has therefore investigated two ‘hearing loop’ systems which may enable those with hearing problems to get more involved:
- A hearing loop system for a living-room sized space would cost £65.
- A hearing loop system for a room the size of the church hall costs £800.
- Both systems are portable. There was brief discussion, and it was suggested that if the MSCC bough such a system, it may be possible to make it available for use by other local groups.
ACTION
Hugh Leather will look into obtaining the cheaper system on a 28-day trial basis, and liaise with Alison Johnstone to try to find someone who would be willing to trial the system.
Anyone who has suggestions of other similar issues that the MSCC is currently not making provision for should raise them at a future meeting.
8.7 MSCC meetings
ACTION
Hugh Leather will ensure that future MSCC meetings are appropriately sign-posted and that the door is kept open.
9 Date of next meeting
The next meeting of the MSCC will take place on Wednesday 15 August, beginning at 7.30pm in St Catherine’s Argyle Community Hall.
Monday, 16 July 2007
Unapproved minutes of MSCC Annual General Meeting, 20 June 2007
(There will be an opportunity for the MSCC to approve these minutes at the 2008 AGM.)
1 Minutes of the 2006 Annual General Meeting
Melanie Main explained that she was standing in for Anne Laird as Chair for the meeting. She welcomed attendees to the meeting and noted apologies. The minutes of the 2006 AGM were approved. (Proposed: Tina Cumming; Seconded: Susie Agnew)
2 Treasurer’s Report
Melanie Main explained that the 2005/06 accounts hadn’t been ready for approval at the last AGM, and that the MSCC accounts for both 2005/06 and 2006/07 were therefore being submitted for the group’s approval. A summary of both sets of accounts was tabled, and Melanie summarised that the finances are very healthy, with around £3000 in the bank.
There was a brief discussion of the accounts, and Melanie Main answered all queries raised. By general consensus the accounts were approved, and the group gratefully accepted Ed Skedd’s offer to continue as auditor.
ACTION
Ed Skedd will be sent a cheque for £50 as a token of the MSCC’s appreciation.
Anyone with ideas of worthwhile ways of spending some of the MSCC’s surplus money for the benefit of the local community should raise the issue at future meeting.
Hugh Leather will set up a private web-space to be viewed by MSCC members only. The accounts will be made available on this web-space, and regularly updated.
3 Chairwoman’s Report
Melanie Main read out Anne Laird’s report of the MSCC’s activities for 2006/07, and the group was happy to adopt this report as an accurate record.
ACTION
Hugh Leather will make the Chairwoman’s Report available on the MSCC blog.
4 Election of Office Bearers and Community Council Elected Member
4.1 Election of MSCC members
Tina Cumming nominated Sarah Marchbank to fill the remaining vacancy on the MSCC. This was seconded by Linda Smith, and Sarah was appointed a MSCC member.
4.2 Election of Chair
There being no volunteers for the role of Chair, Susie Agnew was asked if she would take on the role. Susie explained that she felt unsuited to the role, and unable to commit the time the role truly deserves. However, in the absence of volunteers, she agreed to accept the role until a replacement chair could be found, and on the condition MSCC members and attendees would play an active role in volunteering to undertake action points arising from the meetings. Susie Agnew was therefore appointed MSCC chair. (Proposed: Dorothy Ryle; seconded: Sarah Sandow.)
4.3 Election of Secretary
Susannah Lacey nominated Hugh Leather as Secretary. This was seconded by Ken Dougall, and Hugh Leather was appointed MSCC Secretary.
4.4 Election of Treasurer
Anne Laing nominated Sarah Marchbank as Treasurer. This was seconded by Sarah Sandow, and Sarah Marchbank was appointed MSCC Treasurer.
4.5 Election of Vice Chair
Linda Smith nominated Anne Laird as Vice Chair. This was seconded by Ken Dougall, and Anne Laird was appointed MSCC Vice Chair.
5 Any other business
A number of other issues were discussed during the meeting:
5.1 Matters Arising from 2006 AGM
Melanie Main updated the group:
- Money has been made available for a memorial tree for Mr Harris and this matter is progressing.
- Edinburgh City Council has decided to go ahead with the proposed street refurbishment in Marchmont (draft plans for this refurbishment were presented at the March MSCC meeting). Council representatives would like to come to a future meeting of the MSCC to discuss the refurbishment further with local residents.
5.2 Grant application
Melanie Main explained that the Council’s planned street refurbishment will remove the need for the MSSC to obtain a grant to pay for new notice boards for that area, and that the MSCC has the option of withdrawing its current grant application and re-presenting an amended application. The group discussed other possible improvements that might be included in an amended grant application, including:
· The need to make improvements to those areas of Marchmont not included in the Council’s planned street refurbishment.
· The possibility of putting a notice board in the Causewayside area.
· The replacement of the broken bench at the west end of the cemetery.
ACTION
Melanie Main will look into the possible revision of the grant application after the summer.
5.3 Blog
ACTION
Hugh Leather will give a presentation at a future MSCC meeting explaining how the blog works, including an explanation of a function that allows certain areas of webspace to be accessible to MSCC members only.
Hugh Leather will look into ensuring those without internet access can access relevant information from the blog.
The meeting concluded, and the ordinary meeting of the MSCC began.
1 Minutes of the 2006 Annual General Meeting
Melanie Main explained that she was standing in for Anne Laird as Chair for the meeting. She welcomed attendees to the meeting and noted apologies. The minutes of the 2006 AGM were approved. (Proposed: Tina Cumming; Seconded: Susie Agnew)
2 Treasurer’s Report
Melanie Main explained that the 2005/06 accounts hadn’t been ready for approval at the last AGM, and that the MSCC accounts for both 2005/06 and 2006/07 were therefore being submitted for the group’s approval. A summary of both sets of accounts was tabled, and Melanie summarised that the finances are very healthy, with around £3000 in the bank.
There was a brief discussion of the accounts, and Melanie Main answered all queries raised. By general consensus the accounts were approved, and the group gratefully accepted Ed Skedd’s offer to continue as auditor.
ACTION
Ed Skedd will be sent a cheque for £50 as a token of the MSCC’s appreciation.
Anyone with ideas of worthwhile ways of spending some of the MSCC’s surplus money for the benefit of the local community should raise the issue at future meeting.
Hugh Leather will set up a private web-space to be viewed by MSCC members only. The accounts will be made available on this web-space, and regularly updated.
3 Chairwoman’s Report
Melanie Main read out Anne Laird’s report of the MSCC’s activities for 2006/07, and the group was happy to adopt this report as an accurate record.
ACTION
Hugh Leather will make the Chairwoman’s Report available on the MSCC blog.
4 Election of Office Bearers and Community Council Elected Member
4.1 Election of MSCC members
Tina Cumming nominated Sarah Marchbank to fill the remaining vacancy on the MSCC. This was seconded by Linda Smith, and Sarah was appointed a MSCC member.
4.2 Election of Chair
There being no volunteers for the role of Chair, Susie Agnew was asked if she would take on the role. Susie explained that she felt unsuited to the role, and unable to commit the time the role truly deserves. However, in the absence of volunteers, she agreed to accept the role until a replacement chair could be found, and on the condition MSCC members and attendees would play an active role in volunteering to undertake action points arising from the meetings. Susie Agnew was therefore appointed MSCC chair. (Proposed: Dorothy Ryle; seconded: Sarah Sandow.)
4.3 Election of Secretary
Susannah Lacey nominated Hugh Leather as Secretary. This was seconded by Ken Dougall, and Hugh Leather was appointed MSCC Secretary.
4.4 Election of Treasurer
Anne Laing nominated Sarah Marchbank as Treasurer. This was seconded by Sarah Sandow, and Sarah Marchbank was appointed MSCC Treasurer.
4.5 Election of Vice Chair
Linda Smith nominated Anne Laird as Vice Chair. This was seconded by Ken Dougall, and Anne Laird was appointed MSCC Vice Chair.
5 Any other business
A number of other issues were discussed during the meeting:
5.1 Matters Arising from 2006 AGM
Melanie Main updated the group:
- Money has been made available for a memorial tree for Mr Harris and this matter is progressing.
- Edinburgh City Council has decided to go ahead with the proposed street refurbishment in Marchmont (draft plans for this refurbishment were presented at the March MSCC meeting). Council representatives would like to come to a future meeting of the MSCC to discuss the refurbishment further with local residents.
5.2 Grant application
Melanie Main explained that the Council’s planned street refurbishment will remove the need for the MSSC to obtain a grant to pay for new notice boards for that area, and that the MSCC has the option of withdrawing its current grant application and re-presenting an amended application. The group discussed other possible improvements that might be included in an amended grant application, including:
· The need to make improvements to those areas of Marchmont not included in the Council’s planned street refurbishment.
· The possibility of putting a notice board in the Causewayside area.
· The replacement of the broken bench at the west end of the cemetery.
ACTION
Melanie Main will look into the possible revision of the grant application after the summer.
5.3 Blog
ACTION
Hugh Leather will give a presentation at a future MSCC meeting explaining how the blog works, including an explanation of a function that allows certain areas of webspace to be accessible to MSCC members only.
Hugh Leather will look into ensuring those without internet access can access relevant information from the blog.
The meeting concluded, and the ordinary meeting of the MSCC began.
Thursday, 12 July 2007
Bruntsfield Short Hole Golf Club
Bruntsfield Short Hole Golf Club won the 5th holding of the ‘Hickory Open’, by defeating Georgian Antiques in the final by 3 & 2. [more]
The golf events on Leith Links having now concluded, this famous site of golfing history reverts to other sporting activity for the next 12 months. However, Leith has a return challenge match at the Bruntsfield Short Hole Golf Links on Thursday 26th July 2007.
SEE - Hickory Open 2007 - http://www.leith-rules-golf.co.uk/currentevents.htm
The golf events on Leith Links having now concluded, this famous site of golfing history reverts to other sporting activity for the next 12 months. However, Leith has a return challenge match at the Bruntsfield Short Hole Golf Links on Thursday 26th July 2007.
SEE - Hickory Open 2007 - http://www.leith-rules-golf.co.uk/currentevents.htm
REPORT ON FINDINGS OF UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH FOCUS GROUP
REPORT ON FINDINGS OF UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH FOCUS GROUP – MAY 25TH, 2007.
The focus group was attended by the following representatives of the Marchmont/Sciennes Community Council:
Hugh Leather; Sarah Sandow; David Rintoul; John Simon; Susannah Lacey.
The group was facilitated by Robert Tomlinson of the University’s Communications & Marketing department.
Discussion.
To begin proceedings, community representatives attending the group filled out a brief questionnaire in which they were asked ten questions relating to their impressions and opinions of the University, its reputation and the way it relates to the wider Edinburgh community. A discussion lasting some two hours was then commenced, based around some of the responses to key questions.
Initially, people were asked to share their responses to questions such as:
“What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the University?”
This elicited responses such as:
“Fun”; “Drunken students brawling in the streets”; “The rape of George Square”; “Academic achievement”; “Students.”
Focus group members were also asked to share their responses to the question which asked for people’s impressions of the University.
This elicited responses such as:
“Positive”; “Advantageous for economy but not necessarily for the community”; “A monolithic structure”; “High academic standing, good on public health”; “Unpleasant modern architecture.”
Focus group members were then asked to share their responses to the question which asked what kind of reputation they thought the University had with the people of Edinburgh.
This elicited responses such as:
“Mixed”; “Good”; “Good – but driven too much by science”; “Varies from pride in its international reputation to complete indifference”; “Indifference in far-flung parts of the community.”
The discussion was then broadened out to focus on the University’s approach to community relations generally and how successful or otherwise it had been in its interaction with the wider city.
The image and role of students within the community and how that can affect the University’s reputation was identified as a major community relations issue for the institution’s authorities. Focus group members were concerned that the “central” University authorities did not pay enough attention to how student behaviour can shape community attitudes. It was felt that the University should provide greater guidance for students about their role within the community and what constitutes acceptable standards of behaviour - particularly when students move out of halls of residence and into private properties within the city.
It was also felt that the University needs to encourage staff and students to participate more widely in the life of the wider Edinburgh community by engaging with and becoming members of community groups. This could take the form of presentations/talks regarding the University’s research work and the extent to which it is benefiting the wider community (i.e. medical breakthroughs and scientific discoveries for which the University is responsible.) The way in which the University communicates and markets its work and facilities could be widened out, it was felt, with a greater cross-section of Edinburgh society being included in news updates as well as being given opportunities to feed back their views to the University.
Summary
Once the discussion had ended, the group decided on three key issues that the University needs to bear in mind if it wishes to maintain and improve strong community relations. Here they are in order of priority:
Students in the community and their effect on the University’s reputation. Students need to be issued with comprehensive guidelines about their behaviour/neighbourliness etc. There should be a system of placing older student wardens/mentors in shared accommodation.
The university needs to be more open about the internal structures/running/funding of the University – proactive engagement with community groups would help this.
The University should create a space on its main website for use by the local Edinburgh community. This would provide an opportunity to promote events and issue news updates as well as affording an opportunity for forums, debate and comment about University-related issues. Current university news publications (such as Bulletin) should be emailed to local community groups and a new newsletter should be created for an external community audience.
What happens now?
The views and information gathered as a result of this focus group will be collated along with the results of other market research activity which the University is undertaking to inform its community relations strategy (this includes a number of other focus groups, as well as one-to-one and group questionnaires/surveys). Key themes emerging from the research will then be included in the strategy to ensure that good community relations are maintained and improved.
Rob Tomlinson
Head of Media & Communications
The University of Edinburgh
12.07.07
Streetscape Improvements to Roseneath Street and Argyle Place
Streetscape Improvements to local shopping area
Exhibition of draft proposals
23 July to the 3 August
17 -
An exhibition of the draft proposals with an opportunity to leave comments and suggestions
Presentation of draft proposals / Drop In Session
2- 4pm 28 July
Laudate House
Presentation 2 - 2:30 pm
Drop In Session 2:30 - 4 pm
A short introduction followed by an opportunity for people to informally look at the proposals and ask questions. We will provide boards where people can put up their comments and suggestions
Presentation of draft proposals and consultation feedback
15 August
Merchison, Marchmont and Sciennes Community Council
We would hope to attend the August meeting to report on the consultation feedback and get any further comments/ feedback from any one who has missed the earlier events
Siân Lovell
Project manager
Regeneration
Services For Communities
Tel: 0131 529 3468
email: sian.lovell@edinburgh.gov.uk
Comes with a poster: http://groups.google.com/group/marchmontandsciennes/web/Argyle+poster.doc
Project manager
Regeneration
Services For Communities
Tel: 0131 529 3468
email: sian.lovell@edinburgh.gov.uk
Comes with a poster: http://groups.google.com/group/marchmontandsciennes/web/Argyle+poster.doc
Friday, 6 July 2007
Thursday, 5 July 2007
Data Bases of Voluntary Organisations
Dear Neighbourhood Partnership Member
As discussed at the meeting on 27 June please see attached lists of Voluntary Organisations in the South/Central NP area which have been prepared by Ian Brooke from EVOC. The first is for the whole of NP5, the second just for Newington/Southside Ward. Ian is still working on the lists and if anyone is aware of any other groups or agencies operating in the area he would be pleased to hear about them. Ian's contact details are as follows:
Ian Brooke
Development Worker
South Edinburgh Voluntary Sector Support Project
64 Gilmerton Dykes Street
EDINBURGH
EH17 8PL
T: 0131 664 8589
F: 0131 621 7064
M: 07939 158 028
e-mail: Ian.Brooke@evoc.org.uk
I hope this is useful to you.
Regards - Alan
| NAME | Address1 | Address2 | City | Postcode | Telephone | Fax |
| 60th Morningside Scout Group | 3 Braid Farm Road | EDINBURGH | EH10 6LG | 0131 445 4946 | ||
| Acorn Counselling Service | 25 Nicolson Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9BX | 0131 668 2727 | 0131 668 9494 | |
| Advice Place, The | Edinburgh University Student's Association | 5/2 Bristo Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9AL | 0131 650 9225 | 0131 668 4177 |
| Age Concern Scotland | Causewayside House | 160 Causewayside | EDINBURGH | EH9 1PR | 0845 833 9301 | 0845 833 0759 |
| Alzheimer Scotland Action on Dementia | 139 St Leonard's Street | EDINBURGH | EH8 9RB | 0131 667 6289 | ||
| Alzheimer Scotland Action on Dementia - Polish & Ukranian Support Service | 30 Braid Road | EDINBURGH | EH10 6AD | 0131 446 3755 | ||
| Amica Pregnancy Crisis Centre | 29 Nicolson Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9BX | 0131 667 7800 | ||
| Archdiocese of St Andrews and Edinburgh | 100 Strathearn Road | EDINBURGH | EH9 1BB | 0131 623 8900 | 0131 623 8899 | |
| Ark Housing Association Ltd | The Priory | Canaan Lane | EDINBURGH | EH10 4SG | 0131 447 9027 | 0131 478 8173 |
| Barnardo's Scotland - Blackford Brae Community Support Team | 91 South Oswald Road | EDINBURGH | EH9 2HH | 0131 662 4997 | ||
| Barnardo's Scotland - RAFT | 7 Minto Street | EDINBURGH | EH9 1RG | 0131 667 8208 | 0131 667 5349 | |
| Barony Housing Association Ltd. | 8 Balcarres Street | EDINBURGH | EH10 5JB | 0131 447 3587 | 0131 447 3589 | |
| Bfriends Edinburgh | Children 1st Edinburgh Regional Office | 1 Boroughloch Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9NJ | 0131 319 8073 | 0131 319 8061 |
| Bike Station, The | 250 Causewayside | EDINBURGH | EH9 1UU | 0131 668 1996 | ||
| Birth Resource Centre - Post/Ante Natal Classes | 40 Leamington Terrace | EDINBURGH | EH10 4JL | 0131 229 3667 | ||
| Braidwood Centre Management Committee | 69 Dumbiedykes Road | EDINBURGH | EH8 9UT | 0131 558 3545 | ||
| Braille - Net | Edinburgh University Settlement | 5/1 Bristo Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9AL | 0131 336 2013 | |
| British Polio Fellowship Edinburgh Branch | Cluny Church Centre | EDINBURGH | EH10 6DN | 0131 447 9493 | ||
| Children 1st | 83 Whitehouse Loan | EDINBURGH | EH9 1AT | 0131 446 2300 | 0131 446 3339 | |
| Children 1st - East Fundraising | 1 Boroughloch Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9NJ | 0131 319 8077 | ||
| Children's Holiday Venture | c/o Edinburgh University Societies Centre | 60 The Pleasance | EDINBURGH | EH8 9TJ | 0131 220 1561 | |
| CLIC Sargent - Cancer and Leukaemia in Childhood | 15 Hatton Place | EDINBURGH | EH9 1UD | 0131 662 1457 | 0131 662 8361 | |
| CLIC Sargent | 5 Beaufort Road | EDINBURGH | EH9 1AG | 0131 446 3456 | 0131 446 3444 | |
| Columcille Centre | 2 Newbattle Terrace | EDINBURGH | EH10 5PA | 0131 447 3056 | 0131 446 9147 | |
| Community Link, Edinburgh University Settlement | 5/1 Bristo Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9AL | 0131 650 2570 | 0131 650 8115 | |
| Corner Project | c/o The Open Door | 420 Morningside Road | EDINBURGH | EH10 4RE | 0131 447 9757 | |
| Deanbank Centre | 35 Canaan Lane | EDINBURGH | EH10 4SG | 0131 447 7688 | ||
| DEBRA | 27 Marchmont Crescent | EDINBURGH | EH9 1HQ | 0131 229 1316 | ||
| Dog Aid Society of Scotland | 60 Blackford Avenue | EDINBURGH | EH9 3ER | 0131 668 3633 | 0131 668 1063 | |
| EASC - Scouts | 15 Valleyfield Place | EDINBURGH | EH3 9LP | 0131 229 3756 | 0131 229 4955 | |
| Edinburgh Activity & Leisure Library | c/o Columcille Centre | 2 Newbattle Terrace | EDINBURGH | EH10 4RT | 0131 446 6873 | 0131 446 9147 |
| Edinburgh Area Scout Council | 15 Valleyfield Street | EDINBURGH | EH3 9LP | 0131 229 3756 | ||
| Edinburgh Chinese Elderly Support Association | 25 Home Street | EDINBURGH | EH3 9JR | 0131 228 5808 | 0131 228 8333 | |
| Edinburgh Global Partnerships | 60 The Pleasance | EDINBURGH | EH8 9TJ | 0131 556 9497 | ||
| Edinburgh University Savoy Opera Group | c/o Societies Centre | Pleasance | EDINBURGH | EH8 9TJ | 07811686321 | |
| Edinburgh Woodcraft Folk | 4/10 Belhaven Place | EDINBURGH | EH10 5JN | 77474607030 | ||
| Engine Shed | 19 St Leonard Lane | EDINBURGH | EH8 9SH | 0131 662 0040 | 0131 662 5319 | |
| Eric Liddell Centre | 15 Morningside Road | EDINBURGH | EH10 4DP | 0131 447 4520 | 0131 446 3348 | |
| FAIR | 95 Causewayside | EDINBURGH | EH9 1QG | 0131 662 1962 | ||
| FAIR Family Advice and Information Resource | 25-27 West Nicolson Street | EDINBURGH | EH8 9DB | 0131 662 1962 | 0131 662 9486 | |
| Garvald Centre Edinburgh | 2 Montpelier Terrace | EDINBURGH | EH10 4NF | 0131 228 3712 | 0131 229 1468 | |
| Greenbank Parish Church | Braidburn Terrace | EDINBURGH | EH10 6ES | 0131 447 9969 | 0131 447 9969 | |
| Handicabs (Lothian) | 58 Canaan Lane | EDINBURGH | EH10 4SG | 0131 447 9953 | 0131 452 9627 | |
| Headway Group (Edinburgh) | Astley Ainslie Hospital | Canaan Lane | EDINBURGH | EH9 2HL | 0131 537 9116 | 0131 446 9681 |
| Hermitage Golf Course and Education Centre | 11 Braid Hills Drive | EDINBURGH | EH10 6GZ | 0131 447 5700 | 0131 447 5700 | |
| Holy Corner Community Playgroup | 6A Morningside Road | EDINBURGH | EH10 4DD | 0131 228 2768 | ||
| Holyrood Community ICT Association | Holyrood Court | Dumbiedykes Road | EDINBURGH | EH8 8AN | 0131 558 7804 | 0131 557 6963 |
| Hospice of Hope Romania | 62 Home Street | Tollcross | EDINBURGH | EH3 9NA | 0131 229 9099 | |
| LEAPS | 58 George Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9JU | 0131 650 4676 | 0131 6506862 | |
| Leukaemia Care Scotland | Causewayside House | 160 Causewayside | EDINBURGH | EH9 1PR | 1316684345 | 1316684336 |
| Living Memory Association | 101 St. Leonard's Street | EDINBURGH | EH8 9QY | 0131 667 0781 | ||
| Lothian Association of Youth Clubs | Dunford House | 7 Boroughloch Lane | EDINBURGH | EH8 9NL | 0131 667 1828 | 0131 667 9862 |
| Lothian Disability Sport | c/o Simmers of Edinburgh | 90 Peffermill Road | EDINBURGH | EH16 5UU | 0131 620 7000 | 0131 620 7750 |
| Lothian Disabled Living Centre | Astley Ainslie Hospital | Grange Loan | EDINBURGH | EH9 2HL | 0131 537 9190 | 0131 537 9190 |
| Lothians Conservation Volunteers | 18 (3F2) | Bruntsfield Gardens | EDINBURGH | EH10 4EA | 0131 229 0463 | |
| Lung Ha's Theatre Company | Eric Liddell Centre | 15 Morningside Road | EDINBURGH | EH10 4DP | 0131 447 8496 | 0131 447 3290 |
| Meningitis Research Foundation | 133 Gilmore Place | EDINBURGH | EH3 9PP | 0131 228 3322 | 0131 221 0300 | |
| Morningside Baptist Church | Morningside Road | EDINBURGH | EH10 4DB | 0131 447 9787 | 0131 447 9787 | |
| Nari Kallyan Shangho - Childcare Services | Dorroch Annexe, | 7 Gillespie Street | EDINBURGH | EH3 9NH | 0131 221 1915 | 0131 221 1915 |
| Nari Kallyan Shangho - Young Awaz | Dorroch Annexe, | 7 Gillespie Street | EDINBURGH | EH3 9NH | 0131 221 1915 | 0131 221 1915 |
| Nari Kallyan Shangho Ltd | Darroch Avenue | 7 Gillespie Street | EDINBURGH | EH3 9NH | 0131 221 1915 | 0131 221 1915 |
| National Childbirth Trust | University Health Service | 5th Floor Bristo Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9AL | 0131 668 3257 | |
| New Media Scotland | 45 Marchmont Cresent | EDINBURGH | EH9 1HF | 0131 477 3774 | 0131 477 3775 | |
| Oaklands Daycare Centre | 35 Canaan Lane | Morningside | EDINBURGH | EH10 4SG | 0131 447 0770 | |
| Open Door Edinburgh, The | 420 Morningside Road | EDINBURGH | EH10 5HY | 0131 447 9757 | 0131 447 9757 | |
| Oxfam | 116 & 120 Nicolson Street | EDINBURGH | EH8 9EJ | 0131 662 4498 | ||
| Pakistan Society Advice and Information Services Ltd | 137 Buccleuch Street | EDINBURGH | EH8 9NE | 0131 662 9446 | 0131 662 9667 | |
| Parentline Scotland | 83 Whitehouse Loan | EDINBURGH | EH9 1AT | 0131 446 2300 | 0131 446 2339 | |
| PF Counselling Service | Eric Liddell Centre | 15 Morningside Road | EDINBURGH | EH10 4DP | 0131 447 0876 | 0131 447 9616 |
| Pleasance Day Centre | 7 West Adam Street | EDINBURGH | EH8 9SX | 0131 558 3728 | 0131 557 9336 | |
| Prestonfield and District Neighbourhood Workers Project | 63 Prestonfield Avenue | EDINBURGH | EH16 5EX | 0131 620 7222 | 0131 620 7221 | |
| Prestonfield Neighbourhood Project | 63 Prestonfield Avenue | EDINBURGH | EH16 5EX | 0131 620 7222 | 0131 620 7221 | |
| Reid Memorial Church (The) | 182 West Savile Terrace | EDINBURGH | EH9 3HY | 0131 662 1203 | 0131 662 1203 | |
| Roxburgh Mosque | 12 Roxburgh street | EDINBURGH | EH8 9TA | 0131 556 1902 | ||
| Royal Blind Asylum and School | PO Box 500 | Gillespie Crescent | EDINBURGH | EH10 4HZ | 0131 229 1456 | 0131 229 4060 |
| SACRO | Epworth Halls | 25 Nicolson Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9BX | 0131 622 7500 | 0131 622 7535 |
| SACRO Allelon - Counselling | 16 Leamington Terrace | EDINBURGH | EH10 4JW | 0131 229 4192 | 0131 229 4192 | |
| Scottish Language Dictionaries | 27 George Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9LD | 0131 650 4149 | 0131 650 4149 | |
| Scottish Marriage Care | Gillis Centre | 100 Strathearn Road | EDINBURGH | EH9 1BB | 0131 623 8919 | |
| Scottish Pensioner's Association (SPA) | 207 Pleasance | EDINBURGH | EH8 9RU | 0131 668 1001 | ||
| Sisters of Mercy | ST. Catharines Convent | 4 Lauriston Gardens | EDINBURGH | EH3 9HH | 0131 229 2659 | 0131 221 1308 |
| Sleep Scotland | 8 Hope Park Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9NW | 0131 651 1392 | 0131 651 1392 | |
| Sleep Scotland Teens + | 8 Hope Park Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9NW | 0131 651 1392 | 0131 651 1392 | |
| Southside Community Centre - Cafe | 117 Nicolson Street | EDINBURGH | EH8 9ER | 0131 667 0484 | 0131 667 7365 | |
| Special Needs Information Point | Royal Hospital for Sick Children | 14 Rillbank Terrace | EDINBURGH | EH9 1LN | 0131 536 0583 | 0131 536 0583 |
| St Katherine's Community | 18 West Mayfield | EDINBURGH | EH9 2NG | 0131 668 3146 | ||
| Sue Ryder Care | 43 Home Street | EDINBURGH | EH3 9JP | 0131 221 9124 | ||
| SWAP - East | 25 Buccleuch Place | EDINBURGH | EH8 9LN | 0131 650 6861 | 0131 651 3275 | |
| The Hive, Church Centre | Royal Edinburgh Hospital | Morningside Terrace | EDINBURGH | EH10 5HF | 0131 357 6256 | 0131 537 6256 |
| The Pakistan Society | 145 Buccleuch Street | EDINBURGH | EH8 9NE | 0131 662 9446 | 0131 662 9667 | |
| The Pakistan Society - Information and Advice | 145 Buccleuch Street | EDINBURGH | EH8 9NE | 0131 662 9446 | 0131 662 9667 | |
| The Sick Kids Friends Foundation | Royal Hospital for Sick Children | 20 Millerfield Place | EDINBURGH | EH9 1LW | 0131 668 4949 | 0131 668 4949 |
| Victim Support Edinburgh | 2 Nicolson Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9BH | 0131 668 2556 | 0131 668 2566 | |
| Watsonian Benevolent Fund | George Watson's College | Colinton Road | EDINBURGH | EH10 5EG | 0131 446 6008 | |
| Braidwood Centre Environment Group | 69 Dumbiedykes Road | EDINBURGH | EH8 9UT | 0131 558 3545 | ||
| Braidwood Centre Lunch Club | 69 Dumbiedykes Road | EDINBURGH | EH8 9UT | 0131 558 3545 | ||
| Braidwood Centre Food Co-op | 69 Dumbiedykes Road | EDINBURGH | EH8 9UT | 0131 558 3545 | ||
| Southside Community Centre Management Committee | 117 Nicolson Street | EDINBURGH | EH8 9ER | 0131 667 0484 | 0131 667 7365 |
| Acorn Counselling Service | 25 Nicolson Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9BX | 0131 668 2727 | 0131 668 9494 | enquiries@acorncounselling.co.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||
| Advice Place, The | Edinburgh University Student's Association | 5/2 Bristo Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9AL | 0131 650 9225 | 0131 668 4177 | www.eusa.ed.ac.uk | potterrow.advice@eusa.ed.ac.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||
| Age Concern Scotland | Causewayside House | 160 Causewayside | Edinburgh | EH9 1PR | 0845 833 9301 | 0845 833 0759 | www.ageconcernscotland.org.uk/ | aileen.ross@acscot.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||
| Alzheimer Scotland Action on Dementia | 139 St Leonard's Street | Edinburgh | EH8 9RB | 0131 667 6289 | www.alzscot.org | edinburghbranch@alzscot.org | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||
| Amica Pregnancy Crisis Centre | 29 Nicolson Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9BX | 0131 667 7800 | www.amicapcc.org | enquiries@amicapcc.org | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||
| Barnardo's Scotland - Blackford Brae Community Support Team | 91 South Oswald Road | Edinburgh | EH9 2HH | 0131 662 4997 | www.barnardos.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||||
| Barnardo's Scotland - RAFT | 7 Minto Street | Edinburgh | EH9 1RG | 0131 667 8208 | 0131 667 5349 | www.barnardos.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||
| Bfriends Edinburgh | Bfriends edinburgh | Children 1st Edinburgh Regional Office | 1 Boroughloch Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9NJ | 0131 319 8073 | 0131 319 8061 | http://bfriends.org.uk | bfriends@children1st.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |
| Bike Station, The | 250 Causewayside | Edinburgh | EH9 1UU | 0131 668 1996 | www.thebikestation.org.uk | info@thebikestation.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||
| Braidwood Centre Management Committee | 69 Dumbiedykes Road | Edinburgh | EH8 9UT | 0131 558 3545 | jake.heriot@educ.edin.gov.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||||
| Braille - Net | Edinburgh University Settlement | 5/1 Bristo Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9AL | 0131 336 2013 | www.ukabp.org/revealweb.org.uk/sett.ac.uk | brlnet@supanet.com | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| British Heart Foundation | 102 Nicholson Street | Edinburgh | EH8 9EJ | 0131 667 7448 | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||||
| Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland | 76 Newington Road | Edinburgh | EH9 1QN | 0131 667 1901 | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||||
| Children 1st - bfriends | 1 Boroughloch Square | Edinburgh | EH8 9NJ | 0131 319 8073 | 0131 319 8061 | www.bfriends.org.uk | bfriends@children1st.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| Children 1st - East Fundraising | 1 Boroughloch Square | Edinburgh | EH8 9NJ | 0131 319 8077 | http://www.children1st.org.uk/events/ | liannefyfe@children1st.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||
| Children's Holiday Venture | c/o Edinburgh University Societies Centre | 60 The Pleasance | Edinburgh | EH8 9TJ | 0131 220 1561 | www.chv.org.uk | enquiries@chv.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| CLIC Sargent - Cancer and Leukaemia in Childhood | 15 Hatton Place | Edinburgh | EH9 1UD | 0131 662 1457 | 0131 662 8361 | CLIC-charity.demon.co.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||
| Community Link, Edinburgh University Settlement | 5/1 Bristo Square | Edinburgh | EH8 9AL | 0131 650 2570 | 0131 650 8115 | www.sett.ed.ac.uk/clink | comlink@staffmail.ed.ac.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| Crags Sports Centre, The | 10 Bowmont Place | EDINBURGH | EH8 9RY | 0131 667 3334 | 0131 667 6003 | cragssport@bt.connect.com | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||
| Dog Aid Society of Scotland | 60 Blackford Avenue | EDINBURGH | EH9 3ER | 0131 668 3633 | 0131 668 1063 | http://mysite.freeserve.com/dogaidsociety | dogaidsociety@aladdinscave.net | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| Edinburgh Global Partnerships | 60 The Pleasance | Edinburgh | EH8 9TJ | 0131 556 9497 | www.egp.org.uk | info@egp.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||
| Edinburgh University Savoy Opera Group | c/o Societies Centre | Pleasance | EDINBURGH | EH8 9TJ | 7811686321 | http://www.eusog.org | commitee@eusog | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| Engine Shed | 19 St Leonard Lane | EDINBURGH | EH8 9SH | 0131 662 0040 | 0131 662 5319 | www.engineshed.org.uk | engineshed@aol.com | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| FAIR | 95 Causewayside | Edinburgh | EH9 1QG | 0131 662 1962 | www.fairadvice.org.uk | fair@fairadvice.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||
| FAIR Family Advice and Information Resource | FAIR | 25-27 West Nicolson Street | EDINBURGH | EH8 9DB | 0131 662 1962 | 0131 662 9486 | www.fairadvice.org.uk | fair@fairadvice.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||
| Headway Group (Edinburgh) | Headway House | Astley Ainslie Hospital | Canaan Lane | EDINBURGH | EH9 2HL | 0131 537 9116 | 0131 446 9681 | www.edinburghheadway.org.uk | office@edinburghheadway.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |
| Holyrood Community ICT Association | Holyrood Court | Dumbiedykes Road | EDINBURGH | EH8 8AN | 0131 558 7804 | 0131 557 6963 | www.holyroodcommunity.org.uk | staff@holyroodcommunity.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||
| Kidney Research Shop | 104 Nicholson Street | Edinburgh | EH8 9EJ | 0131 668 1125 | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||||
| LEAPS | 58 George Square | Edinburgh | EH8 9JU | 0131 650 4676 | 0131 6506862 | www.leapsonline.com | leaps@ed.ac.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| Leukaemia Care Scotland | Causewayside House | 160 Causewayside | Edinburgh | EH9 1PR | 1316684345 | 1316684336 | www.leukaemiacare.org.uk | scotland@leukaemiacare.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||
| Living Memory Association | 101 St. Leonard's Street | EDINBURGH | EH8 9QY | 0131 667 0781 | www.livingmemory.org.uk | comhist@lineone.net | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||
| Lothian Association of Youth Clubs | Dunford House | 7 Boroughloch Lane | EDINBURGH | EH8 9NL | 0131 667 1828 | 0131 667 9862 | www.layc.org.uk | enquiries@layc.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||
| Lothian Association of Youth Clubs - Capacity Building | LAYC | Dunford House | 7 Buroughloch Lane | Edinburgh | EH8 9NL | 0131 667 1828 | 0131 667 9862 | www.layc.org.uk | enquiries@layc.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |
| Lothian Association of Youth Clubs - Developing Groups Programme of Work With Children and Young People | LAYC | Dunford House | 7 Buroughloch Lane | Edinburgh | EH8 9NL | 0131 667 1828 | 0131 667 9862 | www.layc.org.uk | enquiries@layc.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |
| Lothian Disability Sport | c/o Simmers of Edinburgh | 90 Peffermill Road | EDINBURGH | EH16 5UU | 0131 620 7000 | 0131 620 7750 | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||
| Lothian Disabled Living Centre | Astley Ainslie Hospital | Grange Loan | EDINBURGH | EH9 2HL | 0131 537 9190 | 0131 537 9190 | lothiandic@o2.co.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| National Childbirth Trust | University Health Service | 5th Floor Bristo Square | Edinburgh | EH8 9AL | 0131 668 3257 | www.nctpregnancyandbabycare.com | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||
| Oxfam | 116 & 120 Nicolson Street | Edinburgh | EH8 9EJ | 0131 662 4498 | oxfamshopf5822@btconnect.com | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||||
| Pakistan Society Advice and Information Services Ltd | 137 Buccleuch Street | EDINBURGH | EH8 9NE | 0131 662 9446 | 0131 662 9667 | http://www.pakistansociety.co.uk | pakistansociety@btconnect.com | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| PDSA Shop (Newington) | 85 Nicholson Street | Edinburgh | EH8 9BZ | 0131 667 3582 | 0131 667 3582 | www.pdsa.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||
| Pleasance Day Centre | 7 West Adam Street | EDINBURGH | EH8 9SX | 0131 558 3728 | 0131 557 9336 | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||||
| Prestonfield and District Neighbourhood Workers Project | 63 Prestonfield Avenue | Edinburgh | EH16 5EX | 0131 620 7222 | 0131 620 7221 | Prestonfieldnp@southedinburgh.net | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||
| Prestonfield Neighbourhood Project | 63 Prestonfield Avenue | EDINBURGH | EH16 5EX | 0131 620 7222 | 0131 620 7221 | www.southedinburgh.net/pnp | prestonfieldnp@southedinburgh.net | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| Reid Memorial Church (The) | 182 West Savile Terrace | EDINBURGH | EH9 3HY | 0131 662 1203 | 0131 662 1203 | reidmemorial@btinternet.com | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||
| Roxburgh Mosque | 12 Roxburgh street | EDINBURGH | EH8 9TA | 0131 556 1902 | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||||
| SACRO | Epworth Halls | 25 Nicolson Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9BX | 0131 622 7500 | 0131 622 7535 | www.sacro.org.uk | info@lothiancjs.sacro.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||
| Scottish Language Dictionaries | 27 George Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9LD | 0131 650 4149 | 0131 650 4149 | www.sldl.org.uk | mail@sldl.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| Scottish Pensioner's Association (SPA) | 207 Pleasance | Edinburgh | EH8 9RU | 0131 668 1001 | spahq@aol.com | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||||
| Shelter Shop (Newington) | 134 Nicholson Street | Edinburgh | EH8 9EH | 0131 662 9585 | www.shelterscotland.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||||
| Sleep Scotland | 8 Hope Park Square | EDINBURGH | EH8 9NW | 0131 651 1392 | 0131 651 1392 | www.sleepscotland.org | sleepscotland@btinternet.com | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| Sleep Scotland Teens + | 8 Hope Park Square | Edinburgh | EH8 9NW | 0131 651 1392 | 0131 651 1392 | www.sleepscotland.org | sleepscotland@btinternet.com | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| Southside Community Centre - Cafe | 117 Nicolson Street | Edinburgh | EH8 9ER | 0131 667 0484 | 0131 667 7365 | www.eglf.net | keith.smith@educ.edin.gov.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| Southside Community Centre Management Committee | 117 Nicolson Street | Edinburgh | EH8 9ER | 0131 667 0484 | 0131 667 7365 | www.eglf.net | keith.smith@educ.edin.gov.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| Special Needs Information Point | SNIP | Royal Hospital for Sick Children | 14 Rillbank Terrace | EDINBURGH | EH9 1LN | 0131 536 0583 | 0131 536 0583 | www.snipinfo.org | snip@btinternet.com | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |
| St Katherine's Community | 18 West Mayfield | EDINBURGH | EH9 2NG | 0131 668 3146 | www.samh.org.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||||
| SWAP - East | 25 Buccleuch Place | EDINBURGH | EH8 9LN | 0131 650 6861 | 0131 651 3275 | http://www.scottishwideraccess.org | swapeast@ed.ac.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| The Pakistan Society - Information and Advice | 145 Buccleuch Street | Edinburgh | EH8 9NE | 0131 662 9446 | 0131 662 9667 | www.pakistansociety.co.uk | pakistansociety@btconnect.com | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| The Pakistan Society - Multi-Cultural Under 12's Club | 145 Buccleuch Street | Edinburgh | EH8 9NE | 0131 662 9446 | 0131 662 9667 | www.pakistansociety.co.uk | pakistansociety@btconnect.com | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| The Pakistan Society - Racial Incident Reporting Service | 145 Buccleuch Street | Edinburgh | EH8 9NE | 0131 662 9446 | 0131 662 9667 | www.pakistansociety.co.uk | pakistansociety@btconnect.com | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||
| The Sick Kids Friends Foundation | Royal Hospital for Sick Children | 20 Millerfield Place | Edinburgh | EH9 1LW | 0131 668 4949 | 0131 668 4949 | www.edinburghsickkids.org | sickkidsfriends@luht.scot.nhs.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||
| Victim Support Edinburgh | 2 Nicolson Square | Edinburgh | EH8 9BH | 0131 668 2556 | 0131 668 2566 | victimsupportedi@btconnect.com | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | ||||
| Braidwood Centre Lunch Club | 69 Dumbiedykes Road | Edinburgh | EH8 9UT | 0131 558 3545 | jake.heriot@educ.edin.gov.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||||
| Braidwood Centre Environment Group | 69 Dumbiedykes Road | Edinburgh | EH8 9UT | 0131 558 3545 | jake.heriot@educ.edin.gov.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South | |||||
| Braidwood Centre Food Co-op | 69 Dumbiedykes Road | Edinburgh | EH8 9UT | 0131 558 3545 | jake.heriot@educ.edin.gov.uk | Southside/Newington | 5 | South |
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