All members of the Broughton community are invited to this year's biggest and brightest Summer fair: craft stalls, bargains, books, music, BBQ, home baking, 'activities' and visiting fire engine. Family-friendly and FREE TO ENTER. Venue: Broughton Primary School, 132 Broughton Road. Time: 1.00–4.00pm.
Greener Leith have organised a clean-up of the cycle-paths around St Mark's Park and Redbraes Weir. All welcome. Litter-pickers will be provided, as will something to eat afterwards. Great opportunity to meet new people plucking unexpected items out of their teeth and bushes.
Volunteers are invited to help clean up the area between the West Gate and the triangle in front of Reid Terrace. (Meet by the gate.) All welcome.
Helen Rorrison will talk on 'A German view of Victorian Scotland'. (Talk begins at 7.30pm.) Venue: Drummond Community High School, Bellevue Place.
Scotland's LGBT choir will banish the winter blues with heart-warming songs from the movies, stirring gospel, up-to-the-minute pop songs and Scottish folk – all delivered with 'more than a touch of camp'. Tickets: £10 / £6 (concessions: unwaged, senior citizens, students). Doors open 7.30pm. Venue: Church Hill Theatre, 33a Morningside Road, Edinburgh EH10 4DR
NTBCC represents your views to the Council on Licensing, Transport, Planning, the Environment and many other issues of local interest. All are welcome to attend.
LCCC represents your views to the Council on Planning, Licensing, the Environment, Transport and many other issues of local interest. All are welcome to attend. Draft minutes and upcoming agenda at Extras (25.3.13).
NTBCC represents your views to the Council on the Environment, Planning, Transport, Licensing and many other issues of local interest. All are welcome to attend. Venue: Broughton St Mary's Parish Church, Bellevue Crescent. Members of the public are very welcome to attend both tonight's AGM (starts at 7.30pm; agenda in Extras, 6.5.13) and the subsequent meeting.
FORP meet tonight. The agenda will comprise: (1) Matters arising from last minutes; (2) Progress report by Ian Hooper – please read document in Extras (11.3.13); volunteer workforce update; suggestions from the Group for priority actions over the next 12 months; (5) any other business.
Raising money for Red Nose Day (with café receipts going to the Kenya Educational Partnership), local bands will serve up a feast of lively music all evening.'Do something funny for money!' Refreshments. Tickets at the door or from members of the Dunedin Win Band, No Strings Attached and the Drummond Community Big Band. Price: £5 (£2 for under-12s).