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Annette O'Carroll is a member of the Leith Central Community Council planning sub-committee. The group has put a huge amount of volunteer work into...

A little birdy told us that The Cardiffian – the hyperlocal site created and run by Cardiff School of Journalism – is set to relaunch t...

Here is a guest post from my friend Tshaka Armstrong from My Fox 11 in Los Angeles on his insights into broadcast television and the internet. Broa...

The final guest post in our ‘Starting a Blog’ series is by Emily Davies, a trainee journalist at Cardiff University who has been bloggi...

Continuing in our series of guest posts looking at experiences of starting up a brand new blog, Tom Rouse talks about his latest project, Devolutio...

Following our recent post on whether the percieved dangers of pavement cyclists matched up to the statistics, Keith Irving from Living Streets Scot...

Legendary Sheffield boxing trainer and community stalwart Brendan Ingle invites you to support the Love Wincobank campaign by liking their Facebook...

We asked film reviewer Mark Davidson to get on his bike at Botanics and review 'Homegrown' as part of the Take one Action Film Festival.  Mark...

Our guest blogger writes about how the Express and Star's biased stories are costing tax payers money.

The hyperlocal site, VentnorBlog, was at the High Court at the end of July, to cover a Leave Hearing for a Judicial Review between an Isle of Wight...

In this guest post, Cleland Thom, a media trainer, argues that there is a “frightening range” of English legislation that inhibits good...

Guest post: The future of regulation as seen by Barry Turner, senior lecturer in media law, the Centre for Broadcasting and Journalism, Nottingham ...

Colin Brown, of Dudley Gardens, took a walk around Western Harbour after the recent storms, and was kind enough to share his thoughts with us. We'r...

Men, you may wish to stop reading now... In the penultimate part of Mooncup Monday, our three brave Leith ladies put their Mooncups (a greener...

The following is a guest post by Leslie Wallace. Leslie is secretary of Friends of the Earth Falkirk, and her background is mainly in waste reducti...

Men, you may wish to stop reading now... Invented in 1930, with no bleach or harmful toxins, it's greener, safer and cheaper than tampons not to me...

Welcome to a brand new series following three woman as they try an alternative sanitary product, the Mooncup. Every Monday we’ll update you o...

This is part two of a guest post written about food, by Tracy Griffen. You can find part one here. Edinburgh is in the minority of British neighbou...

Greener Leith contributor, Tracy Griffen, has been reading up on food over the winter. Here's part one of a two part series about what she figured ...

Greener Leith is delighted to publish this guest post by Leith resident Claire Wood, on behalf of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. Recently the orga...

Juliet Wilson continues her series of blog posts about birds you might see along the Water of Leith. You can read previous posts by Juliet Wilson o...

After the coldest December ever in history or whatever it was, we thought we could do with a hand getting outside and getting active again. Greener...

Leith Festival are always planning some exciting new wheeze for our amazement and entertainment. When we heard about their latest guerilla knitting...

This guest post was written by Edinburgh University Graduate, Drummond Gilbert, who has recently set up goCarShare.com - a website that takes a soc...

This is the 3rd post in a series of guest blog posts about birds you might see on the Water of Leith by Juliet Wilson. There are several different ...

Wandering along the Water of Leith a few weeks ago, we saw birds that we couldn't identify (no sniggering up the back). We're delighted that Juliet...

We couldn't make it to the 'Zero Carbon Scotland' session at the Festival of Politics yesterday, so we're delighted that prolific Edinburgh blogger...