Morningside Community Council
Working together for our local community

Help to make your neighbourhood a better place – join Morningside Community Council
To find out more visit the City of Edinburgh website here
Elections of community councillors will soon be taking place across Edinburgh and nominations are open from 6th – 27th February.
Morningside Community Council is looking for new members who are keen to work with others to represent the views and ideas of local residents, initiate and collaborate on local projects and get to know the neighbourhood better and meet new people.
It doesn't matter if you are new to Morningside or if you have lived here all of your life, we would love for you to be involved and help shape our neighbourhood.
Please contact the secretary secretary@morningside.org.uk if you would like to join or come along to our next meeting on the 19th of Feb in the Open Door at 7:30pm.
Or scan the QR code below with your phone.
This initial survey is just part of a range of ways we will be collecting your ideas over the coming months.

Feb 25 Minutes:
Notes on the Old Post Office Presentation
Our next meeting
Transport Transition Plan May 2024 - Presentation from Cllr Arthur at the May CC meeting.
Street Life Survey July 2023:
Please note our monthly meetings are usually held on the third Wednesday of each month, except in July.
Agenda for March Meeting
Our next meeting will be on Wednesday 19th March 2025 at 7.30pm in the Open Door lower ground meeting room.
Latest News
https://consultationhub.edinburgh.gov.uk/ce/edinburghs-budget/
Please review the latest consultation from the council on how they can save money
Bruntsfield Are Net Zero Action Initiative - BANZAI.
To find out more about them please access their website here: https://banzaiedinburgh.org.uk/about/
Reporting overflowing bins!
If you would like to report a bin that needs emptied, please follow the link below and report it directly to the council
Bin ReportingReporting potholes!
If you would like to report a problem with a pavement or a pothole in the road, please follow the link below and report it directly to the council
Road & Pavement ReportingFind out about local planning applications
Discover our solutions
You can use the planning portal on the City of Edinburgh website to search for information on planning and building warrant applications. You can examine plans and read all the documentation.
City Plan 2030 – next steps
The proposed Plan was presented to Councillors at Planning Committee to decide on whether to submit the plan to Scottish Ministers for examination.
Who we are
We are a group of local residents that meet on a monthly basis and we act as voices for our local area of Morningside.
Community Councils are created by national legislation and administered by local authorities. There are over 40 CCs in Edinburgh. We act on behalf of local people to represent their views and promote our community. Our members are elected by residents or nominated by local organisations. We are non-party-political. Our local political representatives (Ward Councillors, MP, MSPs and MEP) are ex-officio members. They have no vote on the CC but we rely a lot on their help and advice.
What we do
We try to represent all the residents in Morningside. We talk to the City Council and other public bodies about local problems and try to get them resolved. So if you are bothered about anything, from uneven pavements to policing, contact us or come to a meeting and tell us about it. We try to take the majority view about local issues, but you can help by telling us what you think.