Work due to start soon at Black Springs and Easter Bavelaw Reservoirs
Update from City of Edinburgh Council Engineers
Update from City of Edinburgh Council Engineers
This week we were delighted to learn that we have been successful in our bid to reduce our carbon footprint.
We can’t wait to get all our work streams flowing again.
Santa’s helpers in Leith might have had a fun morning but I am not sure anyone wants to receive what is collected in these sacks!!
2020/21 was a very different year for our volunteer team. From May our work to maintain the walkway and control …
We have taken the decision to bring back some of our stock items, new products and books for sale at …
Every organisation need there own ‘action man or woman’ and for nearly two decades Brian Henderson was ours. Trustee David …
On 17th March we closed the doors of the centre and paused all operations due to the rise of a …
Supporters of the Trust – Baillie Gifford – have been very generous again and have gifted us a donation to …
Latest from Scottish Water – We have set up the compound at the site at Juniper Green and have completed …
These unprecedented times means many of our usual activities for the year have had to be cancelled however we cannot …
Historically the Water of Leith was Edinburgh’s sewage disposal route and as a consequence the cities main sewer still runs alongside …
The Water of Leith Conservation Trust works to conserve and enhance the river, its heritage and wildlife: The Trust promotes education and recreation through the Visitor Centre, and works with volunteers and community groups to deliver around 240 river clean-ups and habitat improvement tasks annually.