Agenda and draft minutes

Venue: Hybrid Meeting - Dean of Guild Court Room / Microsoft Teams

Contact: Lesley Birrell  Blair Ritchie

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Items
No. Item

1.1

Order of Business

Including any notices of motion and any other items of business submitted as urgent for consideration at the meeting.

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2.1

Declaration of Interests

Members should declare any financial and non-financial interests they have in the items of business for consideration, identifying the relevant agenda item and the nature of their interest.

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3.1

Deputations

If any

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4.1

Minute of 13 December 2022 pdf icon PDF 250 KB

Minute of Culture and Communities Committee of 13 December 2022 - submitted for approval as a correct record

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Minutes:

Decision

 

The approve the minute of the XXXX Committee of XXXX as a correct record.

5.1

Work Programme pdf icon PDF 115 KB

Work Programme

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5.2

Rolling Actions Log pdf icon PDF 432 KB

Rolling Actions Log

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6.1

Business Bulletin pdf icon PDF 4 MB

Business Bulletin

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Minutes:

The XXXX Committee Business Bulletin for XXXX was presented.

7.1

Edinburgh Leisure Annual Report 2021/22 pdf icon PDF 2 MB

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7.2

Response to Motion by Councillor Campbell - Edinburgh Leisure Pitch Hire Prices - report by the Executive Director of Place pdf icon PDF 144 KB

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7.3

Capital Theatres Company Performance Report 2021/22 - report by the Executive Director of Place pdf icon PDF 110 KB

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7.4

Response to Motion by Councillor Mowat - Festivals Review - report by the Executive Director of Place pdf icon PDF 2 MB

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7.5

Edinburgh's Christmas and Edinburgh's Hogmanay - Outcome Report - report by the Executive Director of Place pdf icon PDF 292 KB

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7.6

Centre for Moving Image (Edinburgh Filmhouse and Edinburgh International Film Festival) - report by the Executive Director of Place pdf icon PDF 132 KB

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7.7

Grants to Third Parties - Third Sector Interface and Equality and Rights Network 2023/24 - report by the Executive Director of Corporate Services pdf icon PDF 80 KB

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7.8

Community Centre Strategy - report by the Executive Director of Place pdf icon PDF 205 KB

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7.9

Response to Motion by Councillor Thornley - Playparks Investment - report by the Executive Director of Place pdf icon PDF 4 MB

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7.10

Response to Motion by Councillor Hyslop - Safer Parks - report by the Executive Director of Place pdf icon PDF 123 KB

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7.11

Ash Dieback Action Plan Update - report by the Executive Director of Place pdf icon PDF 151 KB

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7.12

Thriving Greenspaces 2050 Vision and Strategy - report by the Executive Director of Place pdf icon PDF 8 MB

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8.1

None.

None.

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9.1

Motion by Councillor Burgess - Prestonfield Green

Motion by Councillor Burgess – Prestonfield Green

“This Committee:

1.    Notes that the bowling club in Prestonfield, Southside-Newington ward has wound up and the bowling green has been handed back to the council.

2.    Notes that there is keen local interest in continuing use of the bowling green site as community greenspace with the opportunity to establish community growing space on the site.

3.    Notes the success of the existing small area of community raised-beds in Prestonfield established in 2013 and the general demand for growing space within the community.

4.    Notes the suitability of the Prestonfield green for a community growing space including; a fenced and gated site, a club-house building, a large shipping container for tool storage, water and electricity supplies.

5.    Notes that another council-owned former bowling green at Trinity has been successfully turned into growing space, albeit part of this site has been used to increase city-wide allotment capacity rather than as shared community space.

6.    Notes that local people and the management committee of the adjacent Cameron House Community Centre are keen to see a local public consultation into the future of the bowling green.   

Therefore agrees that the Council facilitates a local public consultation into the future of the former bowling green in Prestonfield and particularly regarding its potential as a community growing space.”

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9.2

Motion by Councillor Thornley - Parks and Greenspace Investment Following 2023 Council Budget

Motion by Councillor Thornley - Parks and Greenspace Investment Following 2023 Council Budget

“Committee:

1)         Notes that the Liberal Democrat budget was agreed by Full Council on Thursday 23rd February.

2)         Welcomes the £3 million of capital spending now available for Parks and Greenspace Investment.

3)         Agrees that our parks need to be fit for purpose, accessible to all and safe.

4)         Agrees a report to be provided to Committee within one cycle, outlining how this money can be best prioritised with a focus on, but not exclusive to:

·         Priority 1 and 2 repairs outlined in the Parks and Greenspace Report considered by Committee on 13th December 2022

·         Lighting in both premier parks and other parks

·         Accessibility

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