Up to date news of Malcolm's work for the people of Edinburgh North and Leith
SURGERIESEvery Saturday No appointment necessary. 9am: Leith Library 10.30am: Royston/
Wardieburn Community Centre 12pm: Stockbridge Library
Constiruency Office5 Croall Place
Leith Walk
Edinburgh
EH7 4LT

Open:
Monday-Friday
9.30 am to 12.30pm
1.30 to 4.30pm

Tel: 0131 558 8358

Email:
Malcolm.Chisholm
.msp@scottish
parliament.uk
Please note: Malcolm's Constituency Office is now on Leith Walk, next to the Clydesdale Bank Malcolm speaks out on violence against women, schools, NEAC and the European Treaty I spoke in Parliament on a number of issues including Fair Trade (May 22nd), the way forward for the NHS (March 12th), renewable energy (February 28th), the Performing Arts (April 24th) and children's access to musical education (May 22nd).

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Malcolm writes on the Leith Docks Planning Framework and other local issues for EH6 web site "Out of the Blue in Dalmeny Street as well as the Leith Festival more generally have shown how culture can be central to community development as well as to people's lives more generally. Culture must not be another casualty of allowing local authorities to do what they like with their money".

Read the full article here >>>

Malcolm praises Leith Community Treatment Centre in Scottish Parliament debate on Health read Malcolm's comments on the state of the Scottish Health service in February's debate >>> read about Malcolm's involvement in the Opening Doors scheme to encourage more people from ethnic minority communites into politics >>>

Malcolm with members of the Opening Doors scheme in the garden lobby of the Scottish Parliament buildingsread about the botanical gardens and the ainslie park youth super league in december's local news >>>
read about the scottish executive improving life for young people, saving the environment in Scotland, and more >>>
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