Neu Reekie’s gig is this Friday 25th, they are generously donating £5, from every ticket sold to the Save Leith Walk campaign. See you there!
Neu!Reekie! is helping the Save Leith Walk campaign
Edinburgh Reporter – Gordon Munro on those fighting a good fight for Leith
Interesting article in the The Edinburgh Reporter by Gordon Munro for Edinburgh North and Leith
Read the in the Edinburgh Reporter full article here.
Incredible turnout at our Public Meeting at Leith Theatre / Thomas Morton Hall
Thank you to Deborah Mullen for the fantastic photos of tonight. 
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I am Leith Walk Business Centre
Edinburgh Evening News – Residents want Leith Walk ‘brought back to life again’
Read here the full article by Kieran Murray in the Edinburgh Evening News.
Gig Photography Exhibition, by Deborah Mullen
Gig Photography Exhibition, by Deborah Mullen
6 June – 17 June at Leith Depot
Deborah Mullen moved to Leith in 2011 and became a documentarian of Edinburgh’s live music scene.
From the early days of popular music, photography has helped to define what rock is and what it does, both for performers and audiences. American photographer Deborah Mullen moved to Leith in 2011 and quickly found herself in the role of citizen documentarian for Edinburgh’s music scene. This role expanded over time into capturing live performances in venues that are currently on the endangered list as Edinburgh’s native culture succumbs to property developers. Several venues shown here have already disappeared, and more, including this one, Leith Depot, are threatened. Ms Mullen’s photos offer a window into the emotionality and importance of live music.
Exhibition opening 5-7 6th June.
Edinburgh Evening News – Residents want Leith Walk ‘brought back to life again’
Edinburgh Reporter – #SaveLeithWalk campaign gets going in earnest
Full article in the Edinburgh Reporter By Phyllis Stephen.
Photo by Martin McAdam