Wednesday 15 February 2017

Council Elections:    Time  for    action

Donald Wilson and Carmel Smith selected to run for Sighthill Gorgie.

Donald says “Having lived in the area most of my adult life I have seen many changes but the community spirit continues to be strong. I have worked hard with individuals, local organisations, community groups and charities to get things done. In addition to my work as Lord Provost I have continued to hold regular surgeries and championed local issues such as a surface crossing for Calder Rd. and saving community centres like St Brides and the Gorgie War Memorial Hall. I joined the Council in 1999 first and foremost to fight for my local area and I have always done that.

Carmel says “Labour have always been the champions of working class people and the less fortunate in our society. We’ve always stood for improving education, employment and
equality; and for helping the less able members of our society. I will work with local people to build safe, strong communities where families can flourish in a fairer more equal City.”

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Sunday 15 January 2017

Donald Wilson and Carmel Smith selected to stand for Labour in Sighthill Gorgie



Donald and Carmel have been unanimously selected to stand in the Local Government Elections in May for the Sighthill Gorgie Ward. Carmel will be new to the Council but not to the city and Donald has a long standing track record of standing up for local people both as local Councillor and presently as Lord Provost.

Donald works tirelessly on local projects such as the Friends of Westfield Court Park  He is pictured here handing in the petition which started the whole thing off.