Working for a greener and fairer Sighthill/Gorgie and Edinburgh

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I am the Scottish Green Party Councillor for Sighthill/Gorgie in Edinburgh and I am asking for party member support to be our candidate in next year's Council elections.

Dan is sat in front flowers in Saughton Park. He is smiling and wears a white t-shirt under a green overshirt.

The Dalryt studio protests. There are about 25 people, including Dan on the right hand side. There are a number of protests signs and banner, such as 'Save our Studios' and 'Keep Art in the Heart of Edinburgh'.

Delivering for Sighthill/Gorgie

From fighting for the evicted artists of the Dalry art studios, to supporting a better future for Gorgie Farm and a bridge in Longstone, and from helping constituents with housing and other problems, to getting new public toilets, I have always stood up for my constituents.

More on what I have done to help local residents

City-wide work

I have worked hard to make the city a greener and fairer place. Whilst there is more to be done, I am proud of my achievements, such as finding £575,000 and rolling-out Firework Control Zones to protect air and water quality, and animals and vulnerable people, accross the city.

More on my work to make Edinburgh greener

More on my work to make Edinburgh fairer

Scotland demand Rent controls protest outside the Scottish Parliament

Policy priorities

From ensuring that residents in my ward and accross the city can challenge unfair rents to more growing spaces, and from setting up a Public Diner to improving play facilities, I want to spend the next 5 years, if selected and elected, making Sighthill/Gorgie and the broader city a better place to live, work and study.

Read about my 5 policy priorities

Dan's supporters

Dan is supported by a range of local party members, including Cllr Kayleigh Kinross-O'Neill MSP.

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