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Greener Leith A-Z > F is for... > Fix My Leith

"Fix My Leith" is an online tool that helps to make the process of reporting neighbourhood issues simple and more transparent. It is based on the national project Fixmystreet.com

You can see the latest local reports here: www.greenerleith.org/fix

We've also worked with Leith Links Community Council to display the same information on their website too.

If you've reported issues to Fix My Leith and they've not been fixed, you could try raising it with your local councilors in the 'Virtual surgery' group. You can find it here:

http://www.thegreenerleithsocial.org/group/virtualsurgery