Following concerns about the "floating parking spaces" making it dangerous for pedestrians to cross the road near the surgery - part of the bike lane will be removed so that the parking places will be returned to their original position.
The ongoing saga that is CCWEL is not over yet – the end of the works has been put off once again, this time to the end of April.
Hal has secured a consultation asking residents living in listed buildings and or conservation areas what their experience has been of trying to maintain, repair or adapt their property.
Following the heavy rain at the end of last year, the Council Flood Team has updated their information about to what to do in the event of flooding in your area.
The consultation for the ‘Travelling Safely’ measures is currently open, and closes to responses on 20th May 2023.
After a collision and vandalism damaged both the guard rails they have now been repaired and reinstated.
Following agreement of the Lib Dem budget - which put extra money into flood protections - Hal Osler is working to secure the investment where it is most needed.
Today Councillor Jack Caldwell accomponied local volunteers along with the RNIB (Royal National Institute for the Blind) along Leith Walk to demonstrate the barriers that people with sight loss can experience navigating streets.
A Liberal Democrat amemdment to revisit the positioning of bin hubs unfortunately wasn't passed.
Highlights include the Council approving the Lib Dem budget, the Canny Man’s Hotel plans, Destination Hillend and Road treatments for Braid Road & Fox Spring Crescent
The development near Canonmills won't be heard at the planning committee.
An update on pavement resurfacing and traffic issues along Dalmeny Street
