Councillor Neil Ross

Morningside ward

Councillor Neil Ross

Morningside

Neil represents the Morningside ward, which covers Braid Hills, Bruntsfield, Comiston, Greenbank, Marchmont, Merchiston, Morningside, Polwarth and Viewforth.

He sits on the Finance and Resources Committee and the Licensing Sub-Committee. He also chairs the Regulatory Committee.

After five years of service to his community, Neil was re-elected with a fresh commitment to:

Continue to work hard for the whole of Morningside Ward,
Listen to local people and stand up for them, and
Keep in touch all year round through the Citizen and my regular email newsletters.

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The latest updates from your local Scottish Liberal Democrat team and Cllr Neil Ross

Morningside

September's news from Councillor Neil Ross

Here is my latest email newsletter issued yesterday. It covers Braid Road & Spaces for People ETROs Short Term Lets Morningside Play Park New 20mph speed limits B2 Parking – how to request an additional parking bay What I’ve been up to at the Council - Questions on energy efficiency & action on EV charging points Fountainbridge Canalside Community Trust

2 Oct 2022

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Morningside

Residents to get a greater say on EV Charging Points

Today I persuaded the Council to introduce an online facility to allow residents and businesses to suggest suitable locations for siting new electric vehicle charging points.

22 Sep 2022

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