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Leith Programme Stakeholder Update 77 – Updated proposals for Pilrig Street to McDonald Road

(adapted from an email from Alan Dean, Partnership Development Officer, sent on 26 June 2015 at 15:42)

The latest design proposals for this section have been developed and these can be viewed on the Council website. The statutory consultation on the proposed designs will begin very soon,  details of which will be contained in a future Stakeholder Update.

Alan Dean BA (Hons) MSc PGDip I Partnership Development Officer (Stakeholder Liaison and Engagement) I Services for Communities I City Centre Leith Neighbourhood Team I 249 High Street I Edinburgh I EH1 1PN

Tel: 0131 529 7519        Mobile: 07739 188 438           alan.dean@edinburgh.gov.uk

Leith Programme Stakeholder Update 76 – Drop-in Session today

(adapted from an email from Alan Dean, Partnership Development Officer, sent on 11 June 2015 at 11:33)

A reminder that, in advance of the start of the statutory Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) consultation processes, there is a drop-in session today (Thursday 11 June) between 4 and 8pm in the Nelson Hall, McDonald Road Library.

The purpose of the session is to allow people to examine proposals for the area of Leith Walk between Pilrig Street and McDonald Road, including both junctions, in some detail.

You can view the most recent (updated) proposals for this section of the programme here.

Anyone interested, who would like to come along and find out more about the proposals is welcome to attend.  Officers will be on hand to discuss them.

Alan Dean BA (Hons) MSc PGDip I Partnership Development Officer (Stakeholder Liaison and Engagement) I Services for Communities I City Centre Leith Neighbourhood Team I 249 High Street I Edinburgh I EH1 1PN

Tel: 0131 529 7519        Mobile: 07739 188 438        alan.dean@edinburgh.gov.uk

Leith Programme Stakeholder Update 75: Foot of the Walk junction – new traffic signals fully operational

(adapted from an email from Anna Herriman, Partnership and Information Manager, sent on 9 June 2015 at 13:39)

This is a very quick email update to inform you that the Foot of the Walk junction issues that were reported to you on Friday afternoon were resolved yesterday (Monday). After testing, the junction was ‘commissioned’ in the middle of the afternoon and is now operating under the new traffic signals.

Phase 4 – Pilrig Street to McDonald Road

Also, a quick reminder that we are holding an informal drop-in session from 4.00pm to 8.00pm this Thursday, 11 June in the Nelson Hall in McDonald Road library.

This is an opportunity to view large, printed out copies of the draft proposals for this section that are under development. Officers will be in attendance to discuss the proposals and answer any questions you may have. Anyone is welcome to drop in at any point during the session and we hope to see you there.

Anna Herriman | Partnership and Information Manager | City Centre and Leith Neighbourhood | Services for  Communities | City of Edinburgh Council | City Chambers, Level 9, 329 High Street, EH1 1PN | tel 0131 469 3853 | mobile 07739 188 439 | anna.herriman@edinburgh.gov.uk

Edinburgh Council report – City Centre Public Spaces Manifesto update

(adapted from an email from Katie Swann, Partnership Development Officer)

In November 2013 the Corporate Policy and Strategy Committee approved a Review of Events Governance. One of the recommendations was that a report would be submitted to Committee, setting out a revised application and approval process for event organisers and to provide clarity about the process for other stakeholders. This process is already defined for the city’s green spaces in the Parks and Greenspaces Events Manifesto. Continue reading

City of Edinburgh proposed 20mph speed limit

(adapted from a post on Leith Links CC’s website)
In accordance with the terms of the Local Authorities’ Traffic Orders (Procedure) (Scotland) Regulations 1999, I write to inform you that the City of Edinburgh Council proposes to advertise the Traffic Regulation Order which will create zones in Edinburgh within which vehicle speeds will be limited to 20 mph at all times. Further information on the 20 mph speed limits, including a map of the 20 mph network, is available on the Council’s websites at www.edinburgh.gov.uk/20mph and www.edinburgh.gov.uk/trafficorders or at www.tellmescotland.gov.uk. If you do not have internet access you can view this information online at your local library or Neighbourhood Office.

Should you wish to submit an objection to the proposal, please do so by 26 June 2015, quoting notice reference number TRO/15/17.