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Leith Programme Stakeholder Update 71 – The Foot of the Walk junction works

(Please note that this statement was  circulated by Alan Dean, CEC Partnership Development Officer (Stakeholder Liaison and Engagement) on 29 April 2015 at 11:45

Leith Programme Stakeholder Update 71

The Foot of the Walk junction works

The contractors carrying out the upgrade works to the Foot of the Walk junction (MacLay Civil Engineering Ltd) continue to make good progress with the current work sections and anticipate that, everything going as planned, they should finish at the end of May. Continue reading

Leith Programme Stakeholder Update 70 – Foot of the Walk junction progress

(Please note that this statement was  circulated by Alan Dean, CEC Partnership Development Officer (Stakeholder Liaison and Engagement) on 2 April 2015 at 15:40

Leith Programme Stakeholder Update 70

The Foot of the Walk junction works:

The contractors carrying out the upgrade works to the Foot of the Walk junction (MacLay Civil Engineering Ltd) are making good progress with the current work sections.

  • Crown Place to Duke Street – Slabbing completed
  • Duke Street south side – Slabbing completed
  • Constitution Street/Duke Street corner area and Duke Street north side – Anticipated completion date Friday 3 April

Work is continuing on the re-paving of the public realm space in front of the Kirkgate Shopping Centre with a significant part of the main area now completed.

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March LCCC meeting minutes DRAFT

Click to download: 2015_03_16 draft

Please note that these are draft minutes and so may change when considered at the next meeting. If there are any queries, please contact LCCC – see our contacts page.

Topics discussed included

  • Shrub Place pavement-blocking
  • Leith Walk issues
  • car crime
  • policing of demonstrations
  • clearance in Pilrig Park
  • video-screen adverts

Piccardy Place stakeholder meeting documents

(Thanks to Iain MacPhail, City Centre Programme Manager, for supplying these. They were supplied as Word documents but have been converted to PDFs by LCCC.)