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      • Holyrood Park Road to Ratcliffe Terrace Quiet Route 30 scheme: Comments by LSE
    • Implications of Equality Act 2010 for accessible streets (including shared space)
    • Responses to Planning Permission / Traffic Orders
      • LSE Response to Meadows to Castle Terrace cycle route
      • LEITH STREET & PICARDY PLACE JUNCTION RE-DESIGN
      • LSE objection to St Andrew Square redetermination order RSO/15/27
      • LSE Response to Development East of Milburn Tower West Edinburgh 15/04318/PPP
      • Objection to Planning app 17/02477/FUL – Saltire Street excessive car parking
      • Rose Street East End Consultation
      • ROSEBURN-LEITH WALK CYCLE ROUTE CONSULTATION – LSE Response
      • Response to Roseburn-Leith Walk cycle route project amendments 21/06/16
      • Saughton Park to Quiet Route 8 scheme: Comments by LSE
      • Tram Inquiry Call for Evidence Response of LS Scotland
      • Street Audit: Cowgate (Edinburgh)
      • Street Audit: Tollcross (Edinburgh)
        • SA:T – Background
        • SA:T – Summary of Recommendations
        • SA:T – Improve pavement surfaces
        • SA:T – Remove unnecessary fixed obstacles
        • SA:T – Reduce movable clutter
        • SA:T – Introduce proper cycle parking
        • SA:T – Effective enforcement
        • SA:T – Install dropped kerbs and tactile paving properly
        • SA:T – Ensure that pedestrians can cross the street
        • SA:T – Other issues
        • SA:T – Recommendations
        • SA:T – Appendix: observed timings at signalled crossings
    • Crossing Point – Sample letter to send
    • Crossing Points
    • Living Streets Edinburgh campaigns for end to A-board clutter
    • Policies of City of Edinburgh Council promoting car free/car-light developments
    • LSE Roadworks Guide
    • Standard Letter to Council about Advertising Boards
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Contacts

If you would like to get involved in our busy programme of campaigns, please get in touch with David Spaven, Convener of the Living Streets Edinburgh Group, on 0131 447 7764 or use the form below

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Recent Posts

  • Living Streets Edinburgh Annual General Meeting 18 February 2019
  • George Street Consultation: response by Living Streets Edinburgh (LSEG)
  • Edinburgh: connecting our city, transforming our places – Consultation response
  • Tram Extension to Newhaven: Further Comments by Living Streets Edinburgh
  • Notes of Living Streets Edinburgh Group Annual Public Meeting

Categories

  • City Centre Transformation
  • Consultation Response
  • Council Policy
  • Cycle Routes
  • Festival
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  • News
  • Picardy
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  • Press Release
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  • Traffic Regulation Orders
  • Trams

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