Archive for the ‘Commercial Street’ Category

At this week’s West End Community Council meeting, concern was expressed that the real time bus information in Commercial Street was not working.    I reported this to the City Council and have now been advised : “One of the real time display screens at the bus shelters outside Waterstones was temporarily out of order (for about [...]

An extremely busy week dealing with issues right across the West End and City Centre areas. On Tuesday, we had a site visit to Magdalen Green with residents, representatives from the embryonic “Friends of Magdalen Green” group, the Police and Leisure & Communities staff to look at the parking problems. Additionally, good news – the [...]

The noise problem near the rail bridge raised its head again yesterday and Network Rail swiftly undertook noise surveying yesterday afternoon; hopefully matters will be satisfactorily resolved very soon. A meeting with City Council Environmental Health, Network Rail, Police & others takes place tomorrow. I understand that the public inquiry in respect of the Tay [...]

Commercial Street Car Park

Posted: November 23, 2006 in Commercial Street

Further to previous mentions about the impending car park closure due to the rail tunnel works, received this from the Director of Planning & Transportation this morning : “We do now seem to have a compromise which means that although the car park will be closed next week, it will then partially re-open with 40 [...]

Spent Thursday morning at the Invercase Hotel as the Council’s witness in relation to a planning inquiry (about a West End planning application) and thereafter to Edinburgh for a reception at the Scottish Parliament – day job – European valuers visiting Edinburgh. A few photos below! Spoke with the City Engineers today about their proposed [...]

Good news reported at the Blackness Area Residents’ Association meeting last night was its success in getting nearly £6000 in lottery funding for a community project. This will allow the group to buy a high-tech cinema-style projection TV/DVD system to allow them to, for example, run film shows for the local residents at the Corso [...]