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Development in Bonnington
Historically, Bonnington was a milling village that grew around the Water of Leith. The area has since been home to business and light industry, including the John Lewis depot, the former Crawfords Biscuits warehouse and the original Chancelot Mill (before … Continue reading
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Tagged #cityplanning, #edinburghcouncil, #townplanning, #urbanplanning, applications, architecture, Bonnington, building, buildings, change, character, City, City of Edinburgh Council, Community, consultation, development, Edinburgh, History, housing, local, placemaking, planning, Urban Planning
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Strategy for Setted Streets
Stone setts add significant historic and cultural value to the streets of Edinburgh and are an important feature of our cityscape. The City of Edinburgh Council has a duty to protect the Old and New Towns of Edinburgh World Heritage … Continue reading
Posted in News & updates, Placemaking, World Heritage
Tagged accessibility, character, City of Edinburgh Council, cityscape, cobbles, conservation, Conservation Area, consultation, consultation hub, culture, cycling, Edinburgh, edinburgh world heritage, edinburgh world heritage site, heritage, historic environment scotland, maintenance, movement, Old and New Town, planning, protection, Scotland, settedstreets, setts, streets, walking, World Heritage
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Reviewing Edinburgh’s Conservation Areas
We are about to start a review of our conservation area character appraisals. The appraisals help us, community and amenity groups, householders, developers and others understand what makes a conservation area special, and how change in the area can be … Continue reading
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Tagged appraisals, areas, character, conservation, Edinburgh, planning
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