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  • Roseburn to Leith Walk cycle link and street improvements

    We want to hear your views on our proposals for a new cycle route linking west to east across the city centre and on the associated street improvements. This project would transform the quality of access by bike, providing a high quality route with protected cycle lanes on main streets. It would also improve the street environment for other road users, especially pedestrians. With over 45,000 trips by bike made in Edinburgh every day, cycling is an increasingly popular way to get... More
    Closed 1 February 2016

  • Licensing Conditions for Taxis, Private Hire Cars (PHC) and Taxi & PHC Drivers

    The City of Edinburgh Council, having exercised its powers to license taxis, Private Hire Cars (PHCs) and their drivers, has adopted licensing conditions which enable it to manage and control their operation within Edinburgh. Licensed taxis and PHCs are required to comply with the conditions laid down in the booklet entitled ‘Licensing Conditions for Taxis, Private Hire Cars and their Drivers’. These conditions date from 20 June 2006, and were last amended on 9 December 2009. It is... More
    Closed 29 January 2016

  • Roseburn to Union Canal Path Link

    We want to hear the views of local people, businesses and other organisations on a proposed new shared pedestrian and cycle link between the Roseburn Path and Union Canal. The proposal includes the creation of a new shared pedestrian and cycle path including new bridge crossings and has been designed to: Deliver a high quality walking and cycling route. Improve connectivity across the city by completing an important missing link in the network. Integrate with the... More
    Closed 5 January 2016

  • Hearing the Voice of Older People

    Local Opportunities for Older People (LOOPS) is a citywide partnership initiative delivered by Edinburgh Voluntary Organisations’ Council and Pilmeny Development Project which is funded by City of Edinburgh Council’s Health and Social Care Department. Our work always focuses on the local · Local older people · Local services and activities · Local challenges. As part of the work of the LOOPs we have a role in ‘Strengthening the voice of local... More
    Closed 1 January 2016

  • Antisocial Behaviour Strategy 2016-19

    The Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership, on behalf of its partners and stakeholders including the City of Edinburgh Council and Police Scotland, are looking to consult with residents and visitors of Edinburgh about their experience and opinions of Antisocial Behaviour in Edinburgh. We want to know how antisocial behaviour affects you, what you think we should be doing about it and how you think we should be dealing with it over the next three years. Your feedback will help... More
    Closed 31 December 2015

  • Council budget 2016-20

    On 24 September, the Finance and Resources Committee considered a report outlining the proposed savings for the 2016-20 budget. For more information about how to have your say on the Council's budget, please visit www.edinburgh.gov.uk/budget You will be able to read the findings before the Council's budget meeting in early 2016. More
    Closed 17 December 2015

  • Taxi and Private Hire Car Driver Qualification

    Currently the City of Edinburgh Council requires taxi drivers to undertake the following before a Licence is granted: A topographical assessment of their knowledge of the layouts of roads and area to which their licence relates to. Tests on other matters relating to the operation of a taxi that the Council, as the licensing authority, considers desirable. A change in legislation which is due to take effect in 2016 now allows the council to extend training to... More
    Closed 13 December 2015

  • Edinburgh Licensing Board – draft Gambling Policy

    Edinburgh Licensing Board has to prepare a Gambling Policy Statement every three years. The policy sets out what the Board has to consider when dealing with applications under the Gambling Act 2005 (e.g. betting shops, casinos, bingo, gaming machines, etc). The Board has agreed a draft policy and is now carrying out a short consultation on its terms. More
    Closed 11 December 2015

  • Council Rent Consultation 2016-17

    Every year we ask Council tenants for their views on how their rent should be spent. This year we want to ask how we can help to reduce your living costs by investing and delivery housing services differently. The consultation is open until 30 November 2015. More
    Closed 30 November 2015

  • Queensferry Placemaking Exercise

    The City Council, Queensferry Community Council and Queensferry Ambition are running a Placemaking exercise in Queensferry to find out what the good and bad things are about living and working in the town. This will be carried out by using a tool called the Place Standard which has been developed by Architecture and Design Scotland, the Scottish Government and NHS Scotland. The Place Standard allows a community to score its environment against a series of criteria. Groups... More
    Closed 30 November 2015

  • Student Housing - draft planning guidance

    Purpose-built student accommodation is required to support the city’s higher educational establishments. Both the Edinburgh City Local Plan (ECLP) and the emerging Second Proposed Local Development Plan (LDP June 2014) include a policy to guide its location. To assist with the implementation of this policy, non-statutory planning guidance has been in use since 2010. Planning Committee approved an Issues Paper for consultation in December 2014 with... More
    Closed 20 November 2015

  • Street Trading & Market Operator Licensing Review

    The Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982 (“the Act”) makes provision for the licensing and regulation of certain activities in order to achieve the following licensing objectives: Preserve public order, Preserve public safety, Prevent public nuisance, and Prevent crime. The Council is responsible for the licensing and regulation of a number of activities, including market operators and street trading. Market Operator Licences are... More
    Closed 15 November 2015

  • Edinburgh Health and Social Care Partnership Draft Strategic Plan

    We are keen to hear from you on this first draft strategic plan, setting out the priorities we believe we need to pursue if we are to achieve our shared vision for a caring, healthier, safer Edinburgh. Although a relatively affluent city, Edinburgh has areas of significant inequality and deprivation and one of our key priorities will be to lead on tackling health and social inequalities The financial environment continues to be challenging for local authorities and health boards,... More
    Closed 31 October 2015

  • Edinburgh's Parking Action Plan

    Parking controls help to keep traffic on Edinburgh’s streets moving smoothly, improve road safety and manage the number of vehicles on our roads. The draft parking action plan was approved for consultation by the Transport and Environment Committee on 25 August 2015. The main actions include: the extension of parking controls to cover weekends/Sundays and into the evening the roll out of shared use parking places the introduction of visitor permits in the city... More
    Closed 31 October 2015

  • Young people's views on youth work

    This survey aims to find out what young people think about youth clubs and youth work. It is for young people aged from 11 to 25, whether they currently take part in youth clubs/youth work or not. The feedback will help us to know what young people want from youth work. This will help us to decide how we fund youth work in the future. The young people’s survey is part of a youth work services redesign which is being carried out by Children and Families in relation to contracts with... More
    Closed 9 October 2015

  • South Edinburgh Primary Schools Accommodation Options

    The combined rolls of Bruntsfield Primary School, James Gillespie’s Primary School and South Morningside Primary Schools are the highest they have been in more than 30 years. A new primary school was proposed in 2002 to address rising rolls in the area but no land was available at that time to allow it to be built. Since then we have relied on other measures (such as temporary units and annexe accommodation) to meet demand at these schools. We now need to find a permanent solution... More
    Closed 6 October 2015

  • Parks events review 2014/15

    This consultation aims to engage all stakeholders involved with and affected by events in Edinburgh’s parks. Local residents and community groups, event organisers, attendees, external services such as police, fire and ambulance plus internal services such as the events team, public safety and neighbourhood teams. The results will be reported to the Transport & Environment Committee in January and will be used to inform the lease agreements and management of events held in 2016. More
    Closed 5 October 2015

  • Inverleith Conservation Area Character Appraisal

    The City of Edinburgh Council is reviewing the Inverleith Conservation Area Character Appraisal. Conservation Area Character Appraisals help to manage change in a conservation area. They describe what is special about each conservation area, and help in making decisions on proposals that affect the area's special character. We are now seeking your views on the revised Inverleith Conservation Area Character Appraisal (download below). More information about the different ways you can... More
    Closed 30 September 2015

  • Developer Contributions and Affordable Housing Guidance

    The Second Proposed Local Development Plan (LDP June 2014) sets out a new approach to developer contributions and the delivery of infrastructure linked closely with the second proposed Action Programme (Updated May 2105). The second proposed Action Programme sets out the infrastructure, including education, transport, and greenspace actions, required to help mitigate the impact of strategic and planned growth and to deliver the proposals identified within the Plan. Policies Del1... More
    Closed 25 September 2015

  • Measuring quality in Edinburgh's built environment (City Centre and South)

    This survey gives you the chance to let us know what you think about the quality of some new or changed buildings in the City Centre and South of Edinburgh. The survey includes ten short video-clips and it takes approximately 10-15 minutes to complete. The survey asks two questions: How well does the building or site fit with its surroundings? How attractive is the building (or site)? More
    Closed 31 August 2015

  • Measuring quality in Edinburgh's built environment (South West and Pentlands)

    This survey gives you the chance to let us know what you think about the quality of some new or changed buildings in South West Edinburgh and Pentlands. The survey includes six short video-clips and it takes approximately 10 minutes to complete. The survey asks two questions: How well does the building or site fit with its surroundings? How attractive is the building (or site)? More
    Closed 31 August 2015

  • Measuring quality in Edinburgh's built environment (East Edinburgh)

    This survey gives you the chance to let us know what you think about the quality of some new or changed buildings in the East of Edinburgh. The survey includes seven short video-clips and it takes approximately 10 minutes to complete. The survey asks two questions: How well does the building or site fit with its surroundings? How attractive is the building (or site)? More
    Closed 31 August 2015

  • Measuring quality in Edinburgh's built environment (North and West)

    This survey gives you the chance to let us know what you think about the quality of some new or changed buildings in the North and West of Edinburgh. The survey includes six short video-clips and it takes approximately 10 minutes to complete. The survey asks two questions: How well does the building or site fit with its surroundings? How attractive is the building (or site)? More
    Closed 31 August 2015

  • Consultation on Contribution-based Charging Policy for Adult Social Care

    What is this consultation about? Changes to social care law mean that people will now have a personal budget based on an assessment of their needs. The council wants to hear your views on how we work out how people make a contribution to their personal budget. This is called charging. This consultation is not about how people pay for residential care, like a care home. The consultation gives you some background, using some questions we think you may have and giving you some... More
    Closed 12 July 2015

  • Colinton Mains Park - young people's survey

    The online survey aims to find out more about how local young people use Colinton Mains Park and how they would like to use it in future. The background to the survey is a petition by a group of local young people calling for a skatepark in the park. Although the petition has more than 60 names, the idea of a skatepark was only mentioned once in a consultation involving a series of peer-led discussions with local young people about what they would like to see in the area. The... More
    Closed 10 July 2015

  • Inclusive Edinburgh - Review of services for people with complex needs

    Edinburgh is a city of contrasts, with high levels of both prosperity and poverty. It is vibrant, culturally diverse and exciting, but with areas of significant inequality and deprivation. ‘Inclusive Edinburgh’ is being set up to tackle some of the problems faced by people with complex needs. People who may struggle with homelessness, unemployment, drug and alcohol problems, mental or physical ill-health, who sometimes get involved in crime, and who are often the victims of violence.... More
    Closed 1 July 2015

  • Towerbank Primary Catchment Changes

    There are now a lot more young children in Portobello and Joppa than ten years ago. The local school Towerbank Primary is much busier. More pupils start primary 1 than leave P7 every year. The building is nearly full and there is a limit to how many classes that we can run. If we make the Towerbank catchment area smaller there will be fewer pupils in it. That will help us to keep the number of pupils at a level where the school has enough space to give pupils the best opportunities for... More
    Closed 22 June 2015

  • Care at Home Contract

    The City of Edinburgh Council held a consultation meeting with providers on Tuesday 19th May 2015 on the Specification of Requirements for the new Care at Home contract. The Council would welcome comments from interested parties and you are requested to respond by Monday 8 th June 2015. More
    Closed 8 June 2015

  • Flood Risk Management

    The Flood Risk Management (Scotland) Act 2009 has been introduced which promotes a proactive approach to Flood Risk Management. All possible sources of flooding are now being identified and possible areas of flooding considered on a catchment wide basis to ensure that any action taken does not merely move the problem of flooding to another part of the river or the wider catchment area. We are jointly consulting with the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) on the future... More
    Closed 2 June 2015

  • Out of School Care Survey

    The City of Edinburgh Council would like to find out what parents and carers think about out of school care services – after school clubs, breakfast clubs, holiday provision and child minders. We'd like to know which services parents/carers use, what they think about them and if there is anything they would like to see changed. The following survey is for parents and carers of children/young people from Primary 1 to Secondary 6 only. More
    Closed 27 May 2015
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