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You mean it was cleaned up? I was there on Wednesday
November 24, 2025 at 1:24 PM
You mean it was cleaned up? I was there on Wednesday
Reposted by Living Streets Edinburgh
In few other northern European cities would vehicles be allowed to mix unrestricted with so many intoxicated pedestrians on a street with really poor pavements.
If this was a rockfall on Arthur’s Seat or a toppled chimney, would the street have had some mitigations by now? 😔
If this was a rockfall on Arthur’s Seat or a toppled chimney, would the street have had some mitigations by now? 😔
November 10, 2025 at 4:20 PM
In few other northern European cities would vehicles be allowed to mix unrestricted with so many intoxicated pedestrians on a street with really poor pavements.
If this was a rockfall on Arthur’s Seat or a toppled chimney, would the street have had some mitigations by now? 😔
If this was a rockfall on Arthur’s Seat or a toppled chimney, would the street have had some mitigations by now? 😔
They were not fed the questions, they simply asked them and our council speaker answered them. We do not have an anti-cycling agenda. I am a cyclist, for example. I use the Leith Walk cycle lane every day, pretty much. Please try not to use divisive language. We have bigger fish to fry.
November 10, 2025 at 4:12 PM
They were not fed the questions, they simply asked them and our council speaker answered them. We do not have an anti-cycling agenda. I am a cyclist, for example. I use the Leith Walk cycle lane every day, pretty much. Please try not to use divisive language. We have bigger fish to fry.
This is Rachael here: our convener does have concerns about floating bus stops, as is well known - he also has sight issues - but the people who raised the issue during the webinar are not direct Living Streets committee or anything like that - they were from separate organisations.
November 10, 2025 at 4:10 PM
This is Rachael here: our convener does have concerns about floating bus stops, as is well known - he also has sight issues - but the people who raised the issue during the webinar are not direct Living Streets committee or anything like that - they were from separate organisations.
A senior project manager from Edinburgh Council will join the online meeting to talk about the plans and answer your questions.
October 26, 2025 at 9:12 AM
A senior project manager from Edinburgh Council will join the online meeting to talk about the plans and answer your questions.