New pavement and road projects coming to the area

29 Apr 2024
Give Way sign at the corner of Dalmeny Street and Easter Road

Last week's Transport and Environment committee saw councillors approve the following new projects across Leith Walk ward.

This was helped made possible by the additional £13m the Liberal Democrat Group secured for paths, pavements and roads in the 2023/24 Financial Year budget. The following list will not include localised works such as partial pavement reconstructions.

New road Safety infrastructure

Location Works Notes
Albion Road / Albion Place New crossing (type TBC) / extended pavement  
Pilrig Street / Cambridge Avenue New crossing (type TBC)  
Dalmeny Street / Easter Road New safety improvements and Accident Prevention (type TBC)  
Bellevue / East Claremont Street New road markings  
Bellevue Place / Rodney Street New crossing (type TBC)  
Brunswick Road New tiger crossing and extended pavement  

New pavements

Location Notes
Bothwell Street  
Buchanan Street Carried forward from FY23/24
Cambridge Avenue Carried forward from FY23/24

New road surfaces

Location  
Windsor Street  
Pilrig Gardens  

New electric car chargers

Location  
Albert Street  

Please note that these may be subject to changes. The citywide lists can be found at https://democracy.edinburgh.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=136&MId=6738&Ver=4

UPDATE 8/5/24: Crawford Bridge, between Bothwell Street and Albion Terrace, will also be recieving refurbishment works and will be closed for a period in June. This post will be updated with more details when available.

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