Inverleith
Hal Osler was first elected as councillor for Inverleith in 2017.
Hal's priorities for Inverleith are:
A number of residents and Neighbourhood Watch Groups have expressed concern about anti-social behaviour in and around the cycle path network.
Over the years there has been an increasing number of requests/complaints regarding pedestrian and cycle access to Craigleith Retail Park.
Local Lib Dem councillor Hal Osler met recently with representatives of Sight Scotland regarding Farmers Junction.
£400,000 has been earmarked for flood mitigation measures in the Craigleith/Orchard area.
The window has opened for those that wish to register for garden waste uplift.
On Sunday 6th August (between roughly 9am – 10am) the UCI World Cycling Championship Elite’s Road Race will be coming through Edinburgh. There are a number of rolling road closures.
The Scottish Government have launched a consultation “seeking views as to whether those in properties in the highest bands should be making a greater contribution, where they can afford to do so.”
A number of dogs have become ill after visiting Inverleith Park.
Comments have now closed regarding the latest round of the Communal Bin Review
In July, Hal met with residents of Queen’s Court who are deeply concerned about the state of the steps that connect Queen’s Road to Maidencraig Crescent.
The men’s elite road race is coming to Edinburgh on the 6th August, the route has been announced and it will be going through Stockbridge and along Queensferry Road.
The next stage of the Communal Bin Review which impacts Dean, Stockbridge and Canonmills is in the process of being rolled out.
