November 2024 news from Councillor Neil Ross
This month's update includes news on BT Street Hubs, the former Post Office and the Marchmount Flood Alleviation project.
Morningside
Neil represents the Morningside ward, which covers Braid Hills, Bruntsfield, Comiston, Greenbank, Marchmont, Merchiston, Morningside, Polwarth and Viewforth.
He sits on the Finance and Resources Committee and the Licensing Sub-Committee. He also chairs the Regulatory Committee.
After five years of service to his community, Neil was re-elected with a fresh commitment to:
From Councillor Neil Ross.
This month's update includes news on BT Street Hubs, the former Post Office and the Marchmount Flood Alleviation project.
This month's update includes news about Hermitage House, the former Sick Kids Hospital, and Astley Ainslie Community Trust.
This month's update includes bus improvements, public toilets in the Meadows, and bin hubs.
This month's news includes updates about Eric Liddell 100, bin strikes and overgrown weeds.
This month's update includes news about bicycle parking, Morningside Park maintenance, and the Council budget consultation process.
This month's news includes updates on bin hubs, toilets in the Meadows and the launch of the Low Emission Zone.
This month's update includes news about zebra crossings, bus trackers and the Council budget process.
This month's update includes news about communal bins, Colmiston Road cycle lane and toilets in the Meadows.
The Council decided last week to make changes to the Greenbank/Meadows cycle route to remove three modal filters from the Braid Estate and introduce segregated cycle lanes on Braid Avenue and Hermitage Drive plus a new modal filter on Clinton Road.
This month's update includes news about the Greenbank/Meadows Quiet Route, bus routes and the Council budget.
Closures to start on Monday 26 February for 5 nights
This month's local news includes updates on Braidburn Terrace, the old Post Office site and the Meadows Quiet Route.