Pride Bridge

Posted on: October 10, 2024

A key walking, wheeling and cycling link for surrounding communities

A key walking, wheeling and cycling link for surrounding communities

Cockburn Response

We support this project to upgrade this disused road bridge on Lindsay Road, latterly known as the Leith Pride Bridge following a rainbow makeover. We note that there has been considerable stakeholder and community engagement to secure the future of this bridge as a key walking, wheeling and cycling link for communities surrounding the Hawthornvale Path.

Significant interventions involve the elimination of a central masonry pier to enhance visibility along the Hawthornvale Path situated below. Additionally, a new parapet and surfacing will be installed to preserve the unique ‘rainbow’ pattern. Traffic calming strategies for the adjacent roads will enhance safety, incorporating decorative glacial boulders to prevent vehicle access to the bridge. Furthermore, an amphitheatre-style community area will be established to link with the footpath beneath.

 

World Tourism Day

POSTED ON September 27, 2024 BY James Garry

World Tourism Day (WTD) is commemorated each year on 27 September

World Tourism Day (WTD) is commemorated each year on 27 September

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Edinburgh900 – St Giles and the Larger Burgh Churches in Scotland: 900 Years of Development

Thursday 5 December 2024

A Lecture to celebrate Edinburgh900: City of Faith

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Edinburgh900 – Reviving the Trinity Stones: A Puzzle and a Treasure Hunt

Friday 22 November 2024

A Lecture to celebrate Edinburgh900: City of Industry

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St. Cecilia’s Hall – Remembering Robert Fergusson

Thu 17 Oct 2024

A celebration of Robert Fergusson on the 250th anniversary of his death

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Public consultation launched on Edinburgh ‘tourist tax’

POSTED ON September 25, 2024 BY James Garry

Help shape Edinburgh’s final visitor levy scheme

Help shape Edinburgh’s final visitor levy scheme

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Granton heritage walk and National Galleries of Scotland combi visit

Saturday, September 28

A walk followed by a visit to the NGS Granton Art Centre

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House History – A guide to tracing the history of a Scottish House

Monday, September 23

Speaker: Alison Lindsay, National Records of Scotland

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Edinburgh900 – Reviving the Trinity Stones: A Puzzle and a Treasure Hunt

22 Nov,2024

A Lecture to celebrate Edinburgh900: City of Industry

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Edinburgh900 – Early Edinburgh Churches from about 800-1650

Thurs 24 Oct 2024

A Lecture to celebrate Edinburgh900: City of Faith

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