There was no disagreement that Edinburgh has a housing crisis, and that student housing forms a part
of that crisis
There was no disagreement that Edinburgh has a housing crisis, and that student housing forms a part
of that crisis
Councils will be able to ban the use of fireworks in designated areas as a new law comes into force
Councils will be able to ban the use of fireworks in designated areas as a new law comes into force
The review did not consider the planning regime per se, so it remains unchanged
The review did not consider the planning regime per se, so it remains unchanged
No information is supplied to enable an understanding of any potential impacts on North Bridge and Market Street
No information is supplied to enable an understanding of any potential impacts on North Bridge and Market Street
The Cockburn objects to this application. The proposed alterations to the hotel’s roofscape are clearly inconsistent with the architect’s original design concept for this side of North Bridge which requires clear separation between each of the façade elements to be maintained and carried through in the rooftop design.
Furthermore, no information is supplied to enable an understanding of any potential impacts on North Bridge and Market Street arising from this development as a result of an increase in associated visitor and service access requirements.
Several hotel proposals are coming forward currently in and around Central Edinburgh. The ad hoc nature of these applications makes it impossible to understand the potential cumulative impact arising from the additional access and service requirements of these developments. The City of Edinburgh Council has an opportunity to take a pro-active approach to the development of a unified Servicing Plan for hotels and similar developments in consultation with Edinburgh residents and other stakeholders.
This appears to be a good use of this site
This appears to be a good use of this site
This appears to be a good use of this site. External heritage features will be conserved, underused buildings will be brought back into productive use and most of the existing street level commercial units will be retained.
However, significant internal modifications are proposed. In the absence of a comprehensive Heritage Statement it has not been possible for us to fully assess the heritage impact of proposed downtakings.
More information is also required to understand the impact arising from this development with reference to associated visitor and service access requirements.
Several hotel proposals are coming forward currently in and around Central Edinburgh. The ad hoc nature of these applications make it impossible to understand the potential cumulative impact arising from the additional access and service requirements of these developments. The City of Edinburgh Council has an opportunity to take a pro-active approach to the development of a unified Servicing Plan for hotels and similar developments in consultation with Edinburgh residents and other stakeholders.
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