ORHS Decisions of Appeals Expected Soon

POSTED ON June 9, 2020

In September 2018, the Cockburn Association together with the New Town & Broughton Community Council and Edinburgh World Heritage participated in a major planning inquiry into the rejected applications to convert it into a luxury 6-star Art Hotel.

In September 2018, the Cockburn Association together with the New Town & Broughton Community Council and Edinburgh World Heritage participated in a major planning inquiry into the rejected applications to convert it into a luxury 6-star Art Hotel.

Support the Cockburn

Donate
Join Us

Back to Listings

Winter Festivals and Summer Sessions

POSTED ON May 27, 2020

The Cockburn Association has submitted comments and observations to the Policy & Sustainability Committee ahead of its meeting on 28 May 2020.

The Cockburn Association has submitted comments and observations to the Policy & Sustainability Committee ahead of its meeting on 28 May 2020.

Support the Cockburn

Donate
Join Us

Back to Listings

City Plan 2030 Comments

POSTED ON April 30, 2020

The Cockburn is broadly supportive of the draft policies being proposed in the ‘Choices for City Plan 2030’ document.

The Cockburn is broadly supportive of the draft policies being proposed in the ‘Choices for City Plan 2030’ document.

Support the Cockburn

Donate
Join Us

Back to Listings

City Mobility Plan 2030 Comments Submitted

POSTED ON

The Cockburn welcomes the overall vision and objectives of the City Mobility Plan.

The Cockburn welcomes the overall vision and objectives of the City Mobility Plan.

Support the Cockburn

Donate
Join Us

Back to Listings

City Mobility Plan – Summary of our Response

POSTED ON April 27, 2020

The Cockburn Association’s response to Edinburgh City Council’s City Mobility Plan

The Cockburn Association’s response to Edinburgh City Council’s City Mobility Plan

Support the Cockburn

Donate
Join Us

Back to Listings

Peter Carmichael Millar – An Appreciation

POSTED ON March 30, 2020

Peter Carmichael Millar OBE, WS (19 February 1927-16 March 2020) was a widely respected solicitor, war veteran, Deputy Keeper of Her Majesty’s Signet and one of the most significant figures in the history of Scotland’s oldest conservation society, The Cockburn Association.

Peter Carmichael Millar OBE, WS (19 February 1927-16 March 2020) was a widely respected solicitor, war veteran, Deputy Keeper of Her Majesty’s Signet and one of the most significant figures in the history of Scotland’s oldest conservation society, The Cockburn Association.

Support the Cockburn

Donate
Join Us

Back to Listings

Peter Carmichael Millar – An Appreciation

POSTED ON

Peter Carmichael Millar OBE, WS (19 February 1927-16 March 2020) was a widely respected solicitor, war veteran, Deputy Keeper of Her Majesty’s Signet and one of the most significant figures in the history of Scotland’s oldest conservation society, The Cockburn Association.

Peter Carmichael Millar OBE, WS (19 February 1927-16 March 2020) was a widely respected solicitor, war veteran, Deputy Keeper of Her Majesty’s Signet and one of the most significant figures in the history of Scotland’s oldest conservation society, The Cockburn Association.

Support the Cockburn

Donate
Join Us

Back to Listings

City Planning Functions and Covid

POSTED ON March 27, 2020

Today the Cockburn has written the Convenor of the City of Edinburgh Council’s Planning Committee, Councillor Neil Gardiner, highlighting issues as to how the statutory planning system will function during this period of unprecedented civic crisis.

Today the Cockburn has written the Convenor of the City of Edinburgh Council’s Planning Committee, Councillor Neil Gardiner, highlighting issues as to how the statutory planning system will function during this period of unprecedented civic crisis.

Support the Cockburn

Donate
Join Us

Back to Listings

City for Sale

POSTED ON January 24, 2020

A hugely successful public meeting held on 22 January in the Central Halls in Tollcross was attended by a full capacity audience of 850 members of the public.

A hugely successful public meeting held on 22 January in the Central Halls in Tollcross was attended by a full capacity audience of 850 members of the public.

Support the Cockburn

Donate
Join Us

Back to Listings

Demolition in Leith at Stead’s Place Rejected

POSTED ON December 23, 2019

The Cockburn welcomes the decision to dismiss the appeal at Stead’s Place, 106-162 Leith Walk and thereby refuse planning permission.

The Cockburn welcomes the decision to dismiss the appeal at Stead’s Place, 106-162 Leith Walk and thereby refuse planning permission.

Support the Cockburn

Donate
Join Us

Back to Listings

West Princes Street Gardens and The Quaich Project Joint Statement

POSTED ON December 13, 2019

The Cockburn Association together with the Old Town Community Council, New Town & Broughton Community Council, West End Community Council and Tollcross Community Council have agreed a joint statement on the Ross Development Trust’s The Quaich Project in West Princes Street Gardens.

The Cockburn Association together with the Old Town Community Council, New Town & Broughton Community Council, West End Community Council and Tollcross Community Council have agreed a joint statement on the Ross Development Trust’s The Quaich Project in West Princes Street Gardens.

Support the Cockburn

Donate
Join Us

Back to Listings