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Supporting lower traffic throughout Corstorphine to make it a safer, healthier and a more pleasant community. Member of @BEST_Edinburgh

Corstorphine, Edinburgh
Joined August 2020
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While we're disappointed at @Edinburgh_CC's decision to remove the Manse Road bus gate, bringing 4000+ vehicles a day back to a narrow residential street beside a primary school, we're happy to see the vast majority of the LTN elements retained. tinyurl.com/an3ycb6f
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Corstorphine Connections gets another mention this week…
🚲 edi.bike | issue 59 | 23rd Sep '24 In your weekly edinburgh cycling digest: Roseburn to Union Canal progress, Corstorphine Connections Long Reads ahead of a vote, community updates and more… buttondown.com/edi.bike/arch…
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This report clearly outlines the facts around Corstorphine Connections and debunks the numerous wild claims made in the press about the negative impact on the area. Manse Road had 3000+ vehicles a day using it pre-pandemic, let’s not go back to that.
Council officers recommend that the Manse Road bus gate is retained, although operating hours will be reduced. Decision to the made at the TRO sub committee on 23rd. democracy.edinburgh.gov.uk/i…
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Some wise words in here re: Corstorphine Connections and those who oppose safer residential streets.
🚲 edi.bike | issue 58 | 16th Sep '24 In your weekly edinburgh cycling digest: September Transport Committee Roundup, Edinburgh’s Cycle Storage Challenge, Spokes Action Update, Three-seater Tandems and more… buttondown.com/edi.bike/arch…
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Sadly no mention at TEC by our three Lib Dem councillors of correspondence from residents supporting the aims of safer streets/the LTN in Corstorphine. We know the emails were sent and some acknowledged. @cllr_jenkinson
Replying to @PidginPosting
The local Lib Dem councillor is trying to claim that an opt-in self-selecting feedback from - which anyone can reply to and makes no attempt to achieve a representative sample, or indeed check that the responded lives in Edinburgh, let alone Corstorphine- is valid.
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We submitted a written deputation in favour of Corstorphine Connections to today's TEC. The evidence shows the scheme is working and we hope the Council expands measures that make our residential streets safer for those looking to walk, wheel and cycle.
#Edinwebcast .. #Corstorphine Connections Local solicitors also oppose LTN Cllr Munro asks if ok to keep LTN except #BusGate A (solicitor): Yes, support safer conditions e.g for schools NOTE: Transport Cttee no longer takes final decision, it will be up to a legal subcommittee
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If you support safer streets in Corstorphine then a short email to your local councillor letting them know your thoughts is a good idea right about now...
Interesting update on the Corstorphine Connections project: ⬇️ traffic down in streets around the primary school ⬇️ traffic up in the wider area 👍 traffic speeds down 👍 small improvement in air quality 👍 small reduction in noise levels
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Station Road, 8.31am and 8.33am this morning. Gridlock.
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"In 1977, SUVs and trucks represented 23% of American new car sales; today it's more than 80 percent. Studies have linked car bloat to the surge in deaths among pedestrians and bicyclists, both of which recently hit 40-year highs." slate.com/business/2023/12/c…
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The deadline is midnight tonight - let the council know you welcome our residential streets being improved for those walking, wheeling and cycling.
Live in or around Corstorphine? Have your say on the trial scheme to make a safer and more comfortable place for walking, wheeling, cycling and spending time in. Find out more about the plans and how you can share your views. edinburgh.gov.uk/corstorphin…
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We’re encouraging everyone who lives in the LTN area to feed your comments back to City of Edinburgh Council before the six month consultation ends this Thursday, 23 November by emailing [email protected] - find out more👇 lowtrafficcorstorphine.org.u…
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LibDem Cllr Davidson is calling for removal of Manse Rd bus gate at TEC due to drivers being confused during first weeks of trial and some opposition. Many locals support the bus gate. Surrounding streets now quieter for residents/school kids. Trial data still being collected.
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The pencil bollards are outside the school and the standard black bollards will soon be installed further along the rest of the newly extended path. Seems the hope was drivers wouldn’t park on the pavement, but they soon started doing so.
New: bollards have been installed on Corstorphine High Street EH12 ... @CorstorphineCC @living
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The 6 month consultation on Corstorphine's LTN ends on 23rd November and it's essential that positive responses and suggestions are heard. Perhaps you feel the scheme doesn’t go far enough... find out more👇 lowtrafficcorstorphine.org.u…
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They’re coming - the hope was that people wouldn’t park on the pavement, but that quickly proved to be unrealistic…
Replying to @TrafficLow
This is great but puzzled at the inconsistency. If bollards are considered necessary outside shops, why not outside the primary school on Corstorphine High Street?
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Pavement widening almost complete in Carrick Knowe, bollards in place ahead of the inevitable pavement parking.
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