Katesmill Bridge
Katesmill Bridge
Improved access to blue and green space
Funded by: City of Edinburgh Council
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- Bridge rebuilt
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- Improved access to green and blues spaces
Improved access to blue and green space
Funded by: City of Edinburgh Council
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Biodiversity improvements
Funded by: City of Edinburgh Council
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Improve local biodiversity and help tackle the impacts of climate change as well as providing opportunities for people living in local communities to connect with nature.
Improve local biodiversity and help tackle the impacts of climate change as well as providing opportunities for people living in local communities to connect with nature.
Funded by: West Lothian Development Trust, West Lothian Council
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Biodiversity improvements
Biodiversity improvements
Funded by: Neighbourhood Ecosystem Fund
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Greenspace improvements to a vacant site
Funded by: City of Edinburgh Council, Green Action Trust
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Improved access and amenity of a park to enable people of all abilities to be more active.
Improved access and amenity of a park to enable people of all abilities to be more active.
Funded by: Paths for All, City of Edinburgh Council, Transport Scotland, SEStrans
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Improved access to active travel routes and greenspaces
These welcome improvements help create a safe and climate resilient route through George V Park, where all path users can walk, wheel and cycle with ease. This traffic-free section of the NCN 75 is a crucial link in central Edinburgh and will empower local people to enjoy the Park and use the National Cycle Network. Emilia Hanna, Head of Programme for the National Cycle Network at Sustrans Scotland
Funded by: Sustrans
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Woodland enhancement activities to improve the Pilrig Park Millennium Community Woodland for the community and for nature
Woodland enhancement activities to improve the Pilrig Park Millennium Community Woodland for the community and for nature
Funded by: City of Edinburgh Council
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An exciting blue-green regeneration project aiming to restore the Burdiehouse / Niddrie / Brunstane Burn and surrounding habitats
An exciting blue-green regeneration project aiming to restore the Burdiehouse / Niddrie / Brunstane Burn and surrounding habitats
Funded by: SEPA - Water Environment Fund, Nature Scot-Nature Restoration Fund, Royal London through Groundwork UK
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Improved access and habitats to an urban pond
Funded by: City of Edinburgh Council
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