Improved access and habitats to an urban pond
Improved access and habitats to an urban pond
Funded by: City of Edinburgh Council
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Improved access and biodiversity of improvement coastal site
Improved access and biodiversity of improvement coastal site
Funded by: City of Edinburgh Council
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Improved access and biodiversity of a greenspace
Funded by: City of Edinburgh Council
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Improved access to outdoor spaces and path network
Funded by: City of Edinburgh Council
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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
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In Autumn 2023 ELGT undertook a project to upgrade the degrading steps in Burdiehouse Burn Valley Park at the bothy. This involved the removal of all 50 existing steps and then reinstating with a new, wider pathway. The new path is wider, more accessible and has more steps, making it easier and safer for people to use. As a finishing …
In Autumn 2023 ELGT undertook a project to upgrade the degrading steps in Burdiehouse Burn Valley Park at the bothy. This involved the removal of all 50 existing steps and then reinstating with a new, wider pathway. The new path is wider, more accessible and has more steps, making it easier and safer for people to use. As a finishing …
Encouraging people to use active travel for everyday journeys
Now that I have been to bike club I like cycling Bike Club participant
Funded by: Smarter Choices, Smarter Places, SESTrans
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Improved access along a strategic route to enable people of all abilities to be more active.
Improved access along a strategic route to enable people of all abilities to be more active.
The Water of Leith walkway is much-loved route for people walking, wheeling and cycling but as a regular user I know it can be muddy and less accessible in places. These upgrades will be transformative, helping even more people to enjoy the path as part of our excellent network of off-road routes spanning the city or perhaps just to visit the fantastic Colinton Tunnel mural. Once the walkway improvements are complete, lighting will be installed on the Spylaw Park section by the Council’s Parks and Green space team to encourage people in west Colinton to use this walking route into the village. Councillor Scott Arthur, Transport & Environment Convenor of the City of Edinburgh Council
Funded by: Sustrans, Transport Scotland
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Path improvements playing a vital role in encouraging people to be more active and to enjoy their local greenspaces.
Path improvements playing a vital role in encouraging people to be more active and to enjoy their local greenspaces.
“The Pentland Hills Regional Park team works with Edinburgh & Lothians Greenspace Trust to enhance public access, with the physical and mental health benefits this brings to all park users. These improvements have been made possible through fundraising and generous donations and I would like to thank Paths for All, the Carnethy Hill Running Club and visitors who contributed through our public donation boxes in the Pentland Hill Regional Park car parks. The community support for the park is invaluable.” Cllr Neil Gardiner, Convener of Pentland Hills Regional Park Joint Committee
Funded by: Paths For All, Pentlands Hills Regional Park, Carnethy Hill Running Club
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An active travel map to help access off road routes and to aid navigation through greenspaces
An active travel map to help access off road routes and to aid navigation through greenspaces
