Hello Again!
We have had a flurry of consultation information reaching our inboxes which we would like to share with you. Yesterday we focussed on the West Edinburgh Link, today it’s the turn of Corstorphine Connections – aka the South Corstorphine LTN.
The deadline for this important consultation is Friday 5th March (moved from the original 28th February deadline). Please try and find time to respond as it’s a fantastic opportunity to help shape a safer, healthier, more inclusive and attractive Corstorphine:
As part of an initiative to create a better and safer environment for residents of the Corstorphine and Carrick Knowe area south of St. John’s Road, City of Edinburgh Council are looking for public feedback from residents. They will use the feedback to inform the scope and design of a low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) for South Corstorphine as part of a programme that also includes East Craigs and Leith LTNs.
They would like to know about:
- Travel behaviours
- Issues with transport and travelling in the area
- Perceptions on walking, cycling and wheeling
- Access to and use of greenspace space in the area
- Where people want to travel to and from
- Opportunities for improvement
CALL TO ACTION
For detailed information about the project and a map of the area in question, go to the Corstorphine LTN project information.
The deadline for consultation is 5th March 2021 and the document includes all the information you need to be able to respond by email or by online survey. There is plenty of space within the survey to give detailed feedback.
You can read more about Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) including FAQs on our website.
The Low Traffic Corstorphine team.