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  • Https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/edinburgh-lhees

    ix While solar panels are less challenging to implement in an urban setting, one obstacle is that, as solar panels can be used to export electricity to the national grid, they put pressure on grid capacity which may mean the potential to deploy solar panels at scale in some areas of Edinburgh is limited.... The running costs of heat pumps can be cross-subsidised using solar panels (albeit as noted solar panels are least effective when heat demand is highest, e.g. after sunset and in the winter) or other micro-generation technologies.... Additionally, installing solar panels on building roofs has in some cases caused issues when the roofs in question required maintenance, with cost and disruption associated with relocating the panels.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/file/34319/edinburgh-lhees

  • Shandon.pdf

    This with the use of natural slated roofs, moulded eaves gutters, four panelled timber half doors, timber sash and case windows and octagonal chimney pots gives a sense of unity to the area.... Original windows are timber sliding sash and case and doors are timber, four panelled.... This is particularly the case where the visual rhythm of the timber panelled doors and sash and case windows forms an essential part of the architectural character.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/file/23403/shandon-conservation-area-character-appraisal

  • Https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/q4

    We aim to transform our relationship with our customers by setting up a stakeholder panel to advise on the delivery of our Improvement Plan and on improving customer engagement.... The service has also established a Stakeholder Panel to advise it and hold it to account on the delivery of its improvement programme... We will prioritise our plans this year to: • Set up a stakeholder panel to advise the board on the improvement plan and its implementation

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/file/25900/q4

  • PowerPoint Presentation

    PowerPoint Presentation Working together for the children of Edinburgh Conference 2024 Welcome to the Conference Focussing on our children first not as a service Amanda Hatton Executive Director of Children, Education and Justice Services Our agenda today ♦ 9.30am - Welcome and celebration – Amanda Hatton ♦ 9.35am - Celebration - Andrew Kerr and Cammy Day ♦ 9.45am – Keynote speaker - Claire Ryan Heatley ♦ 10.45am - Tea/coffee comfort break ♦ 11am - Spotlight presentations ♦ 11.45am - Panel Q&A ♦ 12noon - Workshops ♦ 12.55pm - Summing up - Andrew Kerr and Cammy Day ♦ 1pm - Event ends 5 6https://youtu.be/1Evwgu369Jw https://youtu.be/1Evwgu369Jw 7 8 • Time to CONNECT • Share your perspective • Enjoy and empathise • Just explore some of what we are facing • Find joint and creative solutions Andrew Kerr Chief Executive The City of Edinburgh Council Cammy Day Council Leader Keynote topic Trauma and resilience Claire Ryan Heatley Trauma Lead Officer/Lived Experience of Trauma Invitation-As you listen, please capture questions , insights and connections regarding your individual or organisations experience of trauma and resilience, your strengths and emerging needs Trauma results from an event, a series of events or a set of circumstances, experienced by an individual as physically or emotionally harmful or threatening, that has lasting adverse effects on an individual's functioning, and physical, emotional, social or spiritual wellbeing.... RegardsAlice and Rachel On 12 October 2015, when I was 7, a Permanence Panel was held, where lots of different workers that knew us (our social worker, health visitor, visits supervisor, nursery workers) attended to recommend where Kyle and I should live until we were grown up.... Evaluation and Learning 107 Raising Awareness and Training Language Document and Toolkit Steering Group and Relationship Building Education Information Sharing Edinburgh- Next Steps for Contextual Safeguarding 108 • Strategic Steering Group - what we can do now and longer term • Public Protection away day • Maximising opportunities and thinking creatively about resource • Opportunities for training • Respect the voices, experiences and expertise of children • Being strengths based and relationship-based • Recognise and respond to trauma • Looking for those reachable moments Q&A Panel Welcome to the Conference Hosted by Andrew Kerr Panel members: • Amanda Hatton • Claire Ryan Heatley • Hannah Baillie • Elspeth Russell • Chris Adams • Rose Howley • David Orr • Marnie Coull • Leigh-Ann Parker Workshops 1.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/file/34557/working-together-for-the-children-of-edinburgh-conference-2024-slides

  • Https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/integrated-impact-assessment-june-2021

    The Access Panel were consulted in the production of a criteria to look at each scheme on balance going forwards.... This is seen by the Access Panel as creating additional difficulties for disabled people.... The Council intends to take appropriate next steps in a partnership/co-design approach with key stakeholders, such as RNIB, Living Streets, Spokes and Edinburgh Access Panel, to ensure different target audiences are reached and that key messages are appropriately tailored, and provided in a readily-accessible format for a range of groups of people. 11.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/file/29570/integrated-impact-assessment-june-2021

  • Https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/contract-standing-orders

    They are also, to the extent relevant, subject to any UK government or Scottish Government guidance on public procurement that may be issued from time to time. 1.1.5 These Standing Orders do not apply to any of the following: 1.1.5.1 contracts of employment; 1.1.5.2 contracts solely relating to the lease, purchase or disposal of heritable property; 1.1.5.3 the allocation of direct payments or personal budgets under options 1, 2 or 4 of the Social Care (Self Directed Support) (Scotland) Act 2013; 1.1.5.4 appointed guardians or legal services designated by a court of tribunal, any persons appointed under The Curators ad Litem and Reporting Officers (Panels) Scotland Regulations 2001 and the appointment of board members required by statute; 1.1.5.5 contracts with statutory or public bodies on the basis of an exclusive right enjoyed by law; and 1.1.5.6 those contracts excluded by the Act, the 2015 or 2016 Regulations for example arbitration or conciliation services.... For Frameworks or contracts used by more than one Directorate the arrangements for contract and supplier management shall be made by the Executive Director for the Directorate with the largest spend or anticipated spend in respect of the same and pending such decision being made the contract management arrangements shall be made by the Executive Director for the Directorate submitting the Procurement Requirement Form; 3.2.19 to retain a copy of the contract and keep proper records of all contracts and tenders, including minutes of tender evaluation panels and other meetings; 3.2.20 to take immediate action in the event of a breach of these Standing Orders or non-compliance with the Procurement Handbook or the Contract Management Manual within his/her directorate; 3.2.21 to consult with Elected Members on matters reasonably considered politically, reputationally or financially sensitive in relation to proposed procurement activity and to brief Elected Members as appropriate at the Procurement Requirement Form stage of such procurements; and, 3.2.22 to make appropriate arrangements for the opening of tenders and their secure retention to protect the integrity of the procurement process. 4 Tender Documents 4.1 The tender documents shall clearly set out the proposed method of evaluation as well as the scope, timing, quality and quantity of the works, services and supply of goods required by the Council. 4.2 The Service Director for Legal and Assurance will be consulted on conditions of contract for particularly significant or complex projects or contracts. 4.3 The Council’s conditions of contract shall be used for all purchases over £5,000 unless the Head of Legal and Risk has advised that this is not required. 5 Evaluation of Tenders and Quotes 5.1 Tenders and quotes shall be evaluated on the basis of most economically advantageous and the best price-quality ratio.... The Head of Commercial and Procurement Services must be consulted if tenders which are submitted late, incomplete or in an incorrect format are to be evaluated. 5.3 Tenders shall be evaluated by a tender evaluation panel which should comprise officers and such others as may be approved by the Head of Commercial and Procurement Services all of whom must have sufficient knowledge and technical ability to enable them to evaluate detailed tenders appropriately.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/file/33487/contract-standing-orders

  • Https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/melville-crescent-consultation-report

    INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS LDA Design and the wider consultation team met with individuals from the following organisations: • City of Edinburgh Council • Sustrans • Spokes • Japanese Consulate • The Scottish Salmon Company • Early Days Children’s Nursery • Edinburgh World Heritage • West End Community Council • Lothian Buses • Edinburgh Access Panel STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT DAY OVERVIEW The Stakeholder Workshop Event was held at The Girl Guide Headquarters on the 14 September 2017.... APPENDIX A STAKEHOLDERS 14TH SEPTEMBER THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN PREPARED AND CHECKED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ISO 9001:2008 Stakeholder Attendees ‐ 14 September Name Organisation Job Title 11.00 ‐ 13:15 allocated time slot Alan Rees  Edinburgh Access Panel Fiona Rankin Edinburgh World Heritage World Heritage Site Project Manager John White Lothian Busses Ewan Jeffrey Spokes Martin McDonnell Spokes Andrew Smith City of Edinburgh Council Senior Planning Officer Isabel Thom  West End Community Council Sarah Feldman Sustrans JJ McGuckin Sustrans 14.30 ‐ 16:45 allocated time slot Richard Grant Spokes Anna Rowell City of Edinburgh Council Senior Project Officer ATAP Mr Suzuki Japanese Consulate Aya Davison Japanese Consulate Mrs. ... Sandra.Anderson@scottishsalmon.com Melville Crescent EH3 Chris Mitchell Early Days Nurseries Chris@earlydaysnurseries.org.uk Walker Street EH3 7LA Andrew Smith CEC, Planning Andrew.Smith@edinburgh.gov.uk Isabel Thom West End Community Council planning@edinburghwestendcc.org.uk John White Lothian Buses jwhite@lothianbuses.co.uk Anna Rowell Sustrans/ CEC anna.rowell@edinburgh.gov.uk JJ McGukin Sustrans Sarah Feldman Sustrans sarah.feldman@sustrans.org.uk Richard Grant SPOKES richardanthonygrant@gmail.com Martin SPOKES Ewan Jeffries SPOKES Fiona Rankin Edinburgh World Heritage fionarankin@ewht.org.uk Alan Rees Edinburgh Access Panel Laura Stewart Scotland Office Laura.Stewart@scotlandoffice.gsi.gov.uk Melville Crescent EH3 7HW Castle Crown Properties DavidConroy@castlecrownpropertiesltd.co.uk Melville Crescent EH3 McLaughlin Crolla LLP Julie@Mclaughlincrolla.com Melville Street EH3 Steven Cuthill CEC Transport & Environment Team  Leader, City Centre Locality steven.cuthill@edinburgh.gov.uk Anna Herriman CEC, City Centre Programme Manager anna.herriman@edinburgh.gov.uk Stuart Lowrie CEC, Public Transport Manager stuart.lowrie@edinburgh.gov.uk Alasdair Rankin Ward Councillor alasdair.rankin@edinburgh.gov.uk Claire Miller Ward Councillor claire.hi.miller@edinburgh.gov.uk Joanna Mowat Ward Councillor joanna.mowat@edinburgh.gov.uk Karen Doran Ward Councillor karen.doran@edinburgh.gov.uk Jock Millar West End Community Council chair@edinburghwestendcc.org.uk Andrew Gallacher CEC City Centre Neighbourhood  Partnership andrew.gallacher@edinburgh.gov.uk Dave du Feu SPOKES davedufeu@gmail.com David Spaven Living Streets david@deltix.co.uk Melville Crescent Stakeholders Event 3 Name Organisation/Group Email Street Postcode1 Postcode2 Aya Davidson Consulate General of Japan aya.davidson@ed.mofa.go.jp Melville Crescent EH3 7HW Masami Fujimoto Consulate General of Japan masam9i.fujimoto@mofa.go.jp Melville Crescent EH3 7HW Consulate General of Japan info@ed.mofa.go.jp Melville Crescent EH3 7HW Sandra Anderson Scottish Salmon Co.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/file/25800/melville-crescent-consultation-report

  • Https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/colonies-conservation-area-character-appraisal

    The four-pane timber sash and case windows and panelled doors with rectangular fanlights are all largely retained.... Decorative stone panels on the Dalry Road gables of Walker and Lewis Terrace, that on Lewis Terrace depicting the Edinburgh Co-operatve Building Company’s beehive emblem, are important historic features of the development.... Flush panelled doors (flush doors with planted mouldings to suggest panelling) or modern ‘stock’ panelled doors are not acceptable.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/file/23354/colonies-conservation-area-character-appraisal

  • Https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/201617

    Various events including stakeholder and staff workshops, reviews with the Urban Design Panel, engagement with specialist interest groups including the Civic Forum, internal working group discussions and an on-line questionnaire have generated a diverse level of discussion and feedback which will inform the final version of the guidance. ... Edinburgh Urban Design Panel The Urban Design Panel continues to provide early design advice on a wide range of development proposals and emerging policies.... The annual review recommended some minor changes to how the panel operates including the consideration of a guest panellist, and more evidence of advice on affordable housing, quality of public realm/landscaping and active travel linkages. 5 Case study Supporting high quality design: Pop-up Cities Expo - Summer 2016 As part of The Festival of Architecture, cities from throughout Europe were invited to design pavilions to be located in Mound Square for the Pop-up Cities Expo.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/file/23398/201617

  • Https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/2016-17

    Various events including stakeholder and staff workshops, reviews with the Urban Design Panel, engagement with specialist interest groups including the Civic Forum, internal working group discussions and an on-line questionnaire have generated a diverse level of discussion and feedback which will inform the final version of the guidance. ... Edinburgh Urban Design Panel The Urban Design Panel continues to provide early design advice on a wide range of development proposals and emerging policies.... The annual review recommended some minor changes to how the panel operates including the consideration of a guest panellist, and more evidence of advice on affordable housing, quality of public realm/landscaping and active travel linkages. 5 Case study Supporting high quality design: Pop-up Cities Expo - Summer 2016 As part of The Festival of Architecture, cities from throughout Europe were invited to design pavilions to be located in Mound Square for the Pop-up Cities Expo.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/file/23398/2016-17