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    3) Reacting to emergencies is more costly, so the Council wants to encourage a planned approach to maintenance among homeowners... Advice about planning permissions and how to apply is available on the Council website.... There is also detailed information available on planning guidelines.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/file/24523/scheme-of-assistance-statement-august-2016

  • Https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/strategic-environmental-assessment-post-adoption-statement

    The Delivery Plan sets out how Circular Economy principles will be embedded in project delivery.... It is proposed that the monitoring framework would align with the City Mobility Plan and City Plan 2030 to ensure an integrated approach.... These indicators will be included in a wider integrated monitoring framework across the City Mobility Plan, and Low Emissions Zone and City Plan 2030.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/file/30052/strategic-environmental-assessment-post-adoption-statement

  • Https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/ward-profiles

    Published by Planning Information, Planning & Building Standards, Services for Communities, City of Edinburgh Council January 2014 This report is based on 2011 Census data published by National Records of Scotland, and data from previous censuses published by the former General Register Office Scotland.... Overcrowded hh spaces 91 0.9 2.4 Living rent free 132 1.3 1.1 Average number of rooms/hh 5.6 4.6 Under occupied hh spaces 5,998 57.1 30.8 Car availability Transport to work Dwellings H'Holds Edin No. % Edin % No. % Edin % Households 10,504 Rail 508 4.9 2.2 Dwellings 10,845 Bus 1,650 15.9 28.6 H'hold spaces 10,845 % H'holds with: Car - drive 6,548 62.9 41.0 Vacant 274 2.5 2.2 0 car 17.1 39.9 Car - passenger 465 4.5 3.5 2nd residence 67 0.6 0.9 1 car 45.0 42.7 Motorcycle 74 0.7 0.5 2 cars 30.6 14.6 Bicycle 325 3.1 4.8 Detached 3,216 29.7 10.4 3 5 3 2 2 F 652 6 3 18 2 S i d h d 2 707 25 0 12 83 cars 5.3 2.2 Foot 652 6.3 18.2 Semi-detached 2,707 25.0 12.8 4 or more cars 1.9 0.6 Other 185 1.8 1.2 Terraced 2,408 22.2 12.7 Flats/tenement 2,512 23.2 64.1 Total cars 13,719 Working at Home 1,298 Caravan/temporary 2 0.0 0.0 City of Edinburgh Council, Services for Communities, Planning Information TeamCity of Edinburgh Council, Services for Communities, Planning Information Team Ethnic composition / Religion Socio-economic classification Economic activity Persons % Edin % Persons % Edin % Male Female Person % Edin % All Residents 25,016 All persons 16-74 17,862 All persons 16 to 74 8,598 9,264 17,862 White 24,191 96.7 91.7 Ec.... Overcrowded hh spaces 119 1.3 2.4 Living rent free 106 1.1 1.1 Average number of rooms/hh 5.5 4.6 Under occupied hh spaces 4,850 51.9 30.8 Car availability Transport to work Dwellings H'Holds Edin No. % Edin % No. % Edin % Households 9,348 Rail 134 1.5 2.2 Dwellings 9,477 Bus 1,874 21.0 28.6 H'hold spaces 9,479 % H'holds with: Car - drive 5,566 62.4 41.0 Vacant 111 1.2 2.2 0 car 21.9 39.9 Car - passenger 364 4.1 3.5 2nd residence 20 0.2 0.9 1 car 44.0 42.7 Motorcycle 61 0.7 0.5 2 cars 27.3 14.6 Bicycle 300 3.4 4.8 Detached 2,890 30.5 10.4 3 5 4 2 2 F 515 5 8 18 2 S i d h d 2 955 31 2 12 83 cars 5.4 2.2 Foot 515 5.8 18.2 Semi-detached 2,955 31.2 12.8 4 or more cars 1.4 0.6 Other 112 1.3 1.2 Terraced 1,223 12.9 12.7 Flats/tenement 2,405 25.4 64.1 Total cars 11,314 Working at Home 1,120 Caravan/temporary 6 0.1 0.0 City of Edinburgh Council, Services for Communities, Planning Information TeamCity of Edinburgh Council, Services for Communities, Planning Information Team Ethnic composition / Religion Socio-economic classification Economic activity Persons % Edin % Persons % Edin % Male Female Person % Edin % All Residents 23,715 All persons 16-74 17,709 All persons 16 to 74 8,854 8,855 17,709 White 21,955 92.6 91.7 Ec.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/file/24272/ward-profiles

  • Flora Stevenson.indd

    Subsequently the education authority in collaboration with the school prepared and published an action plan indicating how they would address the main points for action in the HMIE report.... Staff in the nursery had made very good progress in improving their approaches to planning and self- evaluation.... Improvement plans for 2007/2008 have a clear focus on new educational developments.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/file/22368/flora-stevenson-primary-2008

  • Flora Stevenson.indd

    Subsequently the education authority in collaboration with the school prepared and published an action plan indicating how they would address the main points for action in the HMIE report.... Staff in the nursery had made very good progress in improving their approaches to planning and self- evaluation.... Improvement plans for 2007/2008 have a clear focus on new educational developments.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/file/22368/flora-stevenson-primary-2008-

  • THROUGHCARE AND AFTERCARE SERVICE

    Care History Date young person became looked after Current legal status Date young person ceased to be looked after (if applicable) Reason for being looked after/ accommodated Placements since being looked after/ accommodated (include previous episodes) If the young person is looked after at home, please give details of any financial support being provided by local authority Current Care Plan/ Pathway Plan Current Plans, including any anticipated change in legal status Anticipated length of stay at current home address/ placement What level of support is the young person likely to need if moving to more independent living?... Please comment on experience the young person already has of independent living / independent living skills Has a Pathway Assessment/ Plan been completed?... Yes No If no, anticipated start date: / / Anticipated completion date: / / PLEASE ATTACH A COPY OF PATHWAY ASSESSMENT/ PATHWAY PLAN or MOST RECENT MASTER ASSESSMENT Education and Employment School or College Attended Actual or Anticipated Date of Leaving School or College Give details if the young person is on any other Training Course or Work Placement Give details if the young person is in Employment (full- time or part- time) Name and contact details of Careers Advisor or Employment Support Worker Specific Behavioural, Emotional or Health Needs Please specify what Risk Assessments have been undertaken?

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/file/23178/referral-form-for-social-workers

  • Https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/secondary-initial-assessment-of-need-example

    It is a single document which records an Assessment of Need following wellbeing concerns, decisions and actions from that assessment, and progresses to record a multi-agency Child & Young Person's Plan if required.... Within School/Establishment Planning (needs can be met at school level - Pathway 1 - within class, Pathway 2 - within school / cluster resources) Complete the table below if there are immediate actions that can be taken to meet the identified wellbeing concerns without needing to create a child's / young person's plan. ... If after reviewing these actions, the wellbeing concerns remain, a multi-agency child's / young person's plan will be required.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/file/27923/secondary-initial-assessment-of-need-example

  • 192 Pleasance

    Planning We understand the property currently benefits from Sui Generis use under the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) (Scotland) Order 1997.... In principle, the property would support a variety of uses including residential, business, restaurant, café, providing that the development is in accordance with the relevant policies of the Edinburgh Local Development Plan.... Applicants must satisfy themselves as to any planning requirements by contacting the Council’s Planning department at planning@edinburgh.gov.uk or 0131 529 3550.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/file/35362/192-pleasance

  • Https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/assessment-of-need-only

    It is a single document which records an Assessment of Need following wellbeing concerns, decisions and actions from that assessment, and progresses to record a multi-agency Child & Young Person's Plan if required.... Within School/Establishment Planning (needs can be met at school level - Pathway 1 - within class, Pathway 2 - within school / cluster resources) Complete the table below if there are immediate actions that can be taken to meet the identified wellbeing concerns without needing to create a child's / young person's plan. ... If after reviewing these actions, the wellbeing concerns remain, a multi-agency child's / young person's plan will be required.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/file/25929/assessment-of-need-only

  • Https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/ccwel/business-and-community-forum-presentation-9-january-2023

    Business and Community Forum CCWEL: Section 2 Haymarket to Randolph Place 9th January 2023 Agenda ➢Introduction – Rurigdh McMeddes (The City of Edinburgh Council) ➢Construction and traffic management – Scott Ritchie (Balfour Beatty) ➢Social impact & sustainability initiatives – Duncan Gardner (Balfour Beatty) ➢Questions ➢Communications and engagement – Eileen Hewitt (The City of Edinburgh Council) ➢Questions and AOB Introduction Rurigdh McMeddes Senior Project Manager, Active Travel The City of Edinburgh Council Section 2 Timeline • Winter 2015/16 – Initial consultation and stakeholder engagement • August 2016 – Approved preliminary designs • April/May 2019 – Statutory consultation (TRO / RSO) • June 2021 – Approval of Statutory Orders (TRO / RSO) • October 2021 – Appointment of Balfour Beatty as Principal Contractor • February 2022 – Work commences • New cycleways on Manor Place • Manor Place closure north of Melville Street • Raised table traffic calming and New Crossing CCWEL Section 2 Plans Proposals • New protected cycleways on Melville Street • Central parking removed • Improved crossing opportunities CCWEL Section 2 Plans Proposals CCWEL Section 2 Plans Proposals • Reconstruction of Queensferry St /Melville St junction with crossings on all sides • Cycleways integrating into Randolph Place • Wider footways on Randolph Place, with parking and loading on south side only • Resurfacing of the cobbles CCWEL Section 2 Plans Proposals Construction and Traffic Management Scott Ritchie Project Manager Balfour Beatty Location • Section 1: Roseburn to Haymarket • Section 2: Haymarket to Randolph Place • Section 3: St Andrews Square & York Place Manor Place to Randolph Place – Timescales Manor Pl to Randolph Pl – Traffic Management Manor Pl to Randolph Pl – Traffic Management Manor Pl to Randolph Pl – Traffic Management Manor Pl to Randolph Pl – Traffic Management Manor Pl to Randolph Pl - key changes during works Essential road layout and ‘business as usual’ changes We will modify or reposition key items as follows: • Parking suspension on Manor Place, Melville Street, & Randolph Place... Questions Social impact & sustainability initiatives Duncan Gardner Social Impact Manager Balfour Beatty Balfour Beatty Sustainability Strategy Considerate Constructors Scheme 42/45 CCWEL first and second audit 37 Industry Average Score Community benefits • An overview of Balfour Beatty’s plan to make a positive Social Impact in the community, during the CCWEL project.... Clean Air Day 2022 • Dr Bike session • Police Scotland Bike Marking • Cycle Safety sessions for local school kids • Sustainable construction showcase • Bling your bike stall • Cargo bike movement Supporting Edinburgh Food Project • First collection ready for delivery • Further collections planned over project lifespan E-Bikes for site transport • E-bikes on site for staff to access the work sites • Reducing strain on local road network and reducing project carbon footprint • Tracking and reporting of miles saved • Promoting other sustainable travel options (train, tram) Education engagement programme • Primary school poster competition • Careers and STEM activities for local secondary pupils Upcoming: ‘Pollinator Highway’ planter workshops • Upcycling sessions to turn waste pallets into planters for use in the community • Supported by the Balfour Beatty team and delivered with local community groups What matters to you?

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/ccwel/downloads/file/178/business-and-community-forum-presentation-9-january-2023