ENCC monthly meetings 2022
We had been meeting face-to-face at our usual venue at Edinburgh College since resuming our meetings after the 2021 summer break, supplemented with simultaneous remote access by Zoom, and had…
ENCC Covid resilience January 2021
As we find ourselves in another phase of strict lockdown we would like to remind residents of how we can help each other and what help is available. During the…
SUPPORT FOR ALL DURING COVID-19
Details of Midlothian Council's help Help during the pandemic: continues to be coordinated by Midlothian Council's Communities division (CLL - Communities & Lifelong Learning), who should be contacted by any…
Midlothian Council: Coronavirus latest (Sun Dec 20)
Midlothian Council have updated their main coronavirus page with information regarding schools and other council services in light of the first minister’s announcement last night about tighter coronavirus restrictions. Latest…
Covid-19 prevalence in your area
Midlothian Council has today publicised a useful link: "The link below is an excellent resource which allows you to track the profile of Covid spread in local areas. It also…
Midlothian move to Tier 2 Covid-19 restrictions cancelled
The following no longer applies since the anticipated move to Tier 2 has been cancelled at the last minute due to an increase in infections, and we remain in Tier…
Booking system for Midlothian’s waste recycling centres?
Midlothian Council will not introduce a booking system for private vehicles visiting their recycling centre at Stobhill (commercial vehicles will still require to book). Details for the Stobhill recycling centre…
Proposed road closures – consult by Oct 31
Midlothian Council have announced a one-week consultation - closing on Friday October 31 - on proposals to close Crawlees Road, Oatslie Road and Roslin Glen Road to vehicle traffic. Funded…
Hedging overhanging pavements
Please be aware that residents are required to cut back any hedging, trees or other garden growth on their premises which overhangs public pavements and paths. This can be enforced…
Introduction of temporary active travel measures during Covid-19
Midlothian Council is bidding for an initial £208,000 of Scottish Government money to make it safer for people to walk, cycle or ‘wheel’ locally. It is also inviting local people…