East Lothian Council is updating its Local Transport Strategy (LTS) and wants to hear the views of organisations and individuals about key transport issues.
The current LTS was published in 2001 and needs revised in order to reflect changes that have occurred since then (including...More
This is an annual survey to gather the views of customers receiving a Community Alarm or Telecare service from the Council.
Service users from both Mid and East Lothian will be asked about their experience of using these services and whether there are any improvements they think...More
Work has begun on the East Lothian Local Development Plan, ELLDPone. This will be a new land-use plan that will eventually replace the existing East Lothian Local Plan 2008. We want to gather the views of everyone with an interest in East Lothian, to know what aspirations people have for the...More
East Lothian Council is carrying out an Exit Survey at its main Local Area Offices and Libraries.
Customers will be interviewed by an indendent interviewer as they leave Council Local Offices and Libraries - this will allow us to get their views on the service received whilst it is still...More
The Council is consulting on plans to build a wider footpath in Pencaitland running parallel to the main road from the bridge, through the church grounds and directly into the school, thus avoiding the main road pavement. More
East Lothian Council's Registration Service provides assistance with the registration of Births, Deaths, Marriages and Civil Partnerships. The team also provides Civil Ceremonies for both Marriages and Civil Partnerships within East Lothian Council premises and at a number of licensed venues...More
The Council is currently consulting with tenants on a potential rent increase of 4.3% for 2013/14. This is our best estimate of what it will take to maintain existing services and continue our investment in the maintenance and improvement of council houses in this difficult and uncertain...More
East Lothian Council is carrying out a consultation to gather views on whether to merge King's Meadow Primary School and Haddington Infant School.
Three possible options are being looked at:
1. The status quo - both schools remain separate with their own Head Teachers, management...More
The Council is proposing to introduce an Experimental Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) at two locations near to schools in Haddington. The Order will prohibit vehicular traffic in Neilson Park Road and Victoria Road during specified school traffic time periods.
These two locations have been...More
East Lothian Council gives a high priority to road safety and is progressing an Experimental Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) for an area within Halhill, Dunbar (details are available in the Cabinet report that can be accessed below under 'Related Documents'). More
An afternoon event for young people where they can get feedback on issues raised at previous Listen and Learn sessions and take part in two World Cafe sessions, during which young people will look at themes they have identifed for this session, including transport, image of young people,...More
The National Autism Mapping Project is being conducted in partnership with the National Autistic Society, Scottish Autism and Autism Initiatives. To further the vision of the Scottish Strategy for Autism, these organisations have been asked by the Scottish Government to find out how current...More
This is an annual survey to gather the views of customers receiving a Community Alarm or Telecare service from the Council.
Service users from both Mid and East Lothian will be asked about their experience of using these services and whether there are any improvements they think necessary.
...More
East Lothian Council is keen to gather views on the service it provides in cemetries and in relation to burials.
We would like to hear from anyone who has arranged or attended a funeral at an East Lothian cemetery or visited an East Lothian grave within the last five years.
If you...More
The purpose of East Lothian Council's Equality Plan is to clearly state the Council's commitment to equality, diversity and human rights and to demonstrate how we are meeting the requirements of the Equality Act 2010. Together with its action plan, it identifies key priorities for achieving...More
The Fraser Centre Community Trust is looking at options for the redevelopment of the Fraser Centre in Tranent. The Trust is carrying out this consultation as part of a wider feasibility study. More
East Lothian Council is modifying its Planning Guidance for the Location and Design of Wind Turbines in the Lowland Areas of East Lothian ("Lowland Wind Guidance"), approved in December 2010. The modification is to incorporate the recommendations of the East Lothian Supplementary Landscape...More
The Scottish Government has set challenging targets for renewable energy development, including onshore wind farms. Scottish Planning Policy indicates that planning authorities should prepare spatial frameworks to guide onshore wind farm development, indicating areas of significant...More
The Library Service is carrying out a consultation on what customers are using their local library for and what they think about the service provided.
Customers visiting town libraries between the 6th May and the 25th May will be asked about their visit as they leave the library. Customer...More
Do you recycle? How often should we empty your recycling boxes and refuse bin? Would your answers change if food waste was collected too? Tell us what you think and help shape your waste and recycling collection services by completing the survey in your Recycling Guide, being delivered to...More
East Lothian Council’s website has been rated as ‘four star’ in Better connected 2013 , Socitm Insight's independent survey of 433 local authority websites.
The website was among 37 to achieve the top four star rating with 140 receiving three star status.
The purpose...More
The purpose of this very short consultation is to find out which are the most effective ways to tell East Lothian Council housing tenants about housing and housing-related matters. More
At a meeting of East Lothian Council in December 2012, a commitment was made to the introduction of parking charges at some coastal car parks. The process for introducing charging falls under a Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) and this requires certain procedures to be followed, including the...More
There will be a temporary closure of the back doors at Brunton Hall that lead directly to and from Gracefield Car Park. This closure will take place from Monday 29 April to Sunday 2 June 2013.
This arrangement is a pilot scheme aimed at improving the management of customers visiting the...More
2013 is the Year of Natural Scotland . Expect to see and hear much debate as to what the top 5 natural things are in Scotland.
Within East Lothian we are keen to see what you think. We could suggest our own top 5, but you may wish to disagree and suggest your own.
What can I...More
We are looking at how we deliver our Adult Learning Programme. Some of the changes we are currently considering are:
the length of terms;
term start and finish dates;
how people get information on our Adult Learning Programme;
how people book courses.
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East Lothian Council is looking to re-design the way core Care at Home services are delivered.
Care at Home services are provided to people across all service user groups and include help with tasks such as dressing, eating and washing. More
East Lothian Council is currently reviewing public access to John Muir House, Haddington. This includes looking at public access at the Main Reception in John Muir House as well as the access at Court Street and Planning Reception.
The following services are provided at each of these...More
East Lothian Council is consulting on the draft Town Centre Strategy for Musselburgh. The strategy has been prepared following extensive deliberation at the Musselburgh Town Centre Task Group, a sub-group of the Musselburgh Local Area Forum. The group has representation from Musselburgh and...More