Planning applicationEDI/26/02211/FUL

Land 130 Metres South Of 12 Lasswade Grove Edinburgh

Awaiting AssessmentWorth watchingTrees, Ecology & Green Space
Planning document
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Received

21 May 2026

Validated

21 May 2026

Planning Signals

9 detected traits

Works
Landscaping
Specific
Amphitheatre SeatingBridge ContextEcologyFloodplain ReconnectionPedestrian Infrastructure
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AI summary

Burn restoration could re-meander the channel, reconnect the floodplain, move the path, replace the bridge and add north-bank seating.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

6/10
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CityScope · Planning Updates

Application EDI/26/02211/FUL

Land 130 Metres South Of 12 Lasswade Grove Edinburgh

Awaiting AssessmentTrees, Ecology & Green SpaceReceived Local authority

Burn restoration could re-meander the channel, reconnect the floodplain, move the path, replace the bridge and add north-bank seating.

Reference
EDI/26/02211/FUL
Address
Land 130 Metres South Of 12 Lasswade Grove Edinburgh
Status
Awaiting Assessment
Category
Trees, Ecology & Green Space
Impact scale
6/10
Authority
Local authority
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
55.902697
Longitude
-3.1497299

Plain-language summary

Burn restoration could re-meander the channel, reconnect the floodplain, move the path, replace the bridge and add north-bank seating.

As filed with the council

Proposals for the burn include re-meandering of the river channel along with associated channel reprofiling and floodplain re-connection. Proposals for the surrounding landscape include diversification of existing habitats, setting the existing path back away from the burn, replacement of the existing bridge, and new amphitheatre seating on the north bank.

City Scope Journal

Burdiehouse Burn restoration proposed south of Lasswade Grove

Plans for land south of Lasswade Grove would reshape part of Burdiehouse Burn, reconnect its floodplain, move a path back from the water, replace a bridge and add amphitheatre-style seating on the north bank.

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