Edinburgh, Midlothian and East Lothian Planning Applications

Tweaks to an approved garden room could reshape the summerhouse with timber cladding, anthracite glazing, a small canopy and accessible doors.

Attic conversion with internal reworking and new rooflights could open up extra living space in this Merchiston house with modest roof changes.

Flat-roofed rear extension could enlarge the home with a new kitchen/dining area, timber cladding, a rooflight and wide sliding doors.

Solar panels on the main roof and an air source heat pump on the first-floor terrace could bring low-carbon upgrades to this townhouse with limited visual change.

Replacement sash windows and rooflights are proposed, with a dormer balcony, roof tweaks, a new door opening and repainted rainwater goods.

Two new lower-ground windows are proposed at the Roslin Institute to bring natural light into a seminar room, with matching metal detailing.

Rear and side extension could enlarge the ground-floor bedroom, add an en-suite and reshape the rear roofline with a new pitched section.

Non-illuminated signs, including a totem sign, could refresh the site's frontage and visibility with only a small physical change.

South-west facade may be refined with a revised window and door layout, pointing to a small design update rather than wider building works.

Attic conversion could add twin front dormers and a rear dormer, bringing new top-floor space to this Bonaly Brae house.

uPVC double-glazed sash windows are proposed for this tenement flats front and side elevations, a small but visible exterior update.

Four new hardwood sash-and-case windows and one matching fixed window could replace existing frames at 21 Braid Hills Approach.

White timber double-glazed sash-and-case windows could replace non-original units at 22 Ashley Terrace, with a conservation-style rooflight also shown.

A two-storey side extension at 12 Echline View could replace the garage with extra living space, a utility room and bathroom.

Large side extension could add a double garage, utility and entrance, with bedroom, office and shower room above, plus reworked road access.

Single-storey front and side extension at 19 Broomhall Road could bring a modest pitched-roof addition to this corner house.

Replacement windows are planned for a conservation area property, marking a modest exterior update where heritage detail is likely to matter.

Two rooflights, a replacement side door and a reworked side window opening could update this Temple Village home.

A new garden outbuilding could house a beauty salon, adding a modest standalone workspace within the property grounds.

Rear roof side slopes could gain solar panels, with a ground-level heat pump proposed at the back of the property.

Five windows at 21 Braid Hills Approach could be swapped for hardwood double-glazed units, keeping the sash-and-case look with one fixed window.

Western Harbour plot 1B could see a large new neighbourhood of flats, colony homes and townhouses, with shared gardens, cycle storage and parking.

Stone house could gain replacement windows, new east-side door and glazing, a terrace balustrade, relocated access and external decking.

External step lift, lowered rear window opening and small access works could make this Alan Breck Gardens flat easier to reach.

Existing flat could be reworked to move the kitchen and bathrooms, creating an extra bedroom and new en-suite within the current layout.

Garden room proposed within the home's grounds, adding a small detached space with only limited change to the site.

Modest extension to an existing home, likely adding living space without a major change to the overall site.

Modest rear single-storey extension could enlarge the kitchen and dining area, adding rooflights and dark-framed glazing.

Bay and front timber sash windows at this Lauderdale Street property could be replaced with PVCu sliding sash units.

Timber-clad rear extension and compact dormer could replace existing conservatories, creating a more solid garden-facing addition.

Loft space could be turned into extra bedrooms, with a rear dormer and new rooflights on the front and side slopes of this detached home.

Prefabricated concrete garage could be replaced with a timber-clad garden room and store, alongside modest paving, fencing and gate changes.

Battery storage and subtler slate roof vents are proposed for this South Oswald Road home, with equipment tucked beside the house.

Piries Hotel could see a careful internal refit, including guestroom ceiling works and limited rear door changes.

Plans could replace the disused Buckstone Terrace toilet block with three eco flats, new access, a sedum roof and refreshed landscaping.

Forest Hills ground-floor toilets could be reworked into three enclosed gender-neutral cubicles, with new partitions, doors, ceilings and lighting.

Minor service changes at 6 Ramsay Garden could add a boiler flue and reroute kitchen drainage on the north-west and south-east elevations.

Game4Padel could reshape the MUGA with 3 padel courts, 2 pickleball courts, container clubhouse and changing block, plus lighting.

Historic rear garden gateway in the stone boundary wall could be reopened onto Dean Street, with matching stonework and a new timber gate for easier access.

A compact sauna hut and patio are proposed for the rear garden of a Wardie Avenue home.

Lawnmarket windows could be refurbished with slimline double-glazed panes, upgrading timber sash-and-case units while keeping the traditional look.

Hot food prep and a counter could be added within this existing Newington Road food shop, with extraction ducting and an outlet tucked behind the parapet.

Madeira Street flat could be reworked to shift the kitchen into the lounge and turn the old kitchen into an extra bedroom, with minor wall changes.

Front garage door could be replaced with matching windows, while the rear opening is widened for glazed doors as part of a garage conversion.

Plans at 3 Cortleferry Park could add a modest side/rear extension, expanding the home within its existing garden plot.

Roadside driveway access could be widened with extra monoblock, creating a broader entrance beside the dropped kerb.

Ocean Terminal EV hub plans could rework kerbs and access, with new CCTV and planting to sharpen the site edge and improve circulation.

Exterior repairs could tidy up this listed townhouse, including ironwork restoration, traditional roof recladding, and rear openings reworked as French and glazed doors.

A single-storey flat-roof rear extension could widen the kitchen-dining area and add larger glazed openings to the garden.

Plans could add a free-to-use ATM and small sign to the Newington Metro frontage on Newington Road, with only minor shopfront changes.

Newington Metro could add a modest new fascia sign for ATM services on its Newington Road shopfront.

Rear doors at 5A Walker Street could give way to a matching lower-ground window, a very minor external tweak to the existing building.

Holiday accommodation with shared facilities is proposed at Cat Haugh, alongside new access and landscaping within Dalkeith Country Park.

Temporary cabins are proposed for ancillary office space on site, adding a modest standalone workspace with limited visual change.

Shared living could replace a flatted dwelling here, with the property proposed to move into HMO use and likely modest alterations.

Targeted tree pruning is proposed in the Dalhousie and Cockpen conservation area, a light-touch maintenance job with very limited physical change.

Two covered padel courts could join Raeburn Place, with steel-framed structures, new paths, fencing and fresh planting.

Three padel courts, extra parking and new planting could replace part of the short game area at Braid Hills Golf Centre.

Edinburgh Arena could get a darker revised facade, updated entrance fronts and internal layout changes through this non-material update.

Damaged Scottish slates at 19 High Street could give way to Spanish slates with new underlay, keeping the roofs current pitch and appearance.

Replacement driveway gates, low-level boundary fencing and a reinstated front pedestrian gate could refresh the frontage at 31 Campbell Road.

Hardwood sash and case replacements for seven windows and two doors are proposed at this Craiglockhart home, aiming to match its traditional style.

A blocked rear window could be reinstated with matching uPVC glazing, and a basement window may be opened up as an external door.

Listed Drumsheugh Gardens flat could get replacement timber sash-and-case windows with heritage double glazing, replacing worn existing frames.

Replacement glazing is proposed for five existing sash windows on the front elevation, with little visible change to the stone faade.

Howe Street flat could swap tired windows for like-for-like timber sash-and-case replacements, keeping the traditional 6-over-6 pane look.

King's Theatre could add a new entrance canopy, two box signs and four digital screens, sharpening its street presence with limited physical change.

ALDI at Gilmerton Road could add a roadside totem and two foil-backed vinyl signs, marking the extended store and entrance.

Kings Theatre could gain seven new exterior signs, including illuminated canopy lettering, digital display screens and a stage-door sign.