- For documents relating to the original tram project, airport to York Place, see this page.
- See also our Leith Walk and City Centre pages. The Leith Walk page includes material from plans at the time of the Leith Project.
1809 Tram Extension second consultation [following the changes resulting from the main 1803 consultation below] Consultation page Spokes response [pdf] Our response uses the online survey questions, which were very limited, concerning only the abovementioned changes. In particular the questions had little detail between Foot of Walk and Newhaven – our comments on that remain largely as in our 1804 response below and are not repeated in this response.
1809 Leith Walk during tramworks Consultation on support for local businesses [link]. Consultation questions (council web page disappeared? but we saved the questions). Spokes response [pdf].
1803-04 Tram Extension consultation
- 1804 Spokes final/main response [pdf 5MB], with main concerns followed by detailed commentary on the entire route. Tweet
- 1804 Spokes initial response [pdf] highlighting 5 main areas of concern Website article Tweet
- 1804 Living Streets Edinburgh response [doc]
- 1804 Cycling UK Scotland response [pdf]
- 1804 Leith Central Community Council response [pdf 2MB] -includes useful drawing of Leith Walk widths
- 1804 Cockburn Association response [link]
- 1804 Permanent Rail Consultancy response [pdf] – very good, especially on traffic reduction, though some other significant differences to our initial response. Tweet (with extract).
- 1803 Sustrans Scotland initial response [excellent!] Response [pdf] Tweet + location map
- 1803 Spokes public meeting 15.3.18 on tramline extension – report tweet
- 1803 Spokes circular to local members [pdf]
- Consultation website with exhibition dates and online survey
- Trams to Newhaven website with draft Traffic Orders [showing proposed road layouts], draft traffic management during the 2-3 year construction period, and much more.
- Combined TROs picture [jpg 5MB] showing complete layout, created by Donald Noble, @donaldrnoble. Note that in order to see the detail you may have to download the jpg then zoom in – or use this combined file to decide which of the individual TRO files above you wish to look at.
- Leith Walk width, drawing and thread of valuable tweets by Andy Arthur, @cocteautriplets
