Meeting @ Innerwick Village Hall

Thursday 27th July @ 6.30pm

This is a meeting about TRAFFIC:

A working group meeting to pull together all our thoughts and ideas on what we need to communicate to the various infrastructure project developers on how they work/behave on our roads whilst ‘visiting’ our area.

It is documented that there will be a significant increase in traffic on our roads, both main trunk and narrow country lanes. The developers acknowledge the impact from HGV’s, noise and dust will be severe.

All welcome for this initial meeting before we make a smaller working group.

Please come along and give us your ideas!

We would appreciate an idea of those intending to attend so please email if you plan to attend: email East Lothian Winds of Change

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30 local community residents met in the Innerwick Village Hall last night to discuss the plethora of large Electrical Infrastructure projects run in the area over the next 20 years.

There was lively debate and it was agreed to meet monthly at Innerwick Village Hall, with updates made by a range of social media alongside the elcc.scot website.

A priority is to be fully engaged with the various project developers and influence a unified approach to project and traffic management.

The group are fully supportive of the green energy and supply resilience projects and are keen to work with the Scottish Government, Local Council and developers to ensure the best outcome for all involved or impacted.

Please get involved, join the group to help achieve our goals.

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Contact us for more information and to be added to the distribution list for news updates.

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Read More …

After the public meeting held 25 April East Lothian Community Council concluded that it had no option than to object to the current round of planning applications.  You can see here our objections to 

Branxton Battery Energy Storage System (submitted to Energy Consents Unit)

Energy Consents Unit 

Berwick Bank Windfarm – onshore works (submitted to East Lothian Council)

East Lothian Council planning portal