edinburgh tram

ONGOING EDINBURGH

Edinburgh Tram

Twenty years ago, the Scottish Parliament passed an Act that approved the construction of the Edinburgh tram along the Roseburn Path – an old railway line that was shut down decades ago.

But it’s still not finished. Only part of the approved route was built by the time it opened in 2014. On Thursday 10th September, the City of Edinburgh Council is set to decide whether to approve the route along the Roseburn path once more. This route offers quicker connections, and is cheaper than the alternative Orchard Brae route.

A small, organised group of people are against us. They claim it will “destroy” the path. But this is wrong. The proposals will still allow residents to safely walk and cycle on a path alongside the tramlines.

Every neighbourhood that the tram passes through would benefit from improved connectivity, supporting residents and businesses alike by giving more people easier and faster access to Edinburgh City Centre.

The people of Edinburgh know this. That’s why it has the support of residents in the local area.

Edinburgh Councillors should listen to their constituents. To help us force local councillors to approve the construction of the tram along the old railway line, email them using our ready-made letter.

If you live in Edinburgh, email your councillor now!

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