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Planning Committee refuses permission for new homes in Tranent

East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met remotely on Tuesday 10th January and considered a number of applications, including a new primary school at Whitecraig and new houses and business units at Windygoul, Tranent.

Published 10th January 2023.

  • Planning Committee approves Lidl, B&M and Starbucks at Dunbar

    East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met remotely on Tuesday 1st November and considered a number of applications, including two for new businesses next to McDonalds and Dunbar Garden Centre.

    Published 1st November 2022.

  • Planning Committee considers Dunbar Golf Club application

    East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met remotely on Tuesday 4 October and granted permission for a development at Dunbar Golf Club.

    Published 4th October 2022.

  • Fourth year of delivery for Edinburgh & South East Scotland City Region Deal

    Annual report published highlighting progress in a range of projects including the Edinburgh Food & Drink Innovation Hub at QMU.

    Published 23rd September 2022.

  • Planning Committee rejects new flats in garden ground at Gullane

    East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met remotely on Tuesday 6th September and considered two applications – one involving the construction of flats in the garden ground of a Gullane house.

    Published 6th September 2022.

  • Planning Committee approves extension to Bayswell Hotel

    East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met remotely on Tuesday 16th August and considered a number of applications, including an extension to Dunbar’s Bayswell Hotel.

    Published 16th August 2022.

  • Meet Shirley!

    Shirley Curran manages developer contributions on behalf of East Lothian Council.

    Published 13th July 2022.

  • Former Cockenzie Power Station site - an update

    An update on the future of the former Cockenzie Power Station has been provided to East Lothian Councillors.

    Published 28th June 2022.

  • Planning Committee approves new homes and infrastructure at Blindwells

    East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met remotely on Tuesday 7th June and considered a number of applications, including three relating to Blindwells.

    Published 7th June 2022.

  • Council responds to draft National Planning Framework (NPF4)

    East Lothian Council has agreed a response to be sent to the Scottish Government, giving the council’s views on the Draft National Planning Framework (NPF4).

    Published 30th March 2022.

  • Planning Committee decisions March 2022

    East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met remotely on Tuesday 15th March and granted permission for a change to the number of homes & the layout of a Macktaggart and Mickel development on the wider Letham Mains site at Haddington.

    Published 15th March 2022.

  • Planning Committee grants permission for final new homes at Hallhill

    East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met remotely on Tuesday 7th December and granted permission for 197 houses and 48 flats, as a final phase of the wider development at Hallhill, Dunbar.

    Published 7th December 2021.

  • East Lothian Council reaction to draft NPF4

    As the Scottish Government has now published its 4th draft National Planning Framework (known as NPF4), Council Leader Norman Hampshire has broadly welcomed the document.

    Published 17th November 2021.

  • Regional Prosperity Framework

    At a full council meeting this week, East Lothian Council ratified the final Regional Prosperity Framework (RPF), covering Edinburgh and South East Scotland.

    Published 17th November 2021.

  • Planning Committee grants permission for snack van at Longniddry Bents

    East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met remotely on Tuesday 2nd November and granted permission for a snack van to be sited at Longniddry Bents Car Park No.1.

    Published 2nd November 2021.

  • Planning Committee approves crematorium for East Lothian

    East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met remotely on Tuesday 5th October and considered various applications, including plans for a crematorium at Old Craighall.

    Published 5th October 2021.

  • Planning Committee grants outline permission for a substation at Cockenzie

    East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met remotely on Tuesday 17th August and considered a number of applications including an electricity substation on the former Cockenzie Power Station site.

    Published 17th August 2021.

  • Planning Committee approves extra years for Markle Quarry

    East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met remotely on Tuesday 29th June and considered an application from D Geddes Ltd to extend operations at Markle Quarry for an extra 14 years.

    Published 30th June 2021.

  • Planning Committee decides on steading redevelopment at Garvald & conversion of Dunbar Assembly Rooms

    East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met remotely on Tuesday 30th March and considered a number of applications.

    Published 30th March 2021.

  • Report to Council sets out progress on options for Cockenzie Power Station site and surrounds

    Councillors will discuss the report at their meeting on Tuesday 23 February.

    Published 16th February 2021.

  • Planning Committee decides on Blindwells & North Berwick home applications

    East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met remotely on Tuesday 12th January and considered two applications.

    Published 13th January 2021.

  • Planning Committee grants permission for care village at Inveresk

    East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met remotely on Tuesday 3rd November and considered an application for a new care village at Inveresk, Musselburgh and a new house in the garden ground of a Gifford cottage.  

    Published 4th November 2020.

  • Planning Committee grants permission for almost 300 new homes at Letham Mains, Haddington

    East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met remotely on Tuesday 6th October and considered an application for 232 houses and 42 flats on part of the wider Letham Mains site in Haddington.

    Published 6th October 2020.

  • Final month of ClimatEvolution consultation

    The public consultation on plans to ensure a major area of change in the county can become a national example of environmentally-friendly and inclusive development, is due to close at the end of this month.

    Published 16th September 2020.

  • Planning Committee grants extension to timescale of Dunbar landfill site

    East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met remotely on Tuesday 1st September and considered an application to extend the date by which the landfill site at Oxwell Mains, near Dunbar, must be restored.

    Published 1st September 2020.

  • Permission refused for Musselburgh McDonalds & North Berwick care village

    East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met via Skype on Tuesday 18th August.

    Published 18th August 2020.

  • Making it easier for individuals and groups to respond to ClimatEvolution consultation

    A public consultation is underway on plans to ensure a major area of development in the county can become a national example of environmentally-friendly and inclusive development.

    Published 7th July 2020.

  • Planning committee grants permission for a new housing development in Macmerry

    East Lothian Council’s Planning Committee met via Skype on Tuesday 24th June and considered a number of applications, including one for 122 houses and 20 flats at Main Road, Macmerry.

    Published 24th June 2020.

  • Council approves design standards for new housing in East Lothian

    East Lothian Council, under its emergency recess procedures, has approved a document which sets out design standards for new housing developments in East Lothian, including ensuring developments are as close to carbon neutral as possible and take into account biodiversity and the environment.

    Published 28th May 2020.

  • Planning decision on equipment testing facility, Cockenzie

    East Lothian Council’s planning committee today (18 December) refused an application from space technologies company Skyrora Limited.

    Published 18th December 2019.

  • Naming East Lothian’s new town

    Blindwells has been approved as the name of East Lothian’s new settlement.

    Published 17th December 2019.

  • Planning committee meeting 5 November 2019

    Planning committee members have approved an application that will see solar panels installed within Dunbar’s conservation area.

    Published 6th November 2019.

  • Planning committee decisions 1 October 2019

    Two applications to develop single houses in Musselburgh and Ormiston were refused at a planning committee meeting today.

    Published 1st October 2019.

  • East Lothian school pupils to help choose name for East Lothian's new town

    East Lothian primary and secondary school pupils have the once-in-a-lifetime chance to help choose the name for the county's first ever new town.

    Published 6th September 2019.

  • Planning committee grants full permission for new homes at Saltcoats Field, Gullane

    East Lothian Council's Planning Committee has granted full permission for new homes on a site at the southern side of Gullane.

    Published 3rd September 2019.

  • Planning committee decides on housing developments, quarry extension & windfarm substation

    Planning permission in principle has been granted for a residential development at Windygoul South, Tranent, including open space, a sports pitch and space for the expansion of the existing Windygoul Primary School. The land is on the southern edge of Tranent, and has been allocated in the Local Development Plan for around 550 homes.

    Published 28th June 2019.

  • Town Centre Strategies get green light from Scottish Ministers

    East Lothian’s town centres are a key element of the area’s economic and social future, and are hubs for all of our communities. Because of the importance of our town centres, supplementary guidance has been prepared as an addition to the recently adopted East Lothian Local Development Plan 2018 (ELLDP)

    Published 3rd June 2019.

  • Planning Committee approves North Berwick care home & hotel

    Planning permission has been granted for a care home and hotel at Tantallon Road, North Berwick.

    Published 7th May 2019.

  • Local Development Plan commended in national award

    East Lothian Council’s Local Development Plan (LDP) has been commended at a prestigious planning industry awards ceremony.

    Published 29th April 2019.

  • Land agreement reached for substation development

    An option agreement has been signed with Inch Cape Offshore Limited (ICOL), a subsidiary of Edinburgh based energy company, Red Rock Power Limited.

    Published 10th April 2019.

  • Major mixed-use development at Old Craighall gets planning permission

    Planning permission in principle has been granted for a mixed use development at Old Craighall, Musselburgh.

    Published 26th March 2019.

  • Decision on planning application for part of Cockenzie Power Station site

    Scottish Ministers have granted planning permission in principle for an onshore substation, electricity cables and associated infrastructure on part of the former Cockenzie Power Station site.

    Published 22nd February 2019.

  • Planning Committee decisions February 2019

    Members of East Lothian Planning Committee met on Tuesday 5th February to decide on an application relating to the former Raceland Go-Karting site at Gladsmuir and a road junction at Dunbar Golf Club.

    Published 6th February 2019.

  • Local Development Plan shortlisted for national award

    East Lothian Council’s Local Development Plan (LDP) has been nominated for a prestigious planning industry award.

    Published 6th February 2019.

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