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facebook twitter rss email search for: home about us our meetings our library local issues seafield odours seafield nuisance odour occurrence report form prostitution our projects £eith chooses 2017/2018 quiz the candidates | leith ward 13 hustings community links fund 2016/2017 faqs local information contact us scottish water apology to community 27th july 2018 jim scanlon scottish water finally put out an apology today after receiving several emails from me on behalf of the community council and those who live in the community.scottish water should we aware that there is an ongoing issue with odour emissions from seafield due to the high number of complaints forwarded to them, local elected members, sepa and city of edinburgh council by you, the public. the apology reads scottish water is aware of an elevated level of odour related issues in the leith links area and would like to sincerely apologise to customers for the inconvenience this is causing. during the unprecedented long spell of hot and dry weather the site operator veolia has been taking all steps to ensure the operating conditions at seafield wwtw are optimised including management of sludge levels. veolia has progressed and implemented the agreed network related actions contained within the strategic odour review. in addition, scottish water is checking operations within its wider network which connects to seafield wwtw. we are continuing to review what other measures may be implemented to address the situation during this period of dry weather and again we apologise for the inconvenience caused to customers. the apology could have been copy and pasted from previous similar emails. and leith links residents association are well aware of what causes the problem. city of edinburgh council sending out highly trained noses to agree or disagree with local residents over how strong and unpleasant a smell of sewage is no longer acceptable. if you as a local resident are effectively trapped in your house because of disgusting smells then that to me is totally unacceptable. last tuesday there was a programme on bbc2 called inside the factory which showed the process of making toilet paper. during the programme they also visited the sewage works that services brighton. what was the difference between seafield and brighton? all the areas that could cause odour emissions are covered. veolia who operate seafield under a pfi contract from scottish water seem powerless to stop the stink. they are well aware of the problem because it’s not new and happens year after year. how do we solve it? money, lots of money to cover the settlement tanks at seafield and reducing odour emissions by covering the areas where the sludge gathers and becomes septic. in these weather conditions sewage can become septic in the network because there’s not the usual rainfall to flush it through so it’s probably arriving at seafield already septic and producing the honk. i have been in contact with ben macpherson msp to arrange a meeting with the community council and residents association. we will be lobbying for a move to demand that scottish government provide the necessary funding for work to be done on the plant. 15000 people were at easter road last night to watch the football and they could smell the sewage. what a wonderful advert for our capital city when visitors from greece are greeted by the smell of excrement. please continue to report the great stink and tell your friends to do it. you can be sure that politicians do pay attention when they receive lots of emails reporting the stench especially when election time isn’t too far away. thanks jim leave a comment 2018 , city of edinburgh council , july , leith area , leith links area , leith ward 13 , scottish environmental protection agency , scottish government , seafield sewage works traffic restrictions around leith links schools 18th july 2018 sally millar have your say on the proposed restriction of traffic around leith primary school, and st. mary’s primary school, on leith links. this aims to cut down vehicles on the small streets nearest to the schools for a set period around the start and end of the school day. there is a very short survey here that is open until 31st july 2018, please do take the chance to look at the plans and contribute your views. https://consultationhub.edinburgh.gov.uk/sfc/schoolstreets-phase3/ leave a comment 2018 , city of edinburgh council , consultation , leith links area pongs from seafield sewage 9th july 2018 sally millar we are all sick of the horrible smells from seafield, and it is even worse in lovely weather when we would like to sit outside (or even just have our windows open). in spite of the recent commissioned review, there are no signs of improvement lately – we have had a very smelly week! one thing has improved though. we have been asking for this for years, and at last it is now a bit easier to report these disgusting smells that ruin our quality of life. many households have had a leaflet and contacts card delivered from the public health department. use that contact if you wish. or, if you don’t feel like phoning, click on ‘report it here’ in the yellow box (above, below, or side bar, depending on your device) to use our own new web-based form. leave a comment 2018 , city of edinburgh council , leith links area , seafield sewage works cctt – joint statement on trams 1st july 2018 sally millar city of edinburgh council , community councils together on trams is one member of a group of four community councils who have issued a joint statement urging the city council to reconsider the wider implications, the detail, and the timeline of the controversial proposed extension of the edinburgh tram to newhaven. read the joint statement here from the community councils together on trams (cctt) –(i.e. leith central, leith links, leith harbour & newhaven, and new town & broughton, through whose wards the extended tram will run, if given the green light by the city of edinburgh council (cec). these bodies approve the proposed extension of the tramline in principle, but urge caution and highlight a number of concerns on which they are seeking reassurances from the trams team and cec. the joint community councils are seeking improved communications/consultation, as a matter of urgency. read the joint statement here leave a comment 2018 , city of edinburgh council , trams community councils together on trams – press release 29th june 2018 sally millar city of edinburgh council , community news & events , community councils together on trams 29 june 2018 is one of a group of community organisations who are urging the city council to reconsider the wider implications, the detail, and the timeline of the controversial proposed extension of the edinburgh tram to newhaven. a joint statement urging caution and seeking improved communications as a matter of urgency has been issued by a coalition of the four community councils through whose wards the extended tram would run, if given the green light by the city of edinburgh council (cec). the statement released by community councils together on trams (cctt) – which includes the community councils of leith central, leith links, leith harbour and newhaven, and new town and broughton – says that while all four groups approve the proposed extension of the tramline in principle, if it is to be done well, they highlight a number of concerns on which they are seeking reassurances from the trams team and cec. the statement says: “the communities that we represent are understandably extremely eager that the mistakes of the previous tram construction works should not be repeated. we think all sides can agree on that. consequently the community is seeking a high standard of solid evidence that this time the work will be better planned and implemented.” while the document says that the community council coalition views the proposed extension as “an important opportunity for the bro

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