East Lothian Council is managing a flood protection scheme in Musselburgh, which includes sea walls owned by Scottish Power and operates under a cost cap set by the Scottish Government.
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Updated May 28
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East Lothian Council is managing a flood protection scheme in Musselburgh, which includes sea walls owned by Scottish Power and operates under a cost cap set by the Scottish Government.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Councillor Bruce is involved in controversies surrounding the East Lothian Council's flood protection scheme in Musselburgh.Sub-event
- The Scottish Government provides minimum funding for a flood protection scheme in Musselburgh and lobbies for flexible national funding deadlines.Sub-event
- East Lothian Council issued a high hedge notice regarding property encroachment, leading to an appeal to the Scottish Ministers.Sub-event
- MFPS inquiry into the flood scheme in Musselburgh.Sub-event
East Lothian Council manages a capped flood protection scheme in Musselburgh involving sea walls owned by Scottish Power.1 source
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The entities involved
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East Lothian Council
Scottish unitary authority council in East Lothian, Scotland, UK
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Scottish Government
devolved government of Scotland
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- The Scottish Government supports flood resilience and implements mitigation efforts in Angus, represented by Gillian Martin.