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MP Tracy Gilbert pushes City of Edinburgh Council to revive northern tram plans

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Tracy Gilbert, an Edinburgh MP, called on the City of Edinburgh Council to revive plans for extending the tram line to Granton via the Roseburn Path. The Transport and Environment Committee had previously voted in September to mothball these northern proposals, prioritizing expansion south towards the Edinburgh BioQuarter. Gilbert is now working with Looking For Growth to ask councillors to declare the northern tramline an ‘urgent matter’ before the December 10 council meeting.

From heraldscotland.com

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The debate concerns major infrastructure planning within Edinburgh. The City of Edinburgh Council is being pressured to potentially change its capital expenditure priorities regarding transport infrastructure. Gilbert argues that the northern tramline is key to unlocking growth for communities.

Political parties are currently debating the future of the tram extension plans in Edinburgh. The City of Edinburgh Council guides future tram line decisions in Edinburgh.

From heraldscotland.com

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  • The City of Edinburgh Council might face changes in capital expenditure priorities related to infrastructure planning.

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