📰 News this Week

🙃 Greenbank to Meadows Quiet Route: Councillors censured by Standards Commission, Braids estate modal filters will return to Transport Committee

Everyone’s favourite long-running ‘low traffic neighbourhood’ saga reared its tired head again this week, as two Councillors involved in the vote to rip out modal filters on the Greenbank to Meadows quiet route — still yet to be removed, two years later — were censured by the Standards Commission [PDF] for failing to disclose they lived adjacent to the route during workshops and votes at the Transport Committee.

Indeed, in the case of Cllr Neil Ross, our understanding is that he wasn’t even a regularly attending transport committee member at the time of the vote, which makes his substitution by the Lib Dems specifically for that vote all the more dubious; while Conservative Cllr Marie-Claire Munro continues to run in the Scottish Parliamentary elections on a platform that includes [FB] “asking for the opportunity to represent Edinburgh South with integrity”, assumedly providing she finds some down the side of the sofa cushions or in the wee bowl in the hallway where the keys live.

🎤 Tonight (Monday 16th): Scottish Elections Hustings with Spokes & Cycling UK, Augustine United Church

🎤 Spokes are hosting a hustings event tonight, Monday 16th March for the 2026 Scottish Parliamentary election, to hear from Holyrood candidates on cycling and related policies.

The hustings starts at 7.30pm, ending 9.30pm with doors open from 6.45pm for coffee, stalls and chat at 📌 Augustine United Church, George IV Bridge.

If you have a question for all candidates please email it in advance to spokes@spokes.org.uk with the subject line hustings question. Note that questions to individual candidates can only be asked in person at the meeting, after their initial speech.

🏰 Local Bits

⚓ The Leith Connections Foot of Walk to Dock St route has been completed — which in future should connect with an additional phase from Seafield to Hawthornvale, and a leg off to Ocean Terminal. There’s an official opening this week from 10am this Wednesday 18th March, at the bridge on Sandport Place. There will be a ribbon cutting, a Spokes stall, repairs from Dr Bike and Porty Community Energy will have Cargo Bikes to try out.

/via Spokes’ February action update [PDF]

📍 More great work from The Workers’ Observatory: Edinburgh food delivery riders map the dangers they face at work

The mapping project was also a way to create a collective space for riders to share their stories and experiences of fear and concern for health and safety at work and to think about what could be done to support and protect one another.

In October 2025, the Workers’ Observatory held a workshop dedicated to risks and dangers faced by riders. We focused on facilitating conversations among riders about the incidents they had faced while doing food delivery work in Edinburgh.

Read more about the project here »

📰 Edinburgh Evening News: Report on future of George St and Princes St to come to Transport Committee ‘in the Autumn’: convener Cllr Stephen Jenkinson shared to Bluesky “My concern here is we have spent a decade discussing George Street and delivered nothing. Unless there is some compromise across the political groups in the Council we’ll still be talking about ‘what should be done’ with Princes Street in 2036!”

🐞 Excellent 30-second promotional video for The Cycling Gardners on their Facebook page this week;

☔ Worried about the effects of climate change on Edinburgh’s landscape? Don’t tackle the problem at source by discouraging unnecessary vehicle travel to Edinburgh’s Botanic Gardens by providing safe and green alternatives like cycling and public transport, just make the Arboretum Pl linear car park a bit more flood resilient by sticking a handful of rain gardens in!

Visionary work from the City of Edinburgh Council, whose new plans for the area manage to include zero affordances for safe cycling (barring some new cycle parking at the entrance to the Botanics, never mind if you get there in the first place). As a bonus, the designers have thrown in some dangerous-looking end-on blue badge bay parking spaces that look lovely if you like symmetrical drawings; but as anyone who’s ever actually seen a car driven in real life can tell you, those vehicles are getting abruptly reversed out into your path as you ride through one of the most car-centric streetscape proposals we’ve seen rendered in recent years.

This project started as an active travel led project on Arboretum Place with the connection of Inverleith Park to the west gate of Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. The project work has evolved to include the entire Arboretum Place and SuDS, sustainable drainage systems, such as raingardens, into the street improvements proposed. The Council's Flood Management team is now leading on this work and progressing consultation in the design stage — Online Consultation

I’m sure the Council’s Flood Management team are lovely people. I’m also sure they’re not who we need designing safer streets if they’re there to prioritise mitigating the effects of climate change over mitigating the causes of it, and skipping out on road space reallocation along the way.

Detailed images below were taken at the recent consultation drop-in by Robbie; click to see full size in your browser.

👷 Cllr Caldwell’s hard work on Leith Walk issues continues, with a feature in the Herald — including the noble idea that “the council is also considering installing additional loading bays to discourage vehicles from parking on pavements.”

That will do it. Alternatively? Ticket the lorries and vans that riddle the pavements and cycleway there with cracks and breakages, and install bollards at sites with repeated issues. Fine businesses taking irresponsibly parked loading in. Design projects with street furniture that naturally blocks vehicle incursion; and take all of this into account before the horse has felt the breeze in its mane and left the stable door long behind.

Bollards seem to be going in at Elm Row - hopefully the changes on the ground here are extensive enough to tackle the continued parking encroachment on the cycleway as well as myriad other issues with the public realm here.

🌷 Bridgend Farmhouse have their Spring Fair on Saturday, March 28th, 11am - 3pm - featuring market stalls, led bike rides, kids activities, cafe, handmade goods, talks, repair cafe, circus skills, free bike checks, fresh pakora, make do and mend, and lego! More details on the poster below or on Facebook »

🛶 Bridge 8 Hub recently shared a great story with some ace photos on Facebook about those lamentable moments when your Brompton can’t transform into a kayak…

📗 A Wee Pedal — who deliver first-class cycling for beginners (and resumers!) of all ages as well as led rides for locals and tourists alike — first began in part due to their family’s experience of cycling as a therapeutic tool and mobility aid for their son Jack, allowing them to continue cycling together as a family following his diagnosis with Perthes disease.

Now, Jack’s father Richard Farmer has written a book about their experiences, which he will be also giving a talk on (and have copies available) at the Bridgend Farmhouse Spring Fair [FB] on the 28th March. More info on their Instagram post »

Also new in print is Edition 3 of Spokes’ “Favourite Cycle Rides in Edinburgh & the Lothians” book, with rides from recent competition entries.

Each ride description includes an overall map, basic route instructions, a photo, information about the prizewinner, and why the ride is a favourite. The booklet is designed to accompany Spokes maps, which can be used to check the fine detail of each ride, and how it fits into the area’s local cycle network. Each ride has symbols telling you which Spokes map(s) it relates to, how long the ride might take you, and whether there are any nearby rail stations.

The rides vary from under an hour (at a gentle pace) within the city to Lothians rides of up to three hours.

The book will be sent out free to Spokes members in April - including if you join Spokes now - or is otherwise £3 from Spokes events, stalls - or soon, via local shops.

📸 Wee photo post on Bluesky from Dr Scott Arthur MP, after an interesting visit to Brompton’s factory. Finally, a bike that folds away just as easily as whether or not it’s politically expedient to be a cyclist at any given moment…

🅿️ From Gear Up Scotland - cycle racking for sale:

We are a small social enterprise based in Lanark and will shortly vacate our current premises. We have two two tier cycle racks with Sheffield lowers for sale. Open to any reasonable offers - can transport to Edinburgh. Installation would need to be managed by the recipient. Happy to sell the racks separately.

Get in touch: 07872 161913 / gearup@healthyvalleys.org.uk

🚲 The Bike Station Gorgie: shop volunteers needed! 🚲

With the days getting longer and brighter, thankfully more people are keen to get back on their bike, or on one for the first time. If you would like to support accessible cycling in Edinburgh, we are recruiting new shop volunteers in The Bike Station’s Gorgie branch!

🛒 Shop volunteers: Helping with customer service and support, with the role focused on offering advice up to your comfort level and building up to assist with sales. In busy times this is invaluable support to try and allow our refurbishment mechanics to continue getting bikes ready for sale; while in quieter times it allows for extra help across the general retail duties of the shop. Gorgie is also busy with the Wee Bike Library project which you can get involved with, connecting children with a free bike loan (smiles all round).

We are currently looking for volunteers who can offer a weekly commitment of 3-4 hours on a Friday or Saturday afternoon. If this could be of interest, please contact jamie.henderson@thebikestation.org.uk to discuss the role in more detail.

As a volunteer you not only join a community of like-minded individuals passionate about cycling - you can also access bikes, parts and accessories at a discounted price as well as heavily discounted maintenance courses after 6 months of volunteering.

📅 SAVE THE DATE: Pedal on Parliament is back for 2026, with a mass ride of cyclists of all ages and abilities from Middle Meadow Walk to the Scottish Parliament at Holyrood, 11:30am on May 30th.

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⛈️ National

🎉 Combining bike shop and cycle service centre, a regional bike reuse centre, 24hr public secure bicycle parking, community events and training space, and an indoor bike skills park with pump track and bike trails — the new Bell Street cycle hub in Dundee takes over a former multi-storey car-park and creates a new home for Angus Cycle Hub CIC;

🛣 Route Closures and Issues

ℹ️ Encountered unexpected road issues? Find out how to report them with this guide from Spokes. The team at Edinburgh Travel News are also keen to hear about cycle path alerts and can be contacted on Threads or Facebook.

🦋 On Bluesky? Follow the #EdTravCyc feed - anyone can use the #EdTravCyc hashtag to share route issues they encounter;

📪 Road closure info — many thanks to regular contributor Robbie for collating and preparing these:

✅ Forrest Road: Road between Meadows and George IV Bridge including NCR1 & NCR75 closed northbound for emergency Scottish Water repairs. Update 16th March: works expected to conclude today.

✅ Water of Leith Path: Closure of Pansy Walk by Balgreen for Scottish Water upgrades. Update 16th March: Works complete and path now reopen.

🚧 Bellevue: Resurfacing following recent footway widening, affecting Rodney St segregated cycle lanes. E Scotland St Lane and Cornwallis Pl modal filters on may offer alternate routes. Update 16th March: Citybound closure now expected to finish this Wednesday 18th March.

🚧 Semple Street: Advisory cycle lane obstructed by Scottish Water repairs until this Friday 20th March.

🏃 North Edinburgh Path Network: Busy with Kilomathon event morning of Sunday 29th March from Ocean Terminal to Murrayfield.

🚧 Minto Street: Segregated cycle lanes obstructed by Scottish Water repairs at Salisbury Pl Sunday 29th March.

🌊 Union Canal: Towpath NCR75 closed for resurfacing in 8am-4pm weekdays until early April. Work began in Harrison Park and is moving westwards in phases, with largest closures by Ratho.

🏖️ West Shore Road: Section of Quietroute 12 closed past the Pitt Market for drainage works by Advance Construction from tomorrow Tuesday 10th March until April 2026. Silverknowes Esplanade may offer an alternate route.

Long Term Closures:

🏗️ Dundee St: Segregated cycle lane westbound at bridge over West Approach Rd closed until mid-April for building demolition work.

🚧 Telfer Subway: Dalry footway improvement works underway until July 2026. Closures of Orwell Terrace and Telfer Subway estimated from 30th March for 8 weeks.

🚧 Saughton Crescent: Sections of QuietRoute 9 closed for resurfacing and junction improvements by Balgreen until May 2026. A signed cycle diversion is to be provided in phases 4-8. Phase 5 currently underway with closure of Saughton Crescent.

🚲 Valleyfield Street: Closed for Meadows to Union Canal Improvement works until April 2026. A cycle diversion is in place on Glengyle Ter, which will be lengthened during the nearby Gilmore Pl resurfacing works.

🚲 Summerhall: Segregated Cycle Lanes by Melville Dr and Melville Ter expected to be obstructed by Summerhall improvement works until April 2026.

🏗️ St Marks Path: Section of Quietroute 20 between McDonald Road and Warriston Path impacted by CEC Powderhall redevelopment works. The path is expected to remain open during the majority of the construction programme. Until a temporary path is provided, exercise caution at manned crossing gates when passing through the site.

🏖️ Silverknowes Road: Road to Silverknowes Beach closed for resurfacing works and reconfiguration of the cycle lane. Works have halted, with cycle access in the meantime currently unclear.

🚦 Bankhead Drive: Quietroute 8 along the tramline obstructed at junction with S Gyle Access until Summer 2026 for construction of West Edinburgh Link.

🏗️ Edinburgh Park Station: Quiet Route 8 cycle path between Hermiston Gait and the Gyle Centre closed for works in preparation of the Edinburgh Arena development. It’s only possible to go around by carrying your bike up roughly 20 steps or by following the shared use footway on Lochside Ave.

🌉 Harrison Road: two bridges closed due to structural concerns with micro-cracking in the original cast iron beams:

• The north-west bridge over a small path is closed to be rebuilt until end August 2026, including path below.

• The south-east bridge over the Union Canal is currently closed to cars but not cycles. Strengthening to the bridge from April 2026 will require a closure of the Union Canal Towpath under. Exact date to be confirmed.

🌉 South Gyle Road: Bridge between modal filter and Quiet Route 9 closed for repairs until April 2026. It is required to dismount and use a temporary bridge.

🏗️ Port Hamilton Cyclepath: Shared use path between Union Canal and West End closed until 2026/27 for building works. A diversion is advised via Gardeners Crescent and Semple Street.

🏗️ Craighall Road: Closed until May 2028 for the Refurbishment of Trinity Academy. Access to the Victoria Path is expected to be maintained. A diversion will be signed along Newhaven Road, however the removal of parking for improved traffic flow may lead to this being a wider and faster road, less suitable for cycles.

⚡ Ongoing: The questionable Network Rail ban on ebike parking at Waverley Station - best to make alternative parking plans if travelling from this station at present;

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🎉 Events and Happenings

📆 Upcoming / Ongoing

🎉 SCOREScotland March events calendar from Facebook - featuring:

• 🗺️ Route planning, advanced cycling skills and cycle safety training: Wednesdays 18th and 25th from 10 am to 12 noon at 📌 Gate 55;

• 🚴 Adult beginners / family cycle training: Fridays 20th and 27th March from 10 am to 12 pm - Book an appointment (see poster below)

• 🔧 Bike Maintenance Workshop: Saturdays 21st and 28th from 2pm to 4pm (indoors) at 📌 Whale arts centre;

• 🧭 Led cycle rides on Saturdays 21st and 28th from 11:15am to 1:15pm, from 📌 Gate 55;

• 🩺 **Dr. Bike cycle repairs, Friday 27th March from 10 am to 3:30pm at 📌 Gate 55;

🤝 March Cycle Co-op get together: “An online meeting [March 20th] to connect with other worker co-ops in the cycling sector and explore how we might support each other. The session is open to non-members of workers.coop too. Any bicycle-related projects, collectives, fix spaces or courier co-ops welcome along.”

Thanks to reader Nick for sharing; there's also an Edinburgh Co-ops meet-up / chat group that (bike) people who are interested in cooperatives can join here.

🎤 Towpath Talks are back, Friday 27th March at 7pm, 📌 Gamma Transport Division; Anna
Ruddiman on London to Turkey and Peter Gostelow on 20 Years of Cycling Around the World — keep an eye on Towpath Talks’ Instagram for the release of tickets.

🗳️ Online election hustings in April from Cycling UK in Scotland:

Want to know what political parties are really planning for cycling and active travel in Scotland?

We’re bringing together party representatives for our Scotland Election 2026 Active Travel Hustings, chaired by award winning climate activist Less Waste Laura.

We’re running the event online, alongside our friends at Walk Wheel Cycle Trust Scotland and Women on Wheels Hub, to talk about the future of walking, wheeling and cycling in Scotland; and what the next Scottish Government needs to deliver.

📅 Tuesday 14 April
⏰ 6 – 8pm
💻 Online
🎟 Free to attend

You’ll hear directly from party representatives and have the chance to put your questions to them.

If active travel matters to you, come along and be part of the conversation.
🎟 Register now: cyclinguk.org/scotland2026

🔁 Weekly Events

• 🍃 Mon, 12-2.30pm: Free, fun group ride on paths from Bridgend Farmhouse;

• 🌅 Tues, ⏰ 5.40am: Edinburgh Dawn Patrol - Meet St. Andrew Square, same route each time - more info on their Instagram;

• 🚺 Tues, 5-8pm: Fix My Own Bike session for Women and Minority Genders at The Wee Spoke Hub

• 🎙️ Tues, 5pm: [National] Active Travel Cafe talks and discussion on Zoom

• 🪨 Weds, 5.40am: Edinburgh Dawn Patrol [IG] Gravel edition - starting from 📍 Cairngorm Coffee;

• ☕ Weds, 8:15 - 9:45: Coffee Outside [IG]: Wednesday morning hangouts at 📍 Lochrin Basin - bring a mug, water, a way to boil water, and coffee ☕

• 🛠️ Fortnightly (second & fourth Weds each month), 3pm: Bike Kitchen at Edinburgh Tool Library

• 🔧 Weds, 5-8pm Fix Your Own Bike Sessions at The Bike Station, Tollcross

• 🌅 Thurs, ⏰ 5.40am: Edinburgh Dawn Patrol (same as Tues, details above);

• ✴️ Thurs, 5-8pm: Bike DIY Session at The Wee Spoke Hub

• 🪨 Thurs Evenings: Edinburgh Gravel Cycling Club social group rides;

• 🪛 Weekly Dr Bike cycle repairs from ELREC’s Edinburgh Cycling Club, 10am-3pm at the 📍 Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre - no booking required and all welcome;

• 🔧 Sat, 1-4pm Fix Your Own Bike Sessions at The Bike Station, Tollcross

• ⚙️ Sat, 2-4pm: ‘Bike Cleaning and Oiling’ drop-in session at The Wee Spoke Hub

• 🟰 Edinburgh & Lothians Regional Equality Council’s Edinburgh Cycling Club run weekly group rides and introductory classes;

🔁 Monthly Events

• 🚲 First Friday of the month: Inclusive social bike rides with A Wee Pedal from Bridgend Farmhouse - every Friday 2-4pm between April and Hallowe’en, 1-3pm on the 1st Friday of each month November to March.

• ✊ Last Saturday of the month: Critical Mass Edinburgh, Family-friendly mass protest / group ride, 2pm, Middle Meadow Walk; check out the poster below for upcoming ride dates - don’t forget to grab a t-shirt!

🫂 Help Needed

🚌 Marshal for School Bike Buses | 🙋 Help with school programme ‘I Bike’ | 🗨️Join Spokes’ Planning or Resources group | 🆘 Donate money or bikes to Bikes for Refugees | 📦⚡️ Hire Community Cargobikes, E-bikes or Trailers from SW20, Porty Community Energy or Banzai | ♻️ Donate old bikes to The Bike Station, The Wee Spoke Hub or ‘Brake the Cycle’.

💰 For Sale

🎭 Edinburgh Festival of Cycling are selling one of their cargo bikes, a rather special brushed aluminium finish ‘Anniversary’ edition Urban Arrow Family - great value at this price with low mileage, more details on their website »

📋 Jobs & Opportunities

• 💛 ScoreScotland are recruiting for their board [FB]

• Parents for Future Scotland are looking for immediate cover for an organiser working on air pollution in Edinburgh - starting ASAP until June 2026, possibly extending after this, funding dependent.

  3.5 days a week £200/day on a freelance contract term-time (£9,200 in total)
  The role involves working with schools, parents, and local councils to improve air pollution in different neighbourhoods, through setting up schemes like bike buses/walking buses. Experience of working on active travel/behaviour change initiatives is preferred. Please contact fatima.parents4futurescotland@gmail.com

• 🔧 Via Critical Mass - Edinburgh Tool Library are looking for volunteers to help people learn to repair their bicycles during regular Cycle Kitchen workshops — form here »

🌈 Infrastructure Progress & Consultations

📋 Overviews: CEC’s Active travel improvements programme | Interactive Map from City Mobility Plan prioritisation exercise

✏️ In the Works:

👏 Merchiston Districts Community Council ongoing campaign regarding the junction at Merchiston Ave;

✍️ Take Action:

• 🛣️ Sign the petition to Stop the £55 Million A701 Relief Road »

🔐 Recently Closed:

• 📨 Closed 10th Feb: consultation period for the Silverknowes Rd ETRO providing protected cycleways (ETRO/21/30C).

• 🚲 Closed February 9th: Barnton Connections consultation on safe, protected cycle routes through the area;

• ⛲️Dundee Street Fountainbridge Active Travel Project consultation closed 12 January 2026 | 🗺️ Mapped illustrations (do zoom in!) — Image 1 and Image 2 | 📄 Technical drawings [PDF, 23.7mb]

• 📝 West Edinburgh Link, including Glasgow Rd, South Gyle, Bankhead, Sighthill, Wester Hailes and Clovenstone. “Around 5km of new segregated and improved cycleways, new crossings, path and pavement improvements”, the first phase underway with an initial focus primarily on links to Quiet Route 8 - Technical plans [PDF]

• 🤔 The ‘Curriehill Active Travel Link’ reported by Spokes to have been delayed beyond its 2025 due date by ‘biodiversity concerns’.

• 🤫 Greenbank to Meadows Quiet Route having detrimental changes made, delayed until at least a Standards Commission hearing in March ‘26: Detailed Designs [PDF] | ETRO Published as TRO/25/17

• ⚒️ Road Resurfacing & early ‘Dalry Living Well Locally’ Outcomes

• 🧱 Vital path upgrade through Muir Wood park in Currie

• 🌳 Meadows to Union Canal Link

• 🦦 Burdiehouse & Niddrie Burn Restoration - blue-green regeneration project including 3m wide ‘Pentlands to Portobello’ core path;

• 🔄 Proposals to address issues at Davidson's Mains Roundabout; City Cycling Edinburgh thread | Planned ‘options’ | Comments closed Friday, 16th January

🔬 Trials & Programmes Underway:

• ✨ Improving Old Town Streets | Includes current ETRO for Lawnmarket & Johnston Terrace

📋 Consulted On:

• 🐚 The consultation on Station Road as part of the Musselburgh Active Toun closed mid December;

• 🚋 Major North-South Tramline Consultation | Spokes’ brilliant, detailed response [PDF] | Officers A8 ‘Diversion’ Clarification

• ⭕️ Polwarth Gardens road layout consultation | “Safety Wins: Residents Choose New Polwarth Junction Design, Construction to Begin Within 18 Months” at Merchiston Districts Community Council »

• ⚒️ Queensferry Connections project;

• ⛏️ Marionville Rd and Smokey Brae improvements;

• 🚶🏽‍♂️ Walking, wheeling and cycling improvements in Currie

• 🧪 Edinburgh BioQuarter Active Travel Gaps - Sheriffhall Park & Ride to BioQuarter Campus Route;

• 🌞 Dalry Living Well Locally | Initial Feedback Report » [PDF]

• ⚓ Leith Connections Phase 3 - Hawthornvale to Seafield | Detailed Designs (PDF) »

• 🚴🏽‍♂️ Midlothian Council - A7 Sustainable Transport Corridor

• East Lothian Council - Prestonpans to Levenhall | Combined plans » [Large PDF]

🚧 Under Construction:

• ⛏️ As shared by SW20, work will begin on the paving of a key link between ​​Bloomiehall Park in Juniper Green and Muir Wood Road in Currie on the 9th of February. Owned by developer Taylor Wimpey, an informal path link along the edge of the field has been used for decades since the development of the nearby housing estates, but will only now be formalised into a path suitable for all weather conditions and night-time passage;

• 🧱 Changes to southside protected cycleways at Summerhall under construction until April 2026;

• ⛏️ Burnside Path Repairs & Longstone Sinkhole
  Contractors setting up on site w/c 3/11 for repairs required to the retaining wall/sinkhole. Hope to complete the in-river works by xmas, & reinstatement of sinkhole by end of Feb. Option to extend contract if required. — Longstone Community Council on Bluesky » (including site plan images)

• ⛴️ Queensferry High Street Improvements | Technical drawings [PDF]

• ⚓️ Foot of the Walk to Dock Street | Works leaflet » [PDF] | Progress photos »

• 🚋 Trams to Newhaven Snagging / Defects List »

• 🤬 Silverknowes Rd North being returned to cars | Spokes’ area history

Thanks for reading - ride safe 🚲

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