Category: Local Place Plan
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A1 crossing and Active Travel: open meeting
Join ELCC at Spott Village Hall on Wednesday 2 December, 7–9 pm, to hear the A1 crossing feasibility study findings, discuss walking, wheeling and cycling connections, and share your views. Everyone welcome.
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Beth’s blog – delivering the Local Place Plan
Read the latest blog from Energy Projects Partnership Manager, Beth Landon
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Our Hedgerows
Help plant, survey and restore local hedgerows. No experience is needed; training will be provided.
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Community Transport Open Meeting – 4 November postponed
The Community Transport meeting at Spott 4th November has been postponed.
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Autumn Community Benefits funding deadlines and Advice
Upcoming Fund deadlines, and also EGL1 funding assistance this autumn
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EGL1 application support webinar — 7 October 2026
Wednesday 7 October 2026, 12:30–1:30pm, online. Join Foundation Scotland’s application-support webinar for people and groups interested in EGL1 community benefit funding. Registration details are in the post.
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Do you have an idea that could benefit East Lammermuir?
EGL1 funding is open. Looking for help applying for Community Benefits funding?
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Allowing East Lammermuir’s Burns to Breathe
Jenny, East Lammermuir Catchment Development Officer with Sustaining Dunbar, explains how giving local burns more space can help wildlife and farmland, and where nature may need support to recover.
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Hedgerows: Branxton and Crystal Rig IV update, September 2026
This update records information published on 18 September 2026 about hedgerows and tree planting near energy-project works. Branxton substation and the C121 near Innerwick SP Energy Networks said it was reviewing detailed plans for road widening at the entrance to the new Branxton substation. Further surveys and assessment of clearance requirements were needed before decisions…
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Autumn Round of NnG funding 2026
Applications for this round closed on 18 October 2026.
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Eastern Green Link (EGL1) funding Views
Eastern Green Link wider funding – how you think this money should be spent?
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Beth’s Blog – About a path
In an area impacted by multiple energy projects, a community’s aspirations for their place are not just something which can be advanced through community benefits, but something which should be considered at all stages of the lifecycle of the energy developments. Take active travel for instance. Getting about safely by bike, walking and horse riding…