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12202 ScotRail is part of the Published by (Textphone Service – for the hard of hearing) 18001 0800 2 901 912 OR 0800 2 901 912 Assisted Travel [email protected] 0344 0141 811 can contact Customer Relations on: general enquiries, telesales, you all including For www.scotrail.co.uk ScotRail (please note, calls to this number may be recorded) 4803457 50 49 EnquiriesNational Rail Abellio ScotRail Ltd. ScotRail Abellio National Rail Calling at: Haymarket, Prestonpans, Musselburgh, Longniddry, Wallyford, Drem network 2018 May 19 – 2017 Glasgow – Edinburgh & North Berwick / Dunbar via Motherwell & Carstairs Glaschu – Dn ideann & Bearaig a Tuath / Dn Brr taobh Thobar na Mthar & Chaisteal Tarrais December TRAIN TIMES 10 Welcome to your new train timetable Station Facilities We are building the best railway that Scotland has ever had. Over the course of the next few Carluke P months, we will be introducing our new electric train fleet, delivering a true inter-city service Carstairs P across the country and upgrading the network so that it is more reliable than ever before. All Drem U of this will mean more seats, faster journeys and a better, more punctual service for all of our Dunbar ** S customers. At the same time, we are upgrading our stations, rolling out queue-busting smart Edinburgh ** S tickets and investing heavily in things like CCTV upgrades across the country. Glasgow Central ** S Haymarket S Doing this amount of work – and running a full service every single day – is not an easy task. Longniddry U However, we are very proud of the fact that we are now the best performing large train operator Motherwell S in the UK. Our 7500 members of staff are committed to keeping you moving, come rain or shine. Musselburgh U North Berwick U Prestonpans U Wallyford U Wishaw S Cycle racks / storage Taxi rank Toilets Travelling to / from the station by bus? Other bus services may be available from Bike & Go Ticket Vending Machine S – Staffed stations on this route. For full details please P – Part-time contact Traveline Scotland – your one-stop- Car parking Platform Validator U – Unstaffed shop for all your public transport journeys. Facility is available ** Parking charges apply Scan this QR code to download the free Traveline Scotland app * Calls cost 12p per minute plus your phone company’s Download our free app with ‘real-time’ train access charge. Lines are open 24 hours. information from www.scotrail.co.uk/app Glasgow – Edinburgh – North Berwick / Dunbar All ScotRail services within this timetable convey Standard Class accommodation only Mondays to Fridays Mondays GR XC GR XC XC XC XC XC XC XC Glasgow Central d • 0601 • 0648 • 0705 0748 • 0900 • • 0933 • • 1100 • • 1146 • • 1300 • • • Motherwell d • 0616 • 0705 • 0722 0804 • 0915 • • 0957 • • 1115 • • 1204 • • 1315 • • • Wishaw d • • • • • 0733 • • • • • 1003 • • • • • 1209 • • • • • • Carluke d • • • • • 0740 • • • • • 1009 • • • • • 1215 • • • • • • Carstairs d • • • • • 0750 • • • • • 1018 • • • • • 1224 • • • • • • Haymarket d • 0657 • 0748 • 0828 0851 • 0957 • • 1049 1051 • 1154 • • 1249 • • 1354 • • • Edinburgh a • 0701 • 0752 • 0834 0856 • 1002 • • 1054 1055 • 1158 • • 1254 • • 1358 • • • Edinburgh d 0548 0707 0713 • 0815 0842 0908 0943 • 1014 1043 • 1106 1142 • 1212 1243 • 1307 1343 • 1414 1443 1508 Musselburgh d • • 0719 • 0821 0848 • 0949 • 1020 1049 • • 1149 • 1218 1249 • • 1349 • 1420 1449 • Wallyford d • • 0723 • • 0852 • 0953 • • 1053 • • 1153 • • 1253 • • 1353 • • 1453 • Prestonpans d • • 0726 • • 0855 • 0956 • • 1056 • • 1156 • • 1256 • • 1356 • • 1456 • Longniddry d • • 0731 • • 0900 • 1001 • • 1101 • • 1201 • • 1301 • • 1401 • • 1501 • Drem d • • 0737 • • 0906 • 1007 • • 1107 • • 1208 • • 1307 • • 1407 • • 1507 • North Berwick a • • 0746 • 0840 0915 • 1016 • • 1116 • • 1216 • • 1316 • • 1416 • • 1516 • Dunbar a 0609 0728 • • • • 0928 • • 1039 • • 1126 • • 1237 • • 1328 • • 1439 • 1528 XC XC GR XC GR XC GR GR XC FO FX FO Glasgow Central d 1406 • 1500 • • • 1547 • • 170 0 • • • • 1900 • • 1946 • • • 2105 • • Motherwell d 1425 • 1516 • • • 1603 • • 1716 • • • • 1916 • • 2004 • • • 2123 • • Wishaw d 1431 • • • • • 1617 • • • • • • • • • • 2010 • • • • • • Carluke d 1438 • • • • • 1628 • • • • • • • • • • 2016 • • • • • • Carstairs d 1452 • • • • • 1637 • • • • • • • • • • 2025 • • • • • • Haymarket d 1518 • 1556 • • • 1705 1721 1741 1755 • • 1836 • 1955 • 2046 2054 • • • • • • Edinburgh a 1524 • 1601 • • • 1711 1726 1745 1800 • • 1840 • 1959 • 2050 2100 • • • 2221 • • Edinburgh d • 1543 • 1633 1642 1707 1715 1731 1748 1807 1814 1830 1847 1945 2003 2043 2100 • 2143 2200 2207 • 2301 2313 Musselburgh d • 1549 • 1639 1649 • 1721 • 1755 • 1820 • 1854 1952 • 2049 • • 2149 • 2213 • 2309 2319 Wallyford d • 1553 • • 1653 • 1725 • 1759 • 1824 • 1859 1956 • 2053 • • 2153 • • • • 2323 Prestonpans d • 1556 • • 1656 • 1729 • 1802 • 1827 • 1902 1959 • 2056 • • 2156 • • • • 2326 Longniddry d • 1601 • • 1701 • 1734 • 1807 • 1832 • 1908 2004 • 2101 • • 2201 • • • • 2331 Drem d • 1607 • • 1707 • 1740 • 1813 • 1838 • 1915 2011 • 2107 • • 2207 • • • • 2337 North Berwick a • 1616 • • 1716 • 1749 • 1822 • 1847 • 1924 2019 • 2116 • • 2216 • • • • 2356 Dunbar a • • • 1659 • 1727 • 1752 • 1827 • 1850 • • 2023 • 2121 • • 2221 2241 • 2334 • Saturdays GR XC GR XC XC XC XC XC Glasgow Central d • 0601 • 0648 0703 0748 • • 0900 • • • 0930 • • • 1100 • • • 1146 • • • Motherwell d • 0617 • 0705 0722 0804 • • 0915 • • • 0957 • • • 1115 • • • 1204 • • • Wishaw d • • • • 0733 • • • • • • • 1003 • • • • • • • 1209 • • • Carluke d • • • • 0740 • • • • • • • 1009 • • • • • • • 1215 • • • Carstairs d • • • • 0749 • • • • • • • 1018 • • • • • • • 1224 • • • Haymarket d • 0657 • 0748 0822 0851 • • 0957 • • • 1050 1050 • • 1154 • • • 1250 • • • Edinburgh a • 0701 • 0753 0829 0856 • • 1002 • • • 1054 1055 • • 1159 • • • 1255 • • • Edinburgh d 0548 0707 0742 • 0841 0908 0912 0943 • 1008 1012 1043 • 1108 1112 1143 • 1208 1212 1243 • 1309 1312 1343 Musselburgh d • • 0748 • 0847 • 0918 0949 • 1014 1018 1049 • • 1118 1149 • 1214 1218 1249 • • 1318 1349 Wallyford d • • 0752 • 0851 • 0922 0953 • • 1022 1053 • • 1122 1153 • • 1222 1253 • • 1322 1353 Prestonpans d • • 0755 • 0854 • 0925 0956 • • 1025 1056 • • 1125 1156 • • 1225 1256 • • 1325 1356 Longniddry d • • 0800 • 0859 • 0930 1001 • • 1030 1101 • • 1130 1201 • • 1230 1301 • • 1330 1401 Drem d • • 0806 • 0905 • 0936 1007 • • 1037 1107 • • 1136 1207 • • 1236 1307 • • 1336 1407 North Berwick a • • 0815 • 0914 • 0945 1016 • • 1045 1116 • • 1145 1216 • • 1245 1316 • • 1345 1416 Dunbar a 0609 0728 • • • 0928 • • • 1041 • • • 1128 • • • 1236 • • • 1329 • • XC XC XC XC GR XC GR XC GR Glasgow Central d 1300 • • • • • 1406 • 1500 • • • • 1546 • • 170 0 • • • • 1900 • • Motherwell d 1316 • • • • • 1425 • 1516 • • • • 1603 • • 1716 • • • • 1915 • • Wishaw d • • • • • • 1431 • • • • • • 1609 • • • • • • • • • • Carluke d • • • • • • 1438 • • • • • • 1624 • • • • • • • • • • Carstairs d • • • • • • 1452 • • • • • • 1634 • • • • • • • • • • Haymarket d 1355 • • • • • 1519 • 1556 • • • • 1705 1721 • 1755 • • • • 1953 • • Edinburgh a 1359 • • • • • 1524 • 1600 • • • • 1711 1726 • 1800 • • • • 1958 • • Edinburgh d • 1408 1412 1443 1508 1512 • 1543 • 1608 1612 1643 1708 1714 1731 1743 1808 1812 1843 1900 1943 • 2000 2043 Musselburgh d • 1414 1419 1449 • 1518 • 1549 • 1614 1619 1649 • 1720 • 1749 • 1818 1849 • 1949 • • 2049 Wallyford d • • 1423 1453 • 1522 • 1553 • • 1623 1653 • 1724 • 1753 • 1823 1853 • 1953 • • 2053 Prestonpans d • • 1426 1456 • 1525 • 1556 • • 1626 1656 • 1727 • 1756 • 1826 1856 • 1956 • • 2056 Longniddry d • • 1431 1501 • 1530 • 1601 • • 1631 1701 • 1732 • 1801 • 1831 1901 • 2001 • • 2101 Drem d • • 1437 1507 • 1536 • 1607 • • 1637 1707 • 1738 • 1807 • 1838 1907 • 2007 • • 2107 North Berwick a • • 1446 1516 • 1545 • 1616 • • 1646 1716 • 1747 • 1816 • 1846 1916 • 2016 • • 2116 Dunbar a • 1442 • • 1528 • • • • 1636 • • 1730 • 1752 • 1828 • • 1920 • • 2021 • XC Sundays XC XC XC XC XC Glasgow Central d 1946 • 2105 • • Glasgow Central d • • • • 1055 • 1202 • • 1348 • 1455 • Motherwell d 2004 • • • • Motherwell d • • • • 1114 • 1218 • • 1403 • 1513 • Wishaw d 2010 • • • • Haymarket d • • • • 1152 • 1256 • • 1442 • 1552 • Carluke d 2016 • • • • Edinburgh a • • • • 1157 • 1301 • • 1447 • 1557 • Carstairs d 2025 • • • • Edinburgh d 0933 1033 1104 1133 • 1233 1308 1333 1433 1508 1533 • 1633 Haymarket d 2053 • 2155 • • Musselburgh d 0939 1039 • 1139 • 1239 • 1339 1439 • 1539 • 1639 Edinburgh a 2058 • 2200 • • Wallyford d 0943 1043 • 1143 • 1243 • 1343 1443 • 1543 • 1643 Edinburgh d • 2143 • 2206 2311 Prestonpans d 0946 1046 • 1146 • 1246 • 1346 1446 • 1546 • 1646 Musselburgh d • 2149 • 2212 2317 Longniddry d 0951 1051 • 1151 • 1251 • 1351 1451 • 1551 • 1651 Wallyford d • 2153 • • 2321 Drem d 0958 1058 • 1158 • 1258 • 1358 1458 • 1558 • 1658 Prestonpans d • 2156 • • 2324 North Berwick a 1006 1106 • 1206 • 1306 • 1406 1506 • 1606 • 1706 Longniddry d • 2201 • • 2329 Dunbar a • • 1124 • • • 1328 • • 1528 • • • Drem d • 2207 • • 2335 North Berwick a • 2216 • • 2354 There are no Sunday services on this route at Wishaw, Carluke and Carstairs Dunbar a • • • 2231 • Sundays XC GR XC GR GR XC GR XC Notes and symbols Glasgow Central d • • • 1655 • • • • 1900 • • • 2058 GR Service operated by Virgin Trains East Coast Motherwell d • • • 1713 • • • • 1916 • • • 2118 XC Service operated by CrossCountry Haymarket d • • • 1751 • • • • 1959 • • • 2204 Edinburgh a • • • 1755 • • • • 2003 • • • 2208 a Arrival
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  • Wallyford Participatory Appraisal

    Wallyford Participatory Appraisal

    WWAALLLLYYFFOORRDD PPAARRTTIICCIIPPAATTOORRYY AAPPPPRRAAIISSAALL A report on the work carried out by students undertaking a short course organised by the Scottish Community Diet Project. October 05 1 Contents. Page Introduction. 1 Community Planning 2 Placement objectives. 3 Finding out what we want to know. 4 Display 5 Finding Out what we want to know –what PA methods 6-16 Findings from Research Key Points ??Issues from the community 17 ??Recommendations. 18 ??Gaps/Further work. 19 Acknowledgements 20 Appendices ??Appendix1. Wallyford Community profile 21-24 ??Appendix2. Findings from 2001 Census. 25-26 ??Appendix3. Local food access information. 27 2 Introduction. This study was carried out by a group of students undertaking a training course in Participatory Appraisal organised by the Scottish Community Diet Project and run by Vikki Hilton. Participatory Appraisal is an approach that enables people to share their ideas and knowledge about life and local concerns. Using a range of visual tools the group engaged with a wide range of people in Wallyford over a period of 2 days to determine what is important to them about local food access. On their final evening their findings were put up on display in the local community centre. 3 Community Planning. Wallyford is about to almost double in size from a village to a small town within the next 10 years. Community planning is currently trying to ascertain which type of retail outlets / and locations will best meet the needs of the expanding community. (Integration of new and old communities is also an issue) Some of the questions they raised at our meeting included: Questions 1) Where do you shop at the moment? 2) How do you get there? 3) What food would you expect to buy in the ‘new small town’ of Wallyford? 4) Would you expect to do all your food shopping in the ‘future’ Wallyford? 5) In the proposed central area, should it be: ??Pedestrian area only.
  • Representing Aberlady, Dirleton, Drem and Gullane

    Representing Aberlady, Dirleton, Drem and Gullane

    G U L L A N E A R E A C O M M UNI T Y C O UN C I L (Representing Aberlady, Dirleton, Drem and Gullane) www.gaddabout.org.uk Chairman: J D Findlay Secretary: Tracy Ann Lonie The Coach House 60 The Village, Goose Green Road Archerfield Gullane Dirleton, East Lothian EH312BA East Lothian EH41 4AB Mr Keith Scott 15 May 2015 Transport Division, East Lothian Council John Muir House Brewery Park HadDington EH41 3HA Dear Mr Scott Road Traffic Order Ref. TO/13/070 High St Aberlady. The Gullane Area Community Council woulD like to raise some concerns about the above Traffic order, anD just as importantly, the forgoing consultation process. This process was presumably announced in the Courier and usual public notice websites sometime early in November. As far as we can recall, there was no local advice to resiDents affecteD by the proposals, such as the neighbour notices that are published when planning applications are made. It is unreasonable to expect orDinary folk to be alert to these notices. We are now in a position where the village, which is strongly opposed to the proposals, will have to apply to the Court of Session to make their views known. Turning to the Traffic Order itself, this introDuces parking restrictions along the A198 arounD the corner of Sea WynD, and into what the map attached to the Order incorrectly and rather confusingly calls The Gardens. This is a matter that was consiDereD some fifteen years ago or more, and was firmly rejecteD by the village after consultation.