East Lothian Council has announced it is seeking views over plans to replace Whitecraig Primary School.
Construction of a new school, to replace the existing building nearby, is being supported through the Scottish Government's Infrastructure Investment Plan.
The new school will include modern teaching facilities in a high-quality learning environment, as well as space for community use.
East Lothian Council is seeking to gain feedback on the proposals as an early stage of the planning process. Comments gathered on the recently-published Proposal of Application Notice (PAN) will be used to inform the final planning application, which is expected to be submitted later will also be the subject of a more detailed consultation.
Following a recent online consultation event, information on the proposals has been published on the council's Consulation Hub.
This will be live for comment until 10 December.
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01/12/2021
Council Seeks Views Over Plans To Replace Whitecraig Primary School


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