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Community Council public meetings have been suspended due to the current pandemic and government guidelines to self isolate.  However, Community Council business will still be carried out by email and ZOOM meetings whenever possible.  If you have concerns that you would normally bring along to a public meeting to raise, please either contact us by using the contact page on this site, email directly to landdcc20@gmail.com or phone 07942 600106.

If you require assistance during the pandemic contact Kindness Midlothian at CLL@midlothian.gov.uk or phone 0131 270 7500 and ask for the Kindness Group.

Please note the Annual General Meeting has been postponed from November 2020 to 9th November 2021 in the hope we will be able to have a public meeting at that time.

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Internal links

Constitution & Standing Orders

Community Councils Code of Conduct


2020 Minutes of Meetings



 External links

The Scottish Government

Midlothian Council

The Association of Scottish Community Councils

Undiscovered Scotland - Loanhead entry



Community links

Loanhead Community Development Association

Loanhead Gala Day

Loanhead Parish Church

Loanhead After School Club

Community Council Membership

Community Council members are elected for a three year term. This next election will be held on Tuesday 9th November 2021.

Loanhead and District Community Council serves the town of Loanhead and the village of Straiton; the communities along the west side of the A701 between the City bypass and the residential parks on the west side of the A701.

The Community Council is an elected body comprising up to 17 members, two seats being reserved to residents of the residential parks of Nivensknowe Park, Pentland Park and Straiton Park. See map.


Membership is usually for a term of 3 years.  The general rule for eligibility is that candidates must be resident in the specific Community Council Area and aged 16 years or over on the date of the election.

Nominations should be made on the Nomination Form and submitted by the Tuesday preceding the date of the next annual general meeting which is usually the second Tuesday in November.

Midlothian Council has produced a Guide for Community Councils in line with changes implemented by the Scottish Government, which prospective candidates are advised to read.
 
The Community Council meetings are open to members of the public. If you wish to raise an issue, you can attend in person, or use our contact page.


Page last updated 1st February 2021.  Site went live 15 December 2010.  Any problems with this site please email landdcc20@gmail.com or use the contact page.
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