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Remember not to leave valuables in your car - even if locked in the boot

Please be aware that there is a “contractor” going around offering to provide dropped kerbs for £200. A more realistic price is about £600.

 

Before agreeing to a dropped kerb a resident needs to obtain a permit from the Council under the terms of the Roads (Scotland ) Act.  Planning permission may also be required.

 

If a sub standard dropped kerb is provided, it is up to the resident to rectify this at their cost.

 

The Police and Trading Standards have been advised, however they have stated advised that their scope for action is limited. It is important therefore that residents should only engage a bona fide contractor and ensure they have a permit before proceeding to have a dropped kerb installed.

See anything suspicious? Being bothered or intimidated  by youths?
  Then phone your local police station - Oxgangs - on 441 1518. If they don't know about it they can't help you.
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