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New Cadet Training Hall Approved in Edinburgh

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Edinburghs Canonmills Area to Gain New Cadet Training Hall: Planners Approve Project, Local Reactions Positive

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New Cadet Training Hall Approved in Edinburgh

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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!New Cadet Training Hall Approved in Edinburgh. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Planners in Edinburgh have approved a new cadet training hall in the Cannon Mills area. The defense infrastructure organization wants to tear down an old garage and a couple of rundown buildings at 70 East Claremont Street. In their place, they'll build a single-story facility packed with training spaces, four flexible classrooms, two offices, storage areas, and restrooms. The project keeps the site's existing brick walls and adds parking for up to 15 vehicles. Those gave the go ahead on March 11, saying it fits right into the local conservation area without harming the neighborhood's look, or residence piece. Local reactions have been mostly positive. The new town and Broughton Community Council backs were placing the eyesore with something useful, though they called the design a bit plain and mismatched to nearby buildings. Two people left neutral feedback on the council's planning site. The team behind the plan stressed using materials and a low profile to blend with surroundings.

No big objections came up, so everything moved forward smoothly. With approval in hand, work can start any time within the next three years, breathing fresh life into an neglected spot for young cadets. I'm Corey with the story, and you've been listening to Edinburgh News Today, AI Power Local News.

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