On an 81% turnout, 86% of residents backed proposals for regenerating the Teviot estate with new homes, new green and play spaces, shops, community and faith facilities, and improved infrastructure.
An independent ballot of 617 eligible Teviot residents was conducted by Electoral Reform Services.
Since the ballot, consultation with the Residents’ Steering Group (RSG) and the local community has been ongoing, with residents contributing to the scheme’s procurement and designs.
Our partners
Teviot residents worked with us to appoint Housebuilder of the Year, Hill as joint venture partner to deliver the Teviot regeneration.
BPTW are the scheme architects, Lichfield are the partnership’s planning consultants and Kanda are our political consultants.
A planning application to the local authority is expected to be submitted in spring 2024.
Commonplace
You can find details on what people are telling us on Commonplace, a dedicated consultation hub for the Teviot regeneration, where you can share your thoughts on the plans, at any time.
Resident drop ins
Residents can find out about upcoming events or drop in for a chat with our Resident Empowerment team at the Teviot container on St Leonards Road, every Wednesday, from 2-4pm.
What regeneration could look like
Features of the scheme could include:
- 1,750 new homes (a mix of flats, maisonettes and houses to meet Teviot residents’ housing need)
- New green and play spaces
- New shops
- Community and faith facilities
- Improved infrastructure
Teviot regeneration area
Households on the Teviot estate included within the regeneration area are:
- 1-71 Brion Place
- 1-77 (odd numbers) Chadbourn Street
- 3-55 (odd numbers) Dewberry Street
- 3-107 Spey Street
- 184-194 (even numbers) St Leonards Road
- 92-506 (even numbers) Teviot Street
- 1-41 (odd numbers) Ullin Street
- 1-107 (odd numbers) Zetland Street
This map also shows the areas identified for regeneration, inside the red line boundaries marked here.
