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A plan for Peebles

Local Place Plan & Town Action Plan

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A plan for Peebles

Local Place Plan & Town Action Plan

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What is Peebles Place Plan?

Peebles Place Plan (PPP) states the community's aspirations and priorities for how we want Peebles to develop over the next 20 years.

The PPP is registered under the Local Place Plan regulation and SBC takes it into account as part of planning policy.

The PPP states our proposals for how land is developed and used within Peebles. It describes the types of changes that local people want to see. It includes a spatial vision of where changes should happen, and a map which shows where.

As part of the PPP, we have also created the Peebles Town Action Plan, which is a more detailed plan for how these changes can be brought about.

More info: SBC's guidance on Local Place Plans; and Our Place.

Who made Peebles Place Plan?

Ideas in the plan come from local townsfolk at public consultation events and build on PCT's 2016 Action Plan (more here).

Thanks to generous funding from SBC, volunteers from Peebles Community Trust, Peebles Community Council and Peebles Civic Society have been assisted by consultants New Practice to perform the Plan for Peebles consultations and produce the current version.

We would like to especially thank Crick Carlton for his significant contribution in leading the Peebles Place Plan on behalf of the local community.

The place plan is registered on behalf of:

Next steps

Now that the plan is registered, the task is to drive forward and facilitate delivery of the Peebles Town Action Plan and Place Plan.

Join us

We are seeking active members of community groups who are willing to take a whole town view and contribute required skills, mentoring and strategic context to make the plan a success.

You can read our draft views on Peebles Placemaking Team evolution and if you'd like to be involved, please contact us.

Registered version of the Peebles Place Plan and Town Action Plan

The PPP was registered as a place plan on 4 Feb 2025, after SBC considered this supporting statement.