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Like many local residents, Iain Whyte was concerned to hear that planning permission has been granted for three houses to be built in Ravelston Quarry. Cllr Iain Whyte is regularly contacted by Inverleith residents who are keen to see improvements to local roads and pavements. Residents of Inverleith Ward have contacted local councillor Iain Whyte over road troubles in their area. Edinburgh Council Elections Tuesday, 16 May, Cllr Iain Whyte asks for your thoughts Tuesday, 21 March, Crossing to the Botanics Thursday, 2 March,