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Midlothian snowsport destination plans submitted
Proposals to transform Midlothian Snowsport Centre into an all-year-round, multi-activity leisure facility have moved forward with an application for planning in principle.Dubbed Destination Hillend, the proposals will see the UK’s highest zip line and longest alpine coaster built into the Midlothian hillside.If approved, the project could also include a new reception building, food court, shops, activity dome and glamping wigwams as well as a hotel and freestyle jump slope extension.Councillors agreed to invest £13.8 million of capital funding into the project earlier this year.Subject to the necessary consents the attraction could be up and running by 2022.In the application for planning permission in principle, consultants Sweco said the expansion of the centre will use discreet buildings, giving rise to a low degree of landscape change.
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