Plans for a residential development in a part of Edinburgh earmarked for major regeneration have been struck down by the Scottish Government, after developers were accused of "jumping the gun".
Councillors were left furious last year after proposals came forward for over 200 flats at Seafield despite the wider vision for the area having not been set.
An appeal was swiftly lodged in a bid to overturn their refusal of planning permission in principle, however this has proved unsuccessful and the application has now been ripped up entirely.
