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The Chief Executive
Scottish Law Commission
140 Causewayside
Edinburgh EH9 1PR

Tel: 0131 668 2131
Fax: 0131 662 4900

Our offices are situated in the Newington area of Edinburgh, just over 1 mile south of the city centre. There are good public transport links: by rail to Waverley Station (1.1 miles) and a wide choice of buses from the city centre to Newington Road, Salisbury Place and Causewayside. We have onsite car and bicycle parking: please contact us before your visit to check availability. There is wheelchair access to the ground floor of the building.

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