With building for the next phase of the regeneration at Wauchope and Greendykes getting underway, the council are turning their attention to what Craigmillar's newest streets will be called.

Among the list of names discussed at the public meeting in May meeting were several that are traditionally linked with the area, like Wauchope and Harewood - along with suggestions inspired by former councillor and Lord Provost Jack Kane, Newcraighall born Hearts legend Willie Bauld, and community arts activist Faye Milligan.

There were also numerous options discussed paying tribute to Craigmillar's mining history. Particularly popular was the name Moffat, after two sisters who worked down the mines for the Wauchope family; their Parliamentary testimony helped outlaw child labour in mines in the 1840s.

With guidelines in place to ensure that new street names have not only some kind of link to the locale, as well as much variety as possible, at least 20 new names are going to be needed. From the looks of it, there will be no shortage of options.

Are there any names you would like to see used for the new streets at Wauchope Square and The Courtyards in Greendykes? Post your suggestions here.