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3.8 ha brownfield site at Linkston Way Bathgate, West Lothian

A brownfield site of 3.8 ha in West Lothian, Scotland, on Scotland's Vacant and Derelict Land Survey as previously developed land. It lies 0.48 km from the Paulville substation (SP Energy Networks, South and Central Scotland licence area), which has 12.3 MVA of demand headroom and 25.9 MVA for generation.

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Map: where 3.8 ha brownfield site at Linkston Way Bathgate, West Lothian lies
55.8963, -3.6398 on OpenStreetMap

Facts

Every value links to its source. Licences and last-checked dates are per row.

FactValueSource
Area3.8 ha (the area its register gives)Rare Context powered-land sites · ODbL 1.0 · checked 25 Oct 2026
Site fromScottish Vacant and Derelict Land SurveyRare Context powered-land sites · ODbL 1.0 · checked 25 Oct 2026
Owner typeNot stated (Ownership unknown)Scottish Vacant and Derelict Land Survey: Site Register · Open Government Licence v3.0 · checked 24 Oct 2026
AddressLINKSTON WAY BATHGATEScottish Vacant and Derelict Land Survey: Site Register · Open Government Licence v3.0 · checked 24 Oct 2026
StatusIdle (derelict)Scottish Vacant and Derelict Land Survey: Site Register · Open Government Licence v3.0 · checked 24 Oct 2026
Register referenceBA2202 (planning authority West Lothian)Scottish Vacant and Derelict Land Survey: Site Register · Open Government Licence v3.0 · checked 24 Oct 2026
Previous useManufacturingScottish Vacant and Derelict Land Survey: Site Register · Open Government Licence v3.0 · checked 24 Oct 2026
Development potentialDevelopable - Short TermScottish Vacant and Derelict Land Survey: Site Register · Open Government Licence v3.0 · checked 24 Oct 2026
Register entryVacant or derelict site: Former Foundry, Linkston Way BathgateScottish Vacant and Derelict Land Survey: Site Register · Open Government Licence v3.0 · checked 24 Oct 2026
LocationWest Lothian, ScotlandRare Context powered-land sites · ODbL 1.0 · checked 25 Oct 2026
Coordinates55.8963, -3.6398 (the register's point for the site)Rare Context powered-land sites · ODbL 1.0 · checked 25 Oct 2026
Nearest substationPaulville (0.48 km, register point to the substation's mapped point)Rare Context powered-land sites · ODbL 1.0 · checked 25 Oct 2026
Substation voltage33 kV (levels 33, 11 kV)SP Energy Networks open data portal · CC BY 4.0 · checked 25 Oct 2026
Substation operatorSP Distribution plc (SP Energy Networks, South and Central Scotland licence area)SP Energy Networks open data portal · CC BY 4.0 · checked 25 Oct 2026
Demand headroom at the substation12.3 MVASP Energy Networks open data portal · CC BY 4.0 · checked 25 Oct 2026
Generation headroom at the substation25.9 MVASP Energy Networks open data portal · CC BY 4.0 · checked 25 Oct 2026
Water stressLow (under 10%) (score 0 of 5, withdrawals 4.3% of renewable supply)WRI Aqueduct 4.0 · CC BY 4.0 · checked 25 Oct 2026

The register gives a point and an area, not an outline: the distance runs from that point, so the site's edge can be closer to the substation.

How it compares

#3 of 35 sites in West Lothian and #3,792 of 8,607 in the United Kingdom by site score. Larger than 60% of the sites in West Lothian. Closer to its substation than 97% of them.

PartThis sitePointsOf
Area3.8 ha030
Distance to the substation0.48 km22.830
Demand headroom at the substation12.3 MVA12.340
Site score35100

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Nearby sites on the same substation

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