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‘EXPECTANT OF BELLEVUE’ EXAMINES THE ENTRAILS Cannibalistic seagulls, AK47s, belly dancing and the Napoleonic Wars are the last things you’d…
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THE GLUG-TOR WILL SEE YOU NOW

When it comes to the positive health effects of alcohol consumption, and the likely advice one is likely to receive on the subject from members of…
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CHOICE CUTS OF PLANNING NEWS

The gradual evolution of 2 Hart Street Lane continues, with minor variations to an already consented revamp of the northern elevation being approved…
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HIGHLY SPRUNG AND SADLY FUN

Easter may still be two weeks away, but guerilla gardener and installation artist Christina ‘Granny’ Thompson has never been one to let calendrical…
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HALF-SUNK WITHOUT TRACE

… UNTIL NOW  Cabinet papers newly released under the 30-year rule cast a surprising light on Edinburgh’s seascape.  Inchmickery stands…
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ISSUE 261 – OUT TOMORROW!

Get out your brolly! It’s about to start raining Spurtles.April's issue will begin to precipitate on the streets tomorrow, bringing a topical…
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BBC INTERVIEWS DRUMMOND PUPILS

Jodie Hannan, Headteacher of Drummond Community High School, writes:BBC News interviewed S5 pupils Mohsin Syed, Katherine Dempsie, Maria Correia,…
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COUNCIL CANDIDATES NAMED

The deadline for nomination of candidates in the forthcoming Council elections (4 May) passed yesterday. Candidates in the three wards that…
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MUM’S THE WORDS

It’s that time of year when reminders of motherhood seem to be on every corner. And Broughton Street’s A-board artists are being as inventive as…
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A QUESTION OF TRUST

BANDSTAND PLANS STILL LEAVE UNANSWERED QUESTIONS Partially eclipsed by high-profile hoo-has over the old Royal High School, the Ross Development…
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