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PLANNING UPDATE – 28.2.11
Roxburgh Investment Ltd have been granted listed building consent to convert 26–8 Albany Street into 4 flats and a townhouse (Ref. 10/03518/LBC).…
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Roxburgh Investment Ltd have been granted listed building consent to convert 26–8 Albany Street into 4 flats and a townhouse (Ref. 10/03518/LBC).…
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HARD WINTER WORKS OUT FOR 'LOCAL HERO'
In Issue 192, Scott Reed described how élite sponsorship from the Bank of Scotland would help daughter Kimberley's progress next season as a highly…
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In Issue 192, Scott Reed described how élite sponsorship from the Bank of Scotland would help daughter Kimberley's progress next season as a highly…
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McDONALD ROAD COOP PLAN: REACTIONS
Since we broke the news last week that the Coop Group plans to open a new 'convenience store' on McDonald Road, reactions have started coming in from…
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Since we broke the news last week that the Coop Group plans to open a new 'convenience store' on McDonald Road, reactions have started coming in from…
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What's in, what's oot, what's shaking it all aboot this month in Broughton and beyond ...
Edinburgh Bands Together on Sunday 6 March at The Jam House (5 Queen Street) to raise money for St Columba’s Hospice. Standing tickets are £10,…
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Edinburgh Bands Together on Sunday 6 March at The Jam House (5 Queen Street) to raise money for St Columba’s Hospice. Standing tickets are £10,…
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PROFILE: LAURENCE JAMES NICOLSON, THE 'BARD OF THULE' (1844–1901)
In Rosebank Cemetery, an inscription ends:SERENE HE SLEEPS WHOSE SONGS OF LOVE AND HOME HAVE OFTEN CHEERED US ON THE WORLD’S HIGHWAY; AND HERE WE…
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In Rosebank Cemetery, an inscription ends:SERENE HE SLEEPS WHOSE SONGS OF LOVE AND HOME HAVE OFTEN CHEERED US ON THE WORLD’S HIGHWAY; AND HERE WE…
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FINE FOODIES FAVOUR BROUGHTON, DAMN IT!
Surely, nothing is more irritating than metropolitan lifestyle journalists dipping their oh-so-delicate toes into the too-hot-too-cold-too-tepid…
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Surely, nothing is more irritating than metropolitan lifestyle journalists dipping their oh-so-delicate toes into the too-hot-too-cold-too-tepid…
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LEITH BACKS NEW GAELIC ROLE FOR BONNINGTON
Leith Central Community Council will back the former Bonnington Primary School as a stand-alone centre for primary-level, Gaelic-medium education (…
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Leith Central Community Council will back the former Bonnington Primary School as a stand-alone centre for primary-level, Gaelic-medium education (…
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STRAP ON A SOU'WESTER – ISSUE 192 IS COMING SOON
Spurtle staff are busy dotting the ts and crossing the last of their is as Issue 192 nears completion today.We expect to print on Monday, ready for…
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Spurtle staff are busy dotting the ts and crossing the last of their is as Issue 192 nears completion today.We expect to print on Monday, ready for…
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SCEPTICS STILL SLATING DUNDAS STREET ROOF PLAN
Full details, background papers, plans and drawings are now available for the controversial proposal to mount mobile telephone antennae on Dundas…
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Full details, background papers, plans and drawings are now available for the controversial proposal to mount mobile telephone antennae on Dundas…
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DRUMMOND DISCOVERS JOHN MUIR
This year a new Wider Achievement Opportunity – The John Muir Award – was introduced in Drummond Community High School. Student Bilal Shahid tells…
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This year a new Wider Achievement Opportunity – The John Muir Award – was introduced in Drummond Community High School. Student Bilal Shahid tells…
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