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ARCHAEOLOGISTS SEEK VOLUNTEERS FOR BOTANIC COTTAGE SITE DIG

An archaeological dig on the site of the former Botanic Garden and Cottage on Haddington Place (1763–1821) will take place next month, and…
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ISSUE 231 – OUT SOON!

The latest Spurtle is nearly ready and will be beautifying Broughton with local news, views and opinion from Tuesday onwards.Issue 231 contains July-…
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DRUMMOND PUPILS TAP FINANCIAL EXPERTISE

Financial literacy and entrepreneurship were the subjects of a recent seminar for Drummond CHS pupils in years S3–S6.  Plumbing Pensions (UK)…
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IT'S OFFICIAL – ROCKSTAR BOSS IS NEW St STEPHEN'S OWNER

As exclusively insinuated by the Spurtle back in April (Breaking news, 7.4.14; 7.5.14), the purchaser of St Stephen’s Church is Leslie Benzies,…
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RUBBISH – WHERE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S A WAY, SAYS McVEY

Parts of Warriston will be among the first areas in the city to experience new waste collection arrangements in September. Those affected will be…
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UNION GALLERY CELEBRATES FIFTH ON THE FOURTH

The Union Gallery on Broughton Street will mark five years in business next week with a mixed exhibition featuring some of its regular artists.…
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DRUMMOND CHS – A CUT ABOVE

Drummond Community High School’s annual Celebration of Achievement last night was the last for headteacher Norma Prentice, at least for now, …
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FIRST THOUGHTS ON HADDINGTON PLACE PLANS

Representatives of the developer S. Harrison Development Ltd (SHD) were on hand in McDonald Road Library yesterday afternoon and evening to explain…
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PUPILS, PLUMBERS AND PAOLOZZI

For the third consecutive year, Art pupils at Drummond CHS have undertaken a project with support from SNIPEF, the plumbing trade association based…
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NARROW SADDLED BIKE SORELY MISSED

This distinctive-looking bike was stolen from a garage in the lane off Melgund Terrace on 17 or 18 June. Its owner wants it back, and is asking for…
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