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EYES OPEN FOR ALBERT

Albert is a two-year-old black cat: neutered, chipped, wearing a black collar with coloured stones.His usual stamping ground is Annandale Street,…
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FIG TARTE TATIN

With relatively few ingredients, there’s not a lot that can go wrong with a tarte tatin recipe ... you might think.I – and I’m sure the contestants…
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DOORS OPEN DAY – SPURTLESHIRE UNHINGED

This year's Edinburgh Doors Open Day returns next weekend on Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 September. Organised by the Cockburn Association, it is every…
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COUNCIL CONSULTS ON NEW PROPERTY CONSERVATION MEASURES

Readers will recall the scandal which recently engulfed City of Edinburgh Council's Property Conservation Service (PCS). There have been allegations…
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PATH PLANS MAKE PROGRESS – VIEWS SOUGHT

Friends of the Rocheid Path (FORP) have held several meetings with City of Edinburgh Council officials about how to restore and improve the popular…
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HIGH COURT PLAN FOR CITY CENTRE: PLANNING UPDATE (11.9.12)

We are all of us struggling through the Recession in our own ways. Hard-pressed residents of the Regent, Royal and Carlton Terraces are clearly…
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REST AND BE THANKFUL

Bellevue's Drummond Tennis Club members are celebrating Andy Murray's Olympic win in style, with this new gold back-rest for one of their benches.…
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TURN OF THE YEAR ON BROUGHTON STREET

Union Gallery's offering this month is a group exhibition featuring work by 12 contemporary Scottish artists, most of whom will be familiar to…
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REPORT HIGHLIGHTS FLOOD RESPONSE SHORTCOMINGS AND FUNDING SHORTFALLS

A new report, due to go before the Transport, Infrastructure and Environment Committee on Thursday next week, says lessons have been learned from…
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COUNCIL STEPS IN TO CUT EMPTY HOMES

City of Edinburgh's Coalition partners are delivering on a promise made after May's election by setting up an Empty Homes Task Force.The proportion…
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