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INSIDE THE LEVIATHAN

EXPLORING NEW St ANDREW’S HOUSE Demolition of the doomed St James Centre comes closer day by day.Boots moved out yesterday, leaving another…
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE

If Edinburgh Council gets its way, colourful scenes like this could soon be gone forever.The City Centre and Leith Neighbourhood Office seeks…
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NO NEWS FROM VIENNA

Such is the safety of modern international air travel that we tend to respond with shock – not just horror – when something goes terribly wrong.…
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DEGREES OF FREEDOM AND PRESENCE

MARTIN McKENZIE: LA MER DU SUD Welcome back to The Sutton Gallery, which this month returns with its first exhibition of the year – and what a…
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EDINBURGH SAFARI STARTS HERE

The sun is out, the days are lengthening, and the light is definitely improving.If your home suddenly feels dirty and covered in smudges, get out in…
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BELLEVUE CHAPEL AIMS TO GROW

Bellevue Chapel on Rodney Street seeks planning permission for extensions to the side (on Cornwallis Place) and rear (Ref. 16/02317/FUL).The proposed…
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SWORD CUTS TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT

RHYS FULLERTON REVIEWS ILONA SZALAY: QUEEN OF SWORDS After less than a year, Ilona Szalay is back at the Arusha Gallery with another…
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WHO’S BEHIND SANDY HILL APPEAL?

To nobody’s great surprise, Provincial Property Holding Ltd (PPH) has appealed the Council’s refusal of planning permission for eight townhouses…
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BURNS ANNOUNCES INDEPENDENT INQUIRY INTO PPP1 SCHOOLS

Following the recommendations of an Edinburgh Schools report, Council Leader Andrew Burns today announced that CEC will set up an independently…
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ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT

Visitors to the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh on Saturday were very much enjoying looking at sheds. Yes, sheds! The Ideal Hut Show is an open-…
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