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PARIS SPRINGS TO DEFEND POLICE

Chief Inspector Bob Paris has defended Police Scotland’s performance in the city centre, and advised Broughton locals to get a sense of…
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MALCOLM FRASER ARCHITECTS LTD IN LIQUIDATION

Malcolm Fraser Architects – one of the best-known and most respected architectural practices in Edinburgh – has gone into liquidation.MFA was founded…
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FINE STUDIES IN UNDERSTATEMENT

REVIEW: 'PAPERWORK 2' AT THE EDINBURGH SKI CLUBFor the third year in a row, the Working Lines collective are staging an exhibition as part of the…
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BELLANY'S CAPERCAILLIE'S SONG

REVIEWED BY RHYS FULLERTON  From the moment you step through the doors of the Open Eye Gallery this month, you know you’re about to witness…
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KNUCKLES, NAUGHTINESS, AND NOT ALWAYS BEING NICE

One of the many delightful things about Calton Hill is how it brings out Edinburgh’s unruly side. No matter how keenly the authorities seek to…
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TUNNEL VISION UNDER RODNEY STREET

A community exhibition of thoughts, paintings and photographs will be held in Rodney Street Tunnel next month.Locals of all ages can start…
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YOUR QUESTIONS FOR LEITH WALK HUSTINGS

Susan Rae of the Scottish Greens was the first Ward 12 by-election candidate to confirm attendance at the Spurtle hustings later this month.We bumped…
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PLEASE HELP FIND LOST USB STICK!

In the midst of all the Festival fun and hullabaloo … a real human drama.The kind of nightmare you always think will never happen to you, but…
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ARTWORK OF THE MONTH: AUGUST

JENNY MASON’S ‘BLOOM’ I’ve been hoping to see more of Mason’s work since I first encountered it in a mixed show at The Sutton Gallery in March (…
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COSTA COFFEE SET TO RISE

Costa Coffee will take over running the café pavilion in St Andrew Square ‘Garden’, a reader pointed out to us today.The company was granted a…
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