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McGILL REJECTS TORY REBRAND
Local Conservative activist and serial candidate Iain McGill appeared on the BBC's Newsnight Scotland last night. He was one of 3 guests reacting to…
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Local Conservative activist and serial candidate Iain McGill appeared on the BBC's Newsnight Scotland last night. He was one of 3 guests reacting to…
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YORK PLACE TRAM PLAN SPURS LOCAL OBJECTORS
The New Town and Broughton Community Council (NTBCC) are fighting a proposed extension of the tramline beyond St Andrew Square to York Place.They…
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The New Town and Broughton Community Council (NTBCC) are fighting a proposed extension of the tramline beyond St Andrew Square to York Place.They…
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END OF THE WORLD IS NOT NIGH
Spurtle's front-page story in Issue 198 ('Edinburgh World Heritage Endangered?') has met with a mixed response from Edinburgh World Heritage (EWH)…
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Spurtle's front-page story in Issue 198 ('Edinburgh World Heritage Endangered?') has met with a mixed response from Edinburgh World Heritage (EWH)…
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REED 'GRAND SLAMS' AHEAD OF YOUTH COMMONWEALTH GAMES
Local athlete Kimberley Reed has enjoyed a return to top form in the run-up to next weekend's Commonwealth Youth Games, writes father Scott.On 27…
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Local athlete Kimberley Reed has enjoyed a return to top form in the run-up to next weekend's Commonwealth Youth Games, writes father Scott.On 27…
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KIDS TARGETED AS LOCAL CHURCH PUTS SPLAT INTO RELIGIOUS PLATFORM
This morning we featured messy streets, this afternoon it's messy churches ... Bellevue Crescent's Broughton St Mary's in particular.Children of all…
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This morning we featured messy streets, this afternoon it's messy churches ... Bellevue Crescent's Broughton St Mary's in particular.Children of all…
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SLIM PICKINGS FOR VERMIN, 'SCHLIMMBESSERUNG' FOR THE REST OF US
Two flaws have emerged in the use of pest-proof bags being trialled by the Council in parts of the city.First, for whatever reasons, certain…
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Two flaws have emerged in the use of pest-proof bags being trialled by the Council in parts of the city.First, for whatever reasons, certain…
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KARAOKE, CULTURE AND ORANGE-FLOWER PATHS TO THE EVERLASTING BONFIRE
As Alexander Theroux once said, 'September: it was the most beautiful of words, evoking orange-flowers, swallows and regret'.I don’t really know who…
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As Alexander Theroux once said, 'September: it was the most beautiful of words, evoking orange-flowers, swallows and regret'.I don’t really know who…
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GALLERY PREVIEWS
In September's Issue 198 we had room enough for barely a microdot's worth of gallery news. Below are more extended highlights. Further previews and…
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In September's Issue 198 we had room enough for barely a microdot's worth of gallery news. Below are more extended highlights. Further previews and…
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HELPING GOOD CAUSES IS A WALK IN THE PARK (AND A CUP OF COFFEE)
Broughton residents are spoilt for choice in September, with a variety of good causes vying for attention. Energetic souls can attend all three.The…
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Broughton residents are spoilt for choice in September, with a variety of good causes vying for attention. Energetic souls can attend all three.The…
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LOCAL MAN IS A LUCKY SAUSAGE
Keen Claremont carnivore Matthew Crehan is celebrating today. The local man has won a Q-Guild promotional competition, entitling him to £1,000-worth…
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Keen Claremont carnivore Matthew Crehan is celebrating today. The local man has won a Q-Guild promotional competition, entitling him to £1,000-worth…
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