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THE SHOCK OF THE OLD
Dundas Street had a 1930s feel to it this lunchtime as young people made their way uphill in a variety of retro styles.What with the taut ping…
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Dundas Street had a 1930s feel to it this lunchtime as young people made their way uphill in a variety of retro styles.What with the taut ping…
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THE BIGGER PICTURE IS HYPERLOCAL
Ofcom – the independent regulator and competition authority for the UK communications industries – has noted the rising profile of hyperlocal…
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Ofcom – the independent regulator and competition authority for the UK communications industries – has noted the rising profile of hyperlocal…
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LATEST HISTORY NEWSLETTER NOW ONLINE
In the latest edition of the Broughton History Society Newsletter, Alex Dow tells the story of his family’s connection with a dairy farm at Broughton…
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In the latest edition of the Broughton History Society Newsletter, Alex Dow tells the story of his family’s connection with a dairy farm at Broughton…
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SLIDESHOW INDUCES NOSTALGIA ... AND A COUGHING FIT
A slideshow of 1950s images – part of City Libraries' Capital Collection – has gone online. It marks the release tomorrow of Sylvain Chomet's…
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A slideshow of 1950s images – part of City Libraries' Capital Collection – has gone online. It marks the release tomorrow of Sylvain Chomet's…
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WORLD HERITAGE SITE – YOUR VIEWS SOUGHT
City of Edinburgh Council seeks the public's views on its 'Draft Management Plan for the Old and New Towns of Edinburgh’s World Heritage Site'.The…
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City of Edinburgh Council seeks the public's views on its 'Draft Management Plan for the Old and New Towns of Edinburgh’s World Heritage Site'.The…
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GOING UNDERGROUND
Broughton's iconic Conan Doyle public house at 71–3 York Place seeks City Planning permission to instal unspecified new plant downstairs and refresh…
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Broughton's iconic Conan Doyle public house at 71–3 York Place seeks City Planning permission to instal unspecified new plant downstairs and refresh…
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CHARITY PUTS HEALTH IN THE PICTURE
The Union Gallery will host a free talk on Thursday 19 August by Bill Hare, Honorary Curator of the Art In Healthcare Collection and a lecturer in…
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The Union Gallery will host a free talk on Thursday 19 August by Bill Hare, Honorary Curator of the Art In Healthcare Collection and a lecturer in…
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BROUGHTON ADULT EDUCATION: GLASS HALF-FULL
Broughton Street's Villeneuve Wines are reintroducing their informal, semi-tutored tasting-sessions, starting on Thursday 26 August.For £10 each,…
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Broughton Street's Villeneuve Wines are reintroducing their informal, semi-tutored tasting-sessions, starting on Thursday 26 August.For £10 each,…
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YORK PLACE CHEAP BEDS STAY UNMADE
The plan by the Cameron Guest House Group (CGHG) to convert offices at 34-8 York Place into a cheap hotel have been withdrawn (see Breaking news, 1.5…
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The plan by the Cameron Guest House Group (CGHG) to convert offices at 34-8 York Place into a cheap hotel have been withdrawn (see Breaking news, 1.5…
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THEFT, HUMOUR, AND THE PROBLEM WITH MODERN ART
Bellevue Road residents are mystified and annoyed by strange nocturnal goings-on.On Sunday morning (16 August) the Finlaysons woke to find their…
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Bellevue Road residents are mystified and annoyed by strange nocturnal goings-on.On Sunday morning (16 August) the Finlaysons woke to find their…
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