The Broughton Spurtle hosts another election hustings, this time with candidates standing in the Edinburgh North Eastern & Leith constituency.
Admission free, but please bring cash for a bucket donation towards our costs.
Event closes at 9.30pm.
You can ask a question on the night, or send one or more in early at spurtle@hotmail.co.uk
Event runs (unless wrong type of leaves) from 11 April to 12 April, 10am–4.30pm. Children aged 0–15 go free with a paying adult. Further details HERE.
Cyclists of the World Unite! You have nothing to lose but your chains.
Ride from the Meadows to Holyrood.
A link to the solutions for our Places & People puzzle, and the name of the winning entrant, are published HERE today.
The 24 solutions to our puzzle were all solvable by visiting the Great Hall of the Scottish National Portrait Gallery.
The image accompanying the clues (right) was our modern take on the figure of Caledonia (below), painted (like everyone else here) in c.1897 by the artist William Brassey Hole for his processional frieze.
Hence our subhead ‘Whole greater than parts’.
Sunshine and silver on East Silvermills Lane.
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Reasons not to move to Monte Carlo.
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This towering presence – moored in Leith – is the Hua Yang Long: a semi-submersible heavy-lift carrier owned by Guagzhou Salvage and sailing under the flag of China.
Spurtle understands the ship is carrying components destined for the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm (43 miles NE of Pilrig St Paul's Church), currently under construction.