GAYFIELD SQUARE
By our estimation, there were crocks of gold in Canonmills and Montgomery Street Park.
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By our estimation, there were crocks of gold in Canonmills and Montgomery Street Park.
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E.C.F. Omni S.A.R.L., owners of the OMNi Centre, have applied to install 3 temporary food kiosks and a temporary coffee cart outside the south-west end of the building, facing Picardy Place (25/06189/FUL).
Dennis O’Keeffe is an independent construction and infrastructure advisor acting for Broughton Rd coffee-kiosk proprietor Yossi Mazon over the ‘sudden and unconsulted closure’ of St Mark’s Path (see our report here).
In an email dated yesterday and shared with the Spurtle and others, he has urged relevant community councils to:
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Pick up a printed copy of the December issue from pubs, shops, services and libraries across Broughton and beyond.
Or download a vomit-proof pdf from our website. Latest copy and past issues dating back to February 1994 available here.
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Hushed city awaits online publication of the December Spurtle (Issue 357) at midnight tonight here: http://www.broughtonspurtle.org.uk
The view from Calton Hill today at 4pm.
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Everyday ballet: Crossed 4th Position: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENFCKsLHKXs
See also Pilrig Gardens.
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As you read this, advance copies of the December Spurtle will shortly start wafting across the barony like doves blown backwards and squawking on a 50mph south-westerly.
Issue 357 begins with an ill-considered blockage, barking sanity (at last), mystery basalt stars and bakery bravura. And breathe.
x4 for the avoidance of any doubt.
No. 50 in an occasional photo-series celebrating Spurtleshire street-name signs.
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