It may be a cock-up. It may be a conspiracy. Or it may just be the perfectly normal processes of local government seen through a glass darkly.
Nothing is ever entirely obvious when it comes to Edinburgh’s Licensing.
We’ll try and clarify what is a complex story, but be warned: as dark glasses go, this one is pure Guinness.
But Ludwig has never enjoyed Christmas parties.
Thanks to Arthaus on Broughton Street for this year's hairy spectacular.
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Local takes time to choose exactly the right present.
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We're delighted to see the premises at 43 Leith Street back in active use. We covered their lease by Edinburgh Council to The Mother Black Cat Ltd back in June (Issue 340)
This enchanting window display is at the foot of Broughton Street.
But owing to some quirk of history, its postal address is 53 London Street (former home of the sub-post office).
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Expert Christmas disco guidance is available over at the other place.
Readers will be pleased to learn that the Scottish-sensitive content involves no social smiling.
It takes 5 minutes and renders you instantly cool.
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Damn tinsel. Flaming deadlines. Bloody elves.
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Edinburgh’s New Town is widely seen as an architectural achievement of the highest order. It’s also seen as a manifestation of the way social divisions have been embedded into Edinburgh’s DNA.
Crisp fallen leaves in the frost hollow of King George V Park.
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The New Town always looks its best at dawn and sunset.
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