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.
#Edinburgh
#hyperlocal
#news
#weather
The New Town always looks its best at dawn and sunset.
#Edinburgh
#hyperlocal
#news
#sunset
Adam Smith wrapped up against December chill.
#Edinburgh
#hyperlocal
#news
#weather
Waiting for Darragh.
#Edinburgh
#hyperlocal
#news
#weather
Free public transport for the over-60s.
#Edinburgh
#hyperlocal
#news
#Advent
@on_lothianbuses
Most books on Edinburgh emphasise its historic and architectural qualities, especially the eccentric eruption of building which constitutes its Old Town. There are not many books which look at Edinburgh in a more socially analytical way. David McCrone’s Who Runs Edinburgh? (EUP 2022) is an excellent exception.
Oh, Edinburgh, you old show-off.
#Edinburgh
#hyperlocal
#news
#lowwintersun
#Advent
Festive and fruity.
#Edinburgh
#hyperlocal
#news
#Advent