On Thursday morning, we think, this little trickle of paint first appeared outside No. 28 East Claremont Street. 

We have no reason to believe there’s any link between the two.

On Friday morning, Spurtle decided to follow it.

There’s a white splash outside No. 14 which we’re fairly sure is a red herring.

This morning, on the day that Apple launches goggles (£3,499k+) on Princes Street, and Clarendon tempts art lovers with a Henry Moore sketch (£46,000) in the St James Quarter, and Genesis woos drivers with its GV60 e-car (£66,900) in Multrees Walk …  

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SW20, South West Edinburgh 20 Minute Neighbourhoods, is a group of local people in Currie, Dreghorn/Oxgangs and Colinton who exchange ideas about how they can make their community better. As residents, parents and professionals from a wide range of backgrounds, they share an interest in aspiring to ‘live well locally’.

2 July 1930—12 June 2024

Eric Robinson was born in Hanley, Stoke on Trent, on 2 July 1930 to Carrie and Leslie Robinson. Music played a significant part in Eric’s life, right from the start. His father Leslie was a violinist who played in various amateur and semi-professional groups, as well as being an accomplished cinema musician accompanying the silent films around Stoke. 

In the General Election, Edinburgh North & Leith constituency, 78,411 people were registered to vote. There was a 63% turnout (13.6% down on 2019). This compares with a 64.09% turnout across Edinburgh as a whole. 

The votes were diivided as follows:

Tracy Gilbert (Scottish Labour Party), pictured: votes, 20,805 (42.1%); shift, +20.4.

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