My name is Jamie Forbes and I live on East London Street.
I work for Lloyds Banking Group and I am raising funds for our charity partner – Crisis. Crisis are the national charity for people experiencing homelessness. They help people directly out of homelessness and campaign for the changes needed to solve it altogether.
Variations on the straight and narrow. No. 21 in an occasional photo series celebrating the street-name signs of Spurtleshire.
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Like raindrops clattering off an Edinburgh summer parasol, advance copies of the August Spurtle are already spreading across the barony and will land somewhere near you soon.
Issue 332 marks this publication’s second strong start in a row by getting the month right on Page 1.
It continues with reports of flags (some of them absent), pop-ups (which didn’t), a peculiar pair (about to go under) and help for the hard-pressed from all walks of life.
Oh, and a beacon of hope … genuinely exciting news for those who care about local journalism across Scotland.
Artisan Ensemble celebrate the works of composer Suzanne Parry through the release of a new album and 3 Scottish tour dates.
The doos are home on Elm Row.
Shona Kinloch’s eight brass figures were removed from the site in 2006 as preparations began on the tramline extension from Newhaven to Broughton.
In the years since, the popular trip hazards (properly titled A Leith Walk since their creation in 1996) have been fully refurbished or, in three cases, recast.
Their reinstatement, along with that of the London Road clock adjacent, marks progress in beginning to restore some normality to the area.
Police Scotland today issued the following press release. We reproduce it below unedited and in full.
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And so it started ….
No. 20 in an occasional photo series celebrating #Spurtleshire #street-name #signs.
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Gormley in the foreground.
Beaverhall not far behind.
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