ISSUE 358 – PUBLISHED TOMORROW!
As you read this, advance copies of the February Spurtle are already spreading across Broughton like tears down the cheeks of a sair-hertit Livingston fan.
As you read this, advance copies of the February Spurtle are already spreading across Broughton like tears down the cheeks of a sair-hertit Livingston fan.
Dear Spurtle,
Having lived in Bellevue Road for over 20 years, I can't remember a time when the crossing opposite Drummond Community High School was functional.
I do remember the light in the middle never worked. And the day that the raised island sections were removed, which I hoped would mean it all was being removed.
But no, a lamppost was left unlit and unmarked in the middle of the road. I complained to the Council who added a round Keep Left sign to the lamppost. Over the intervening years, more temporary signage has been added, and flattened, and added again.
You don't need a degree in Transport Management (although I do have one) to realise the current arrangement is unsafe and unsightly.
How much longer must we endure 'Bellevue's Disgrace'?
Richard Hamer
Leslie Hills will talk about 28 Queen Street.
Leslie Hills will talk about '28 Queen Street'.
An event to mark the publication of Barclay Price's A History of Dundas Street, Edinburgh. Book online HERE or in the shop. Tickets are £6.00, or buy the book and get in free.
The Calton Hill Conservation Trust has arranged a series of events for locals looking at the archaeological potential of the area.
David Howie Scott, director of the popular Howie’s restaurants, wants to put a bronze plaque commemorating the 19t
Police Scotland issued a press release this lunchtime which we reproduce below unedited and in full.