Police Scotland this morning issued a press release concerning a case of assault on Windsor Street in July.
We reproduce it below, unedited and in full.
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Police in Edinburgh have released an image of a man that they wish to speak to as they believe he may have information that can assist with an investigation into a serious assault.
Stockbridge mourns differently.
This jolly Scots farmer's dentistry—un-Californian at the best of times—has got worse with the recent addition of customer chewing gum. What next we wonder? Cow gristle stuck between incisors? Additional fillings? A sudden gap?
Calton Hill, as seen from Level 5 of the St James Quarter.
Some everyday ups and downs.
On Wednesday next week, the Development Management Sub-Committee will consider Nuveen’s application to erect temporary structures for ‘a defined period each year’ in St James Square (22/02035/FUL).
Funereal window display at the Bethany Shop on Hamilton Place.
Local person denies all responsibility for anything anywhere.
Dear Spurtle,
Since Her Majesty the Queen's death, there has been extensive reporting from The Royal Mile on the television news.
At 06:30 on 12 September, Sky News showed a number of camera shots of The Royal Mile. I was very impressed with how spotlessly clean Edinburgh's Old Town looked.
There was not one scrap of litter to be seen anywhere, which is all the more impressive when one considers that thousands of people visited there one day earlier to see the Queen's coffin brought to its resting place at the Palace of Holyrood House.
It would be nice to think that Edinburgh Council is turning over a new leaf and ensuring that these exceptional standards of street cleanliness are maintained for those of us who pay the Council Tax year in, year out.
I would like to see similar standards throughout the capital's streetscape. Only time will tell, but if past experience is anything by which to judge, I am bound to be disappointed.
Shane Carter
(East Claremont Street)
The obvious and unavoidable.
The public and private.
Collapse. Relief.
A partial loss of oneself.
Inappropriate laughter.
Forced tears.
Stranger and old friend.
The step up.
The right not to grieve or behave ‘well’.
A forewarning.
It’s always complicated.