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MAJOR DISRUPTION FOR BROUGHTON STREET

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Scottish Gas Networks has announced plans for a major 26-week project to replace mains along Broughton Street and two offshoots.

Phase 1 work will start on 7 January and last for 12 weeks. Broughton Street will be reduced to one lane travelling southwards (uphill) for the duration. 

Deliveries to shops on Broughton Street will be possible using the inside northbound lane. Some parking restrictions will apply on Albany Street.

Phase 2 (London Street) and Phase 3 (Forth Street) will follow, extending the project for a further 14 weeks. 

JINN A TONIC IN CANONMILLS

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There’s a distinct pantomime theme to the window of Martinez Antiques just now. 

The Brandon Terrace cornucopia always surpasses itself around Christmas, and this year is fringed with theatrical lights as if for a stage performance. 

Closer scrutiny reveals the presence of a snake charmer, Aladdin, genie, and a veritable magic cave of glittering treasures. 

Visit after dark for the full enchanting effect, whilst saving yourself all the cost and inconvenience of a trip to the King’s Theatre Glasgow.

FINE LINES IN TESTING TIMES

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Broughton Street welcomed a new arrival on Monday afternoon. 

From 2pm onwards, artist Zoe Gibson worked in the window of Concrete Wardrobe at No. 50A, a study in rapt concentration. 

As the light faded, Gibson – newly graduated from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design – steadfastly ignored the attention of passers-by, one persistent photographer in particular. 

Gradually, her creation took shape.

ISSUE 280 – OUT SOON!

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It’s nearly December, and Issue 280 is already emerging from the presses into an Edinburgh deep in crisp and even snow, loud with the clink of sleigh bells, steamed by the breath of reindeer on every corner. Or perhaps those weren’t wild Chanterelles after all.