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Changes to Council property letting arrangements mean one of Broughton’s busiest and most vibrant youth groups is at risk of folding.
Broughton's 11th Scouts have met on East London Street for over 80 years. The 26 children and their leaders now try to gather from 7.00–9.00pm on Friday evenings in St Mary's RC Primary School.
Readers may remember the psychedelic paper collages of Bellevue resident Ewan Taylor, reviewed here during their exhibition at McNaughtan’s over two years ago (Breaking news, 11.6.11)
Scottish Water is about to start work on East Claremont Street.
Today saw the latest chapter in the story of Kingsford Developments' application to convert 154 McDonald Road – the former Broughton High School, more recently used as Council offices – into residential use.
Catch it while you can!
Christopher Fernandez's darkly humorous sequence of 20 photographs at Whitespace comprises a chase thriller, playfully ill at ease amid the conventions of American film noir.
The next print edition of the Spurtle has been written up, locked down and is now printing off ready for distribution at the start of next month.
Albany Street-based developer Kingsford Estates Ltd has applied for Planning consent to change the use of 76 Dublin Street from a newsagent to a letting agent's office (Ref. 13/05128/LBC).
A draft Traffic Regulation Order relating to revised proposals for siting communal wheelie-bins in the eastern New Town has been issued. Relevant street maps can be viewed at the foot of this page.
Late one night, recently, I decided to search online for the opening hours of the Tesco store on Broughton Road. Before I could find the information, I stumbled instead across a gold mine of inspiration: Google’s customer reviews.
Tomorrow is Holocaust Memorial Day, marking specifically the 69th anniversary of the Soviets' liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, a notorious Nazi concentration and death camp.