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Strong reactions have greeted City of Edinburgh Council's roll-out of Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) 13/51 for Leith Walk as part of the new improvements.
Objections to the loss of up to 80 parking spaces come particularly from local shops and services, alarmed at potential loss of trade. Among these, a petition is now circulating in printed form and via social media.
Is there a special, awkward person in your life? Are you still looking for exactly the wrong Christmas present for them? How about sourcing it locally?
Broughton is full of creative gift options, and most of these unusual examples have featured in our pages over the last 12 months.
To model enthusiasts, Harburn Hobbies is like Santa’s grotto all year round, but at this time of year it’s particularly alluring.
The beginning of an end is in sight to the the long-running (and slow-stopping) dispute about an anti-skid surface on Bonnington Road.
One of the chief contenders for 'best dressed' window on Broughton Street is Concrete Wardrobe's at No. 50a, writes John Ross Maclean.
Charlotte Duffy, aka Waste of Paint Productions, has created a timeless world of ordinary and extraordinary objects and figures, and a gorgeous bestiary fashioned with astonishing skill from recycled cardboard.
Here, craft and art coalesce, and in the most endearing way.
Take a look at this photo of Broughton Street.
Which incongruous, inappropriate, and adverse item would you like the City of Edinburgh Council to clamp down on first?
The cork fir tree or fir cork tree in the basement window of Broughton Street’s Villeneuve Wines is a sight to behold at the moment.
It was created by Villeneuve staff members Vanessa and Bob in a day, from a supply mysteriously accumulated at the back of the premises over many years.
A tram, bus, operational staff, Council Transport Convener, Government Transport Minister and busker all coincided in St Andrew Square yesterday.
It is Pilrig Street’s very own ‘eats, shoots and leaves’ moment.
The thoroughly respectable and attractive guesthouse pictured right has only one flaw – the courteous and informative sign in its window.
Some of the ‘stakeholders’ at last night’s Leith Central Community Council have grown so frustrated with Council officials that they're wondering why they're still involved in meetings to discuss Leith Walk repairs and improvements.