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Plans to revamp historic fishwives tribute on Fisherrow Harbour in Musselburgh (opens the original)
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East Lothian Councilâs proposals for Fisherrow Harbour in Musselburgh are moving ahead despite an ongoing public inquiry into a flood protection scheme which will see additional changes to the area. The Musselburgh Active Toun (MAT) route through the harbour and its promenade aims to make it more accessible to walkers and cyclists in the future. Among its proposals are creating formal boat storage spaces to reduce clutter including boats being parked on the harbourâs Fishwives Triangle. The
Bid to turn bargain store into bowling alley given green light (opens the original)
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Battista Property, who run two snooker venues in Edinburgh, plans to turn the former B&M store in Musselburgh town centre into a snooker, pool and bowling facility. Planners have given the go ahead for the change of use of the store which was also a Woolworths in the town for more than 20 years, but have stated that it does not mean it will be able to sell alcohol. Four objections were lodged with concerns about an increase in anti-social behaviour, which is an ongoing issue in the town, safety
Retirement home plans rejected (opens the original)
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Applicant Mr M.Fleming had applied to build and one and half storey home and garage at the foot of the garden at 11 Royal Terrace in the town. Councillors agreed with planning officers that development would “undermine” the historic character of the area close to the Union Canal which cuts through the town. An architect for the family agreed that the plan had been a “challenging project”. He added: “The proposal is for a modest high-quality development in the rear garden of our client’s son’s ga
Who let the dogs out? Edinburgh care home hosts canine school (opens the original)
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Care UK’s Lauder Lodge, on Wakefield Avenue in Portobello, opened its doors to the public and their four-legged companions for its annual Scruffs and Crufts competition. Locals and their furry friends were invited to compete in lively agility and obedience challenges in the home’s garden. The competition was judged by a paw-some panel of dog-loving residents, who awarded Golden Retriever, Dollar, the most obedient; Yorkshire Terrier, Penny, the funniest; Great Dane, Hero, the best in show; 13-we
Rare unissued Forth Bridges £20 note sold for £750 at auction (opens the original)
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The “printer’s essay” was for a proposed issue of £20, and featured the serial number A/1 000000.Dated 1 January 1971, it would have kept the image of the Forth Bridges from the previous issue instead of the view of Brodick Castle on the Isle of Arran that appeared on the final version in 1972 and ran until 1981.The “unique and special” lot went under the hammer at Noonans auctioneers where, despite international interest, it was bought by a rare notes collector in the UK.Ted Edmunds, banknote
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