Josh Pizzuto-Pomaco
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Hundreds rally outside Holyrood over university programme cuts and job cut fears (opens the original)
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Hundreds of staff and students protested university job and programme cuts outside the Scottish Parliament on Thursday afternoon. Participants carried placards and posters declaring solidarity with striking members of the University and College Union (UCU). Staff at Edinburgh University recently announced a five-week strike in response to potential job losses and the closure of ninety programmes at the historic institution. Meanwhile, at the University of Dundee, UCU members are also involved in
Closure of St Margaret's House a 'desolation' of city's charity sector, MSP says (opens the original)
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The impending closure of St Margaret’s House in Edinburgh has been condemned as a "desolation" of the city’s charity sector. The tower block, which is occupied by more than 100 artists and community groups, will close as owner Caledonian Trust finalises a sale after years of the building being on the market. Scot-ART, which has managed the building since 2008, informed tenants earlier this week that they would have to vacate the premises within four months. In response, Scottish Greens culture s
Councillors unanimously approve 53-bed aparthotel plan despite residents' anger (opens the original)
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Six Georgian townhouses in Edinburgh’s New Town will be transformed into a 53-room aparthotel after councillors unanimously backed the controversial proposals. Officers had recommended that the council’s Development Management Sub Committee approve proposals to redevelop the B-listed terraced building at 16-26 Forth Street, despite opposition from residents living in the area. "We are delighted that the committee has granted our application,” said Fraser Marwick of applicants Limetree Developmen
Labour councillor 'extremely disappointed' over internal leaks amid selection row (opens the original)
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A sitting Labour councillor has hit out at party insiders after being blocked from standing in Edinburgh’s council elections next May. Leith councillor Katrina Faccenda has broken with the Labour group on several key votes over the last four years, including in December 2024, when she refused to back current council leader Jane Meagher following the resignation of Cammy Day. In 2022, Councillor Faccenda also refused to support the confidence-and-supply agreement between Labour and the Conservati
Artists told to vacate creative hub as owner in talks over St Margaret's House sale (opens the original)
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More than 100 artists and community groups have been told to vacate a former office block turned creative hub in the north-east of Edinburgh. St Margaret’s House at 151 London Road has been used as a base for creative and charity organisations since 2008. However, building owner Caledonian Trust says it is in discussions with a 'preferred party' about purchasing the site. “Scot-ART has held the lease on the building for many years, on very generous terms, and is now serving notice to its sub-ten
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