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Application to list Westfield Court refused (opens the original)
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In a decision published on Thursday (JUL 30), HES said that the decision was made due to the council’s ongoing plans to buy up flats in the building. Westfield Court, a multi-storey block of flats which has stood in Gorgie for over 70 years, has faced uncertainty over its future for months amid severe problems. While The City of Edinburgh Council is a minority owner, it remains as the factor of the building. Council officers received notice in late May that HES were “likely” to approve an applic
Holyrood Park footpath closed until next month for repairs (opens the original)
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The energy company announced that the Duddingston Low Road footpath, which runs below Arthur’s Seat near Craigmillar, is undergoing repairs by SP Energy Networks. The works will repair an “underground cable fault,” with the path closed due to “the complex technical nature of the works.” The diversion route will be via the Innocent Railway Path, with the closure and diversion in place until 7 August. Advisory warning signage has been put in place to make park users aware of the closure. David Cli
Business group claims visitor levy "risks more harm than good" (opens the original)
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The STA describes itself as the “largest member organisation for tourism and hospitality businesses in Scotland.” Coming into effect for overnight stays from and after 24 Jul, the levy will be a 5% charge on overnight accommodation for people visiting the capital. The City of Edinburgh Council eventually expects to raise up to £50 million in revenue each year. However, the STA shared its concerns about the potential impact on Scotland’s tourism and hospitality industry “at a time when businesses
Barnton care home is going to the Fringe (opens the original)
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Performers will entertain residents and staff at Queens Manor care home in Barnton, where the festival first began. The home provides residential and dementia care for 60 residents from respite breaks to long term stays. Starting at 2pm on the afternoon of 1 August, it will include contemporary performances from across the world. Taking to the stage at 3pm will be Hong Kong’s Lai Yee, an acrobat and contemporary street performer who specialises in flow arts which include juggling, Cyr wheel and
Families invited to Drawathon at Granton Hub (opens the original)
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Taking place at the Granton Hub’s Madelvic House, the Big Nature Drawathon has been organised in partnership with Nature in Granton for “an artistic celebration of nature”. Billed as a “fun creative weekend celebrating nature and art in our community”, artists of all levels have been invited to attend on 25 and 26 July. The Saturday event will take place from 10:30am to 3:30pm while the full exhibition of work will take place on Sunday from 2pm to 4pm. Activities will include learning plant iden
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