The Foule Burn
20th September
In the 19th century, every Edinburgh burn was ‘foule’; this talk will concentrate on one particular burn, now hidden.
In the 19th century, every Edinburgh burn was ‘foule’; this talk will concentrate on one particular burn, now hidden.
This policy debate will aim to explore national parks in Scotland. This event is open to all and will be hosted IN PERSON at Summer Hall in Edinburgh on Thursday 6th October 2022, 17:00-19:30.
Supporting Christian Aid
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Lisa Williams guides a performative walk through Portobello, exploring connections between Scotland and the Caribbean.
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Dr Rachel Delman will explore how Mary’s building projects articulated messages regarding her gender, piety, power and status during her son’s minority.
In this talk Dr Jennifer Melville explores Old Town Edinburgh’s long-standing links to historical enslavement.