The future of the August festivals is too important to be left entirely to the organisers, entertainers
and events companies.
The future of the August festivals is too important to be left entirely to the organisers, entertainers
and events companies.
With lengthy experience working with charitable organisations and international NGOs, Kvitka hopes to direct her acquired skillset on a set of tasks that allows her to bridge her university studies and a keen interest in history with bringing about tangible change in the city.
With lengthy experience working with charitable organisations and international NGOs, Kvitka hopes to direct her acquired skillset on a set of tasks that allows her to bridge her university studies and a keen interest in history with bringing about tangible change in the city.
Following a special meeting of the Edinburgh Civic Forum yesterday to discuss the issue, our Chairperson, Prof Cliff Hague, offers some thoughts on the recent deluge of planning applications seeking to convert long-term homes in the capital into short-term let holiday accommodation
Following a special meeting of the Edinburgh Civic Forum yesterday to discuss the issue, our Chairperson, Prof Cliff Hague, offers some thoughts on the recent deluge of planning applications seeking to convert long-term homes in the capital into short-term let holiday accommodation
Local resident Neil Gilmour has sent us some personal insights from his corner of the city for our latest “Letter from…” blog
Local resident Neil Gilmour has sent us some personal insights from his corner of the city for our latest “Letter from…” blog
Cockburn Chairperson Prof Cliff Hague offers his observations on a recent summit hosted by the Edinburgh International Book Festival to discuss a new “vision” for the future of Edinburgh’s festivals
Cockburn Chairperson Prof Cliff Hague offers his observations on a recent summit hosted by the Edinburgh International Book Festival to discuss a new “vision” for the future of Edinburgh’s festivals
A World Heritage Site should not be treated like Deadwood City circa 1870 – some reflections on local residential amenity concerns from our chairperson Prof Cliff Hague
A World Heritage Site should not be treated like Deadwood City circa 1870 – some reflections on local residential amenity concerns from our chairperson Prof Cliff Hague
Some reflections from the Director of the Cockburn on World Heritage Site status and festival events and planning consents
Some reflections from the Director of the Cockburn on World Heritage Site status and festival events and planning consents
Continuing our Letter from… guest blog series, Inverleith resident Barbara Armstrong offers some personal insights on contemporary life as viewed from that part of the city
Continuing our Letter from… guest blog series, Inverleith resident Barbara Armstrong offers some personal insights on contemporary life as viewed from that part of the city
How one video turned into an ongoing collection shot over thirteen months. A guest blog from local film-maker Jim Sheach.
How one video turned into an ongoing collection shot over thirteen months. A guest blog from local film-maker Jim Sheach.
