Floating Bus Stops in Edinburgh: Trust, Access and the Street of the Future

POSTED ON November 7, 2025 BY James Garry

Floating bus stops need careful, inclusive design to build public confidence

Floating bus stops need careful, inclusive design to build public confidence

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Edinburgh’s Housing Emergency – 2 years on so what next?

POSTED ON November 5, 2025 BY Keith Anderson

Business as usual will not cut it

Business as usual will not cut it

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Ghosts, Guising, and the Ghost-Tour: Edinburgh’s haunted economy

POSTED ON October 31, 2025 BY James Garry

Edinburgh’s ghosts walk a fine line between heritage and spectacle.

Edinburgh’s ghosts walk a fine line between heritage and spectacle.

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 Safer Streets, Cleaner Miles: Making Edinburgh’s E-Bikes Work

POSTED ON October 24, 2025 BY James Garry

Shared roads, shared responsibility: e-bikes for a greener Edinburgh

Shared roads, shared responsibility: e-bikes for a greener Edinburgh

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Celebrating Scotland’s Living Traditions: UNESCO’s International Day of the Intangible Cultural Heritage

POSTED ON October 17, 2025

Edinburgh’s stories live on — celebrating Intangible Cultural Heritage today

Edinburgh’s stories live on — celebrating Intangible Cultural Heritage today

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Edinburgh’s Past Holds Lessons for a Greener Future

POSTED ON October 10, 2025 BY James Garry

Heritage offers timeless lessons for a climate-resilient Edinburgh

Heritage offers timeless lessons for a climate-resilient Edinburgh

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When Edinburgh’s Visitor Levy Becomes Real — and Why It Matters Nationally

POSTED ON October 3, 2025 BY James Garry

Edinburgh’s visitor levy reaches its first milestone

Edinburgh’s visitor levy reaches its first milestone

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Green Heritage in Action: Autumn in Edinburgh’s Historic Parks

POSTED ON September 26, 2025 BY James Garry

Edinburgh’s green spaces are living heritage, vital for biodiversity, climate resilience and community wellbeing.

Edinburgh’s green spaces are living heritage, vital for biodiversity, climate resilience and community wellbeing.

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The Cockburn Association Welcomes New Director

POSTED ON September 17, 2025

The Cockburn Council of Trustees are delighted to welcome Rowan Brown as our Director.

The Cockburn Council of Trustees are delighted to welcome Rowan Brown as our Director.

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Convenience at a Cost? Calton Hill, the National Monument, and the Question of Dignity

POSTED ON September 5, 2025 BY James Garry

Calton Hill: iconic, historic, yet lacking permanent public facilities

Calton Hill: iconic, historic, yet lacking permanent public facilities

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