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By: Steve Cardownie
My sister-in-law’s wee boy turned five last week. I first met him when he was a few months old as he arrived at Edinburgh airport with his mother and big sister on a flight from Poland. They were forced to flee Ukraine when Russian troops invaded their country in February 2022.
By: Steve Cardownie
It was sad to hear that the former Sky News anchor, Dermot Murnaghan died last Saturday “following a period of illness with prostate cancer”, his family said.
By: Steve Cardownie
I have written about the Five Sisters Zoo (FSZ) before, stressing that although it is called a zoo, it is more of an animal rescue centre.
By: Steve Cardownie
A major City of Edinburgh Council consultation exercise’s opening statement says that “We’d like to hear from communities about areas being considered for Firework Control Zones (FCZ) this November. Your feedback will contribute to the decision-making process.”
By: Steve Cardownie
It was heartening to see the UK’s new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham pledge “unwavering support” to Ukraine. He did so at his first bilateral meeting with a foreign leader when he welcomed President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Monday.
By: Steve Cardownie
The fire damaged building which was once a Debenhams store on Princes Street has had disruptive travel consequences which have to be addressed by the appropriate authorities as soon as possible.
By: Steve Cardownie
I recently took possession of an e-bike a friend of mine is sellling, albeit on a temporary basis, in order to take it for a spin before deciding whether to fork out my cash.
By: Steve Cardownie
I was going to sarcastically write that I hope the morons who attacked the young female Chinese tourist in Princes Street Gardens last Friday are proud of themselves but on reflection, I think, sadly, that they probably are.
By: Steve Cardownie
Hindsight is a wonderful thing but it is difficult to dismiss the points raised by chartered engineer, Iain Masterton, in yesterday’s Evening News, of what seems to be legitimate issues surrounding what he says is a lack of foresight by senior managers of our tram company.
By: Steve Cardownie
I was going to sarcastically write that I hope the morons who attacked the young female Chinese tourist in Princes Street Gardens last Friday are proud of themselves but on reflection, I think, sadly, that they probably are.
