Two planning applications have been lodged for a major new housing development at a derelict site in Edinburgh which could transform the local area. Cruden Building, on behalf of City Of Edinburgh Council, has applied to build 125 affordable flats and 106 flats and townhouses at a derelict site at Broughton Road in two separate planning applications. There is a proposed residential development comprising 106 flats and townhouses with associated roads, parking, and greenspace to the west of the...
A fantastic opportunity has arisen to purchase this impressive top floor flat, forming part of a traditional tenement, currently available for offers over £220,000. This third-floor flat at 3/9 Blackie Road is well placed in the popular Leith Links district close to the city centre, excellent amenities, and commuter links. The property would undoubtedly appeal to first-time buyers, professionals and buy-to-let investors. For viewings, call Neilsons on 0131 253 2858 or book an appointment...
The Citizens, who will begin the new campaign in Scottish football's fourth tier following their confirmed relegation last month, face Stirling Albion at Meadowbank tomorrow before a trip to Cove Rangers next weekend brings down the curtain on a turbulent 2023/24. City were were deducted six points in January for failing to pay their players on time and also faced a winding up order over an unpaid tax bill. Only two from a squad of 22 remained while the rest departed for pastures new. And...
An Edinburgh city centre restaurant has closed for good after a ‘challenging’ start to the year. Tasty PLC, the restaurant firm behind Italian chain Wildwood, has shut 18 sites across the UK – including its branch on Lothian Road. A spokesperson for Tasty PLC said: “We understand the impact of these difficult decisions, but unfortunately, they represent the steps needed to navigate a path through the challenges which are prevalent in our industry specifically, and the economy in general. “We are...
Edinburgh could soon welcome a massive new Lidl supermarket if plans are given the green light. The superstore would be located on Seafield Road, replacing the former B&M unit at a site which was previously home to a Poundworld store and a Carpet Right showroom. It is the third time plans for the new Lidl store have been submitted to the City of Edinburgh Council after previous bids were knocked back over traffic conjestion fears. It is believed the new store would feature an in-house bakery,...
Chic and stylish, this one-bedroom flat is located in Edinburgh's first-time buyer hotspot of Gorgie at a very purse-friendly price of offers over £160,000. This well presented and striking traditional top floor flat, 11/16 Wardlaw Street, forms part of the high amenity residential area of Gorgie, close to great day to day amenities and within easy reach of the West End and Haymarket Railway Station by way of good public transport. The highlight of this Gorgie property is the impressive open...
This truly unique, A-listed property on Gayfield Square, packed with exciting and unusual historical details, is currently available for offers over £600,000. This UNESCO protected World Heritage Site boasts a south facing aspect, making it a sunny family home, connecting with the vibrancy of thriving Elm Row and Leith Walk, whilst also boasting access to the Edinburgh tram with stops only a stone throw away. This traditional three-bedroom flat at 1/1 Gayfield Place epitomises timeless elegance...
For the last 28 years, a historic ship has been hidden away in Leith docks. Unlike the Royal Yacht Britannia, which has become one of Edinburgh’s most famous tourist attractions - even voted TripAdvisor’s Best UK Attraction last year, the SS Explorer remains hidden from public view behind Forth Port’s walls. Regarded as a pioneering vessel that made a significant contribution to climate science and biodiversity work, the SS Explorer was in service between 1956 to 1984, and allowed marine...
Forecasters say East Anglia and the south east of England will be hottest, with temperatures "above average", according to the Met Office.
Speed cameras at 24 sites across Edinburgh and the Lothians are to be turned off, due to “improved driver behaviour”. Safety Cameras Scotland (SCS), which operates within Police Scotland, said that a comprehensive national performance review found significant progress had been made in enhancing road safety. The review, in collaboration with 33 road authorities across Scotland, found that camera enforcement and engagement had led to improvements in driver behaviour and speed limit compliance over...
A revised full planning application and a listed building consent application have been lodged for the former Royal High School building, to form new premises for the National Centre for Music. The plans include music rehearsal and performance spaces, licensed café/restaurant and bar facilities, offices, internal and external alterations and landscaping, at 5-7 Regent Road, Edinburgh. The main change to the original approved plans for the category A-listed site are that there will no longer be...
Two men have been charged in connection with a “serious assault” on a busy Edinburgh street. An investigation was launched by the police after a 49-year-old man was allegedly attacked on Charlotte Square on Sunday 7 April at around 4.50pm. Officers said at the time the alleged victim was rushed to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh to be treated for injuries. Police said a 26-year-old and a 32-year-old have now been arrested and charged in connection with the incident. They are due to appear at...