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Plus: Princes St stays shut; and your cultural highlights for the week ahead
Welcome to your midweek edition of The Inquirer.
Keeping alive the skills which crafted medals for Sir Edmund Hillary and Sir David Attenborough
In the nicest possible way, meeting Alison Atkinson at work does feel a little bit like stepping back in time. Only because the business she ru...
Structural engineers are assessing whether any of the former Debenhams building on Princes Street can be saved following devastating damage in last week...
Kathy Sullivan becomes the first US woman to space walk: Pic NASA
When you’ve “walked” almost 200 miles above the earth and later plunged almost seven miles deep to the deepest part of the world’s oceans, you deserve all the accolades that...
Who will be at the front of the queue when they open their doors?
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David Forsyth
Freelance journalist based in Edinburgh. Specialisms are biodiversity, climate change and social movements.
Research and Journalism | Currently writing about climate, conflict and all things Edinburgh.
Freelance journalist based in Edinburgh. Previously Edinburgh Evening News, Scotsman and Scotland on Sunday. Investigations, housing and homelessness, health, social affairs and all things news.
Scottish storyteller, journalist and dark history guide with a love for the macabre and gothic. I explore Scotland through ghostly tales, women’s stories and historic fiction on TikTok and YouTube. Subscribe for updates and project news.
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