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Award-winning sustainable travel engineer Corey Boyle lays out a manifesto for the future of the active transport
A cycling city is the vehicle to a wealthier, more equal city. Not just GDP and wages, but the kind of wealth that makes peop...
The Water of Leith Walkway. Pic: Forever Edinburgh
The capital is to develop a series of urban nature pathways similar to the hugely popular Water of Leith Walkway...
Edinburgh Central Mosque. Pic: Emma Newlands
People “might be intimidated by coming to a mosque. They might have certain prejudices. We’re just here to dispel all that and be welcoming.”
Since opening in the city’s southside in 1998, Ed...
Astronomer Royal for Scotland says funding being diverted away from science “that answers big questions”
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