Transporting young children by bike can be a really rewarding experience. It’s quicker than a push-chair, and easier on your back than carrying them, and a lot more fun to go whizzing around on a bike than in a car or by bus. Until recently, I’ve …
+ READ MOREIntrepid cycling explorer and novelist Mark Beaumont shared this cycling hazard link from Sean Coway this morning. The hazard may not be quite as high a risk here in Edinburgh, but I thought you’d like to see it. Scotland does have large (ish) num…
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Are you a keen cyclist? Or a regular user of the Innertube routes? Or an Edinburgh blogger who wants to get to know the city cycleways better? We are looking to recruit three new Innertube ambassadors to help write stories about the routes. We’re …
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User of the blue line would have noticed tonight that it was more blue light than the blue line cycle path. Unfortunately earlier on last night four canoeists got into difficulty just off shore at Gyps Brae and only three of them made it back asho…
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Ross McEwan explains why public consultation on the Granton Sur Mer project is going ahead even though the City Council plans to sell the land to another developer. Why do developers want to buy city council assets? It is quite simple really. With…
+ READ MOREUser of the Brown line would have been delighted that the work to improve access to the cycle path at House O Hill and Wester Drylaw has now been completed. Back in June we reported that the project had ground to a halt as the contractor had gone …
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This post was written by Liz Stewart, a member of the public The Edinburgh & Lothians Greenspace Trust is running a spooky storytelling session on the North Edinburgh Cycleway as part of the Innertube project. Suitable for families, participants s…
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There is now much better access to the Leith-Portobello line at Wardie Road for cyclists and pedestrians after improvement works carried out by Edinburgh and Lothians Greenspace Trust supported by the Bike Station and local volunteers as part of E…
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Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th September is Doors Open Day weekend, when historic buildings across Scotland are open to the public, giving everyone a chance to see inside buildings they otherwise wouldn’t get a chance to. In Edinburgh, many of the …
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Lamb’s House was probably one of the finest merchants’ houses in Scotland in the 16th and 17th centuries. It is an impressive four storey A listed building with crow-stepped gables, tall chimneys and massive fireplaces. Historians are unsure of it…
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