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- Top 5 Neighbourhoods to Buy a Home in Edinburgh
Are you looking for a property in Edinburgh? Here are five locations you should consider… Property in Edinburgh is quick to sell, and the area is well known as one of the UK’s most popular cities. Scotland’s capital is filled with history, entertainment, education, job opportunities and much more making it any homeowner’s dream. But the city is… Read More »Top 5 Neighbourhoods to Buy a Home in Edinburgh - Williams and Johnson Coffee
Some people navigate the city by pubs, others perhaps actually acknowledge streets signs, whereas I undoubtedly get around by my map of coffee shops. One of our Sunday morning rituals is to head to Williams and Johnson Coffee nestled away in Customs Lane. Custom Lane itself is a collaborative space with workspaces above, and a large open space… Read More »Williams and Johnson Coffee - Review: Will Tell and the Big Bad Baron
We’re long standing fans of Theatre Fieri Ferera having reviewed their Fringe shows for a number of years now. The kids have always enjoyed their productions and ‘Will Tell and the Big Bad Baron’ did not disappoint. A blend of different legends, the story takes you on a whirl-wind adventure with heroine Wilhelmina Tell who disguises herself as… Read More »Review: Will Tell and the Big Bad Baron - Review: Fashion Spies
Fashion, spies, aliens, and a very random fox head… if the crowds hadn’t signalled that the Fringe is back this show certainly did! Aimed at the tween audience – 8+ – the scene was quickly set: fashion weeks around the world were being disrupted by a crime spree which can only be solved with the help of the… Read More »Review: Fashion Spies - Review: A Bee Story
It’s been a few years without being able to take my daughter to the kind of silly, acrobatic show we’ve always enjoyed together at Fringe. Seeing A Bee Story yesterday with her made me realise how much I missed the giggles and awe that a good circus performance can inspire. Entering the theatre, our eyes were drawn immediately… Read More »Review: A Bee Story - Review: Arty’s Ani-Magination
There’s something magical about sitting down at a children’s show at Fringe, not knowing exactly what you’re going to see, having only gathered a few hints from the poster and online description. Arty’s Ani-Magination was full of energy, enthusiasm and effective storytelling from the first scene. The show begins with introducing us to two of the main characters:… Read More »Review: Arty’s Ani-Magination
