The October Spurtle is written, printed, folded, counted, sorted into bundles and now ready for distribution across a news-ravenous Broughton and beyond.
The latest issue brings you information nourishment flavoured with three planning applications which haven’t even been submitted yet, and five that have.
We have tasty morsels on horns and mooning, a TV exclusive, and word on not particularly peaceful things to do with an olive branch that land you in court.
Delicious bin satisfaction figures follow, as do political candidates, starlings, a dead interesting Redbraes author and a look at the local origins of Edinburgh’s oldest emporium – amazingly busy in the capital since the early 15th century.
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All this and a naked appeal for your money will be out and about across the barony from tomorrow. Find Issue 256 in pubs, clubs, libraries and galleries, eateries, drinkeries, bike shops, newsagents, barbers, bun-sellers, greengroceries and umpteen odd nether regions in-between.
Alternatively, you can download a beautiful colour pdf of the same from our Home page here tomorrow. Bon appetit!