Events 2012

Thursday 8 March at 7.00 pm

Augustine United Church 41 George IV Bridge Tickets £5

SOCO Andrew Wright will take a look at the layered history of the site which saw the first battles played out in the 1780s as to who should develop the South Bridge.

This is a joint event with the Old Town Association.

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Saturday 24 March at 2.00pm

Guided Tour of Craigmillar Castle

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Saturday 28 April 12.30 - 5.00pm

AGM/Conference

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Saturday 12 May 1.00 - 4.00pm

Edinburgh Canal Trip

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Thursday 24 - Saturday 26 May

Newcastle upon Tyne Study Tour

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details and booking form HERE

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Next meeting: 27 March 2012, 4 - 6 pm

The Cockburn Association Book Club

Next meeting Wednesday 8 February 2012 and the second Wednesday of each month thereafter, 6.00 - 8.00pm, Edinburgh Larder, Blackfriars Street.

We will be dicussing the OneCity books: One City, Our City and Crimespotting

members £5 and non members £10 annual fee to include a free book

register your interest here

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  • Promote the conservation and enhancement of Edinburgh’s landscape and historic and architectural heritage;
  • Encourage high quality contemporary design for buildings that blend with and enhance their surroundings;
  • Promote improvement of the aesthetic and functional quality of shared spaces such as public squares, streets and pavements;
  • Support the protection of the Green Belt, important open spaces and good agricultural land from unsuitable development;
  • Encourage the development and proper use of sustainable transport systems, with priority given to public transport, cycling and pedestrian environments;
  • Encourage greater public interest and involvement in planning, conservation and design.



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