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Tag Archives: Cockburn Association

The future of our urban parks and greenspaces

2020, News ItemsBy Cliff Hague24. January 2023Leave a comment

The value of parks needs to be rethought in the light of the Covid-19 pandemic. “People are now beginning to see the value of parks.” This was a central message from New York City Parks Convenor Mitchell Silver, during our public conversation on Zoom on 25 June 2020, as part of the Cockburn Association campaign…

Growth and the commercialisation of public space in Edinburgh

2020, News ItemsBy Cliff Hague23. January 2023Leave a comment

This item was first posted in November 2019. A major controversy has developed in Edinburgh over a huge development that was allowed to go ahead in the World Heritage Site without planning permission. The London-based event organisers Underbelly have a contract with Edinburgh’s city council who are paying them a reported £800,000 to stage a…

My recent newspaper articles

News Items, Pre-2020By Cliff Hague23. January 2023Leave a comment

Here are links to some of my articles that have been published in The Scotsman recently (July 2019) I have had a number of columns published in The Scotsman, which is an Edinburgh-based national newspaper in Scotland. Though the articles are tagetted at that particular readership, the underlying issues are relevant in many other places, I believe.…

Is Airbnb a threat to historic cities and towns?

News Items, Pre-2020By Cliff Hague23. January 2023Leave a comment

This item was written in 2018 about a report on the impact of Airbnb and similar platforms. It calls for tighter regulation. In parts of Edinburgh, the proliferation of Airbnb and its imitators is having a detrimental  impact on local amenity and community cohesion, says a new report by Edinburgh’s Civic Trust, the Cockburn Association.…

Civic concern in Edinburgh over World Heritage Site

Original Blogs CliffHague.comBy Cliff Hague23. January 2023Leave a comment

This item was posted in 2017. The proposals for the hotel at the Royal High School were refused plannng permission and the refusal was upheld at appeal. Citizens in Edinburgh are voicing concerns at the way the capital city’s built environment and greenspaces are being managed. A staggering 3,188 objections have been lodged in opposition…

Best ways to enhance Edinburgh

Original Blogs CliffHague.comBy Cliff Hague20. January 2023Leave a comment

I gave the Cockburn Association annual lecture in Edinburgh on 27 October 2016. I have now written it up and you can read it. The Cockburn Association was formed in 1875 and can claim to be the oldest civic association in the world. It is a pleasure and an honour for me to be its Chair and…

New post as Chair of leading urban conservation and planning body

News Items, Pre-2020By Cliff Hague20. January 2023Leave a comment

This item was posted in May 2016. I am pleased to confirm that I will become Chair of the Cockburn Association in June, when the present Chair, Lord Brodie, steps down. The Cockburn Association is one of the oldest urban conservation and planning organisations in the world. It was formed in 1875 and has a distinguished history…

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