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Tag Archives: World Heritage Sites

A creeping privatisation of public space?

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

This blog was first publised in August 2017. Might plans for a make-over for Edinburgh’s West Princes Street Gardens lead to a partial privatisation of an iconic public space? West Princes Street Gardens in the centre of Edinburgh are an outstanding feature of the city. They sit below the spectacular castle. A bandstand is at…

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…

Scotland’s Living Heritage(s)

Blogs and small towns work for Built Environment Forum ScotlandBy Cliff Hague12. January 2023Leave a comment

This blog on the inaugural lecture by Professor Máiréad Nic Craith, given at Heriot-Watt University on 29 May 2013, was first posted on the website of the Built Environment Forum Scotland on 4 June 2013. The appointment of Professor Máiréad Nic Craith to a chair in the School of Management and Languages promises to add…

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