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Plans for 5G mast at Edinburgh Castle viewpoint scrapped - Vimarsana News

Plans for 5G mast at Edinburgh Castle viewpoint scrapped

More than 320 objections were lodged against the proposed 17m (56ft) structure in the Grassmarket.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Queen in Edinburgh: Queue to pay tribute at St Giles' Cathedral closes - Vimarsana News

Queen in Edinburgh: Queue to pay tribute at St Giles' Cathedral closes

Scots are no longer able to join a queue to enter St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh and pay respect to Queen Elizabeth.

Police officer cleared of assault - Vimarsana News

Police officer cleared of assault

A BRITISH Transport Police officer has been cleared of assaulting a teenage boy.

Five "undervalued" women architects Part W is creating Wikipedia pages for - Vimarsana News

Five "undervalued" women architects Part W is creating Wikipedia pages for

Five "undervalued" women architects Part W is creating Wikipedia pages for Women's architecture collective Part W is one of several organisations working to increase the number of female architects listed on Wikipedia. On International Women's Day, Sarah Ackland has picked five significant women that she believes should have pages on the site. The current and historic gender imbalance of those working in architecture is well documented and is reflected on Wikipedia, where many significant women architects do not have listings. "It's important that Wikipedia include significant women" Accordi...

Source: dezeen.com
Rutherford brothers threatened bar staff after being told to wear a face mask - Vimarsana News

Rutherford brothers threatened bar staff after being told to wear a face mask

The Eagle Inn, Dunbar. Image: Google Maps TWO county brothers who refused to wear face masks in a Dunbar pub and shouted homophobic abuse at police officers have avoided a jail sentence. Barry Rutherford, 30, and Lee Rutherford, 28, threatened bar staff at two pubs in East Lothian after they had been asked to cover up while inside the premises and refused service. The pair were told they were not being served at The Eagle Inn in Dunbar due to their behaviour and, after being asked to leave, Barry Rutherford told one worker: “F*** off, I’ll remember your face”. The brothers then ...