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ello and welcome to our first full unlocked edition of the NE magazine. I hope our readers have enjoyed your summer with the
new freedoms now in place and hopefully now heading back to a more normal life. This issue has once again some excellent articles written and supplied by local businesses and organisations which we hope you’ll find useful and interesting.
As usual a big thanks to all of our contributors and advertisers for their continued support and remember you can find more adverts and information on our Discover Stockbridge Facebook page, also look out for our updated website at www.discoverstockbridge.com. Finally please try and shop local whenever possible and don’t forget
CONTENTS 05 Local News 06 Housing Market 07 Things to do in your garden 10 Common mistakes when buying tiles 12 Bathing mobility 14 RBGE – seedlings to tallest trees 16 Radio gaga! 18 Beauty advice 19 The Salon on Glanville 27 Local contacts
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Local News From North East Edinburgh Inverleith locals launch a campaign to end park strife
Stockbridge’s very own radio station!
Friends of Inverlieth Park have launched a new campaign to refurbish the children’s play park as the tired-looking equipment is either broken or in bad condition. Stockbridge resident and mum-of-two, Selena Barr is leading the project. The Friends of Inverleith Park are currently conducting a survey of play park users in an attempt to secure funding in the near future and want the views of local residents to be taken into consideration.
Edinburgh’s Mix1Radio will begin broadcasting as an internet radio station later this month. It’s the brainchild of local broadcaster, musician and designer Sam Hinks. He is joined by some excellent broadcasting chums as the station prepares to launch itself on the Stockbridge community and surrounding villages!
The Herald Property Awards – Shortlisted Finalists
Home of female fiction, Rare Birds Books has launched Scotland’s first female-centric bookshop, right in the heart of Edinburgh. In a bold move that sees the globally beloved book club show resilience and innovation in a time of retail uncertainty, founder Rachel Wood invites bibliophiles down the rabbit hole and into Stockbridge’s newest page-turning hotspot.
Cullerton’s are thrilled to be shortlisted as finalists by The Herald Property Awards for Scotland 2021 powered by Property Studios, in the category for Estate Agency of the Year. “We are delighted for the nomination and look forward to the awards on the 30th September 2021. Good luck to all other finalists!”
Rare Birds Books opens on Raeburn Place
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EDINBURGH’S HOUSING MARKET IS BUOYANT
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fter an incredible first 2 quarters of the year that saw property sales in Edinburgh increase by more than 50% on the previous year. There has been a slowing down recently, especially for flats, with supply outweighing demand. The main reason for this is the influx or Airbnb/holiday lets coming back into the market place due to the changes in legislation that Edinburgh Council have implemented. The housing market though still remains particularly buoyant with demand outweighing supply. There is just not enough good quality stock in the traditional Edinburgh hotspots, such as Blackhall, Craigleith, Ravelston, Murrayfield, Trinty, Morningside, Newington, The Grange etc. Hopefully once our children return to school after the summer holidays the situation will change in the autumn before the seasonal downturn. Edinburgh though has remained as a popular destination for investors, and owner 6 NEM
occupiers alike, and I see no reason for this to majorly change anytime soon. The pandemic has caused certain markets in the UK to ground to a halt , especially after the Stamp Duty holiday, but we remain on track for another very successful year, and hopefully that will continue through 2022. Visit our website: www.cullertonsproperty.co.uk or follow us on social media.
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Things to do in your garden With summer drawing to a close and Autumn almost upon us here are some useful tips to keep your garden flourishing in the new season. Check the lawn and ensure that any weeds sprayed last month are dying, if not repeat the process, also areate the lawn with a garden fork and scatter lime onto it as this will sweeten the soil. Finally rejuvenate a tired lawn with autumn feed. Trim hedged before the onset of winter. Take new plant cuttings. 10 cm cuttings can be taken from hardwood herbs such as Rosemary or Bay. Remove the lower leaves, dip into hormone rooting powder and pot in small containers
with a good potting mix. Keep moist and shelter from strong wind and sun. Gather fallen leaves, grass clippings, kitchen scraps and shredded prunings. Layer in the compost bin, turning periodically to allow air in. Don’t overload with one ingredient, keep a good mix. Divide evergreen perennials. Lift from soil, divide at root and replant in well conditioned soil.
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A family run business with 50 years of Experience + Care From our showroom in the centre of Edinburgh. we have an extensive range of carpets and flooring to suit all budgets. We can advise you on style, colour and suitability, carry out free estimates, dispose of existing flooring ,move furniture and generally ensure that your experience of buying flooring as seamless as possible from selection to installation.
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Lifestyle - Home - Gifts - Fashion - Individuality
Our FREE furniture sourcing service continues so please get in touch by email or phone. Our Stockbridge shop has a wonderful new range of gifts, jewellery, lighting, mirrors, and home accessories for Spring. Come and see, feel and touch and enjoy a real shopping experience when you can! We look forward to welcoming you back!
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common mistakes to avoid when buying tiles.
At Edinburgh Tile Studio we offer an extensive range of beautiful natural stone, porcelain, and ceramic, as well as an eye-catching selection of handmade and hand-painted tiles, mosaics, encaustics, and Victorian floor tiles. We’re on hand to offer design assistance and to guide you through the extensive range of colours, shapes, sizes and patterns available, to help you create your dream home. Choosing tiles is an exciting time, although also a task where you need to have your wits about you to ensure you get it right first time! To help with this, we’ve listed below 3 of the most common mistakes to try and avoid when buying tiles: 3 Common Mistakes to Avoid
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Not ordering a sample first: Seeing a sample in your own home is the best way to help you envisage how the tiles will look, and to see how well they go with your environment and lighting.
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2 Not planning the layout and ordering
enough tiles: It’s important to consider how you would like to lay the tiles, as this can influence the overall effect, so by creating a rough design / sketch beforehand this can be hugely helpful. This process will also help you to determine how many tiles are needed, and therefore, help you to order the correct amount. We usually recommend ordering an additional 10% to allow for cuts and wastage, and for some patterns such as the herringbone layout, we would suggest increasing this to 15%, to allow for those extra fiddly cuts. Ensuring you have the right amount of tiles when ordering will prevent any potential delays and additional costs, and will also ensure you have the same batch to complete your project.
3 Choosing price over quality: As the saying
goes, “buy cheap, buy twice”. Investing in lower cost tiles may save you money initially, though they usually need to be replaced more frequently than those of better quality.
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Find your perfect easy-access bathroom with the Edinburgh bathing mobility specialist Are you struggling to use your existing bathroom? Perhaps your mobility has decreased, and you can’t manage that step into the bath or shower anymore? Bathing is essential to health and wellbeing and it’s important that you can live independently in your own home. If it’s time to make changes to your bathroom, it makes sense to speak with a specialist. When using the Bathing Mobility Advisory Service (BMAS), you really are in expert hands. Unlike some bathroom companies, our sole focus is bathing mobility and we are passionate about helping people bathe safely in their own home. BMAS appreciates the investment you are making in selecting a new wet room, mobility shower or bath. You are looking for an enhanced, safe bathing experience and a better quality of life, and our bathing mobility experts are here to help you choose the right solution that suits your needs and budget. We take care of everything We don’t believe in ‘package’ bathrooms, as we know that every customer is different with individual requirements. Which is why we offer a free design consultation service so we can find out all about you, with absolutely no obligation of course. 12 NEM
Your new bathroom will be entirely bespoke and designed around you to create a safe and suitable environment. Then let us take care of every aspect related to creating your perfect, safe easyaccess bathroom. You won’t be dealing with multiple contractors or strangers in a call centre. Our aim is to make the whole process an enjoyable experience for our customers and we pride ourselves on our high level of personal service. All work is completed on time by our own tradespeople who will minimise disruption to your daily routine and leave your home clean and tidy. We remove all rubbish at the end of the project and your bathroom is signed off personally by the BMAS installation manager. Transform your bathroom today with BMAS Please contact us to find out how we can help transform your bathroom. Our experts will be pleased to talk through your ideas and offer advice to get your plans moving! Open 10am–5pm, Mon–Sat 0131 668 2227 7a Grange Road, Edinburgh info@bathingmobility.co.uk bathingmobility.co.uk
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STRUGGLING TO USE YOUR BATHROOM? If using your bathroom has become a chore or you are worried about your safety, BMAS Edinburgh can help. We are experts in bathing mobility and will make your bathroom safe and comfortable so you can enjoy independent bathing and showering in your own home.
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THE TINIEST SEEDLINGS to the
TALLEST TREES Suzie Huggins from Edinburgh’s Royal Botanic Gardens, explains the preservation of Scotland’s Living Collection.
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t over eight metres tall and several tonnes in weight, Trachycarpus princeps isn’t the daintiest of botanical specimens. Nonetheless, the palm, a rarity in cultivation and, therefore, one of the most important trees at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE), is about to be transplanted as part of the Garden’s Edinburgh Biomes project. The project, perhaps the most visionary in the Garden’s 351-year history, will see the much-needed restoration of the iconic Victorian Palm Houses, 1960’s Front Range and behind-the-scenes research Glasshouses. To enable the refurbishment to begin, earlier this year, the Garden’s team of dedicated horticulturists began the delicate process of decanting an incredible forty thousand plants from in and around the Glasshouses. After years of careful planning and consideration of each species’ growing habits, size and temperament, thousands of plants including gingers, orchids and cacti were gently removed from the Glasshouses and transported to new homes at the Garden’s Nursery site. Although some plants were too large to move, a successful programme of propagation will ensure their legacy through their progeny. Focus is now on the removal of large palm trees from the Victorian Temperate Palm House. Ranging from the three-metre tall clumping palm Chamaerops humilis to the towering Trachycarpus princeps, each tree will be dug out carefully by hand then raised from the ground using a system of ropes and A-frames. Laid horizontally, they will be decanted to the Temperate Lands Glasshouse where they will remain throughout the Edinburgh Biomes project. Construction on the project will begin in Autumn 2021 with the restoration of the Glasshouses and the creation of new facilities at the Nursery site. An energy centre will help
to significantly reduce the organisation’s carbon emissions, while a new plant health suite will invest research into combatting the increasing numbers of plant pathogens in the environment. The final part of the project will see the creation of a stunning new Glasshouse that will revitalise the entire Glasshouse Experience. While the Garden has undertaken the large scale decant of plants in the past, it has never before moved so many species in such a tight time frame. It is a testament to how vitally important this project is to the preservation of Scotland’s Living Collection. Suzie Huggins Communications Manager Edinburgh Biomes Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, www.rbge.org.uk NEM 15
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Radio As the countdown begins to a new community radio station launch, we explore what that will mean for Stockbridge and the nearby, surrounding villages.
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It’s not every day a new radio station begins to broadcast, however Edinburgh is on the cusp of having a new, Stockbridge-based community radio station in the heart of this Bohemian village. Edinburgh’s Mix1Radio will serve its listeners with entertainment and local information.
o Gaga! F ortunately Stockbridge, Comely Bank and other neighbouring villages have a fabulous community spirit. You only have to walk along Stockbridge main street to find that out. So, with the community in mind local broadcaster, musician and designer Sam Hinks decided the time was right to start a station. “Experience is very important in the radio industry, although enthusiasm and ability to learn are just as important. We want to attract the best people to entertain and inform the local communities as well as align ourselves firmly with the individuals, businesses and organisations that make up the surrounding area.” Mix1Radio’s most important job is to engage with its listeners
and be involved as much as possible with the communities. To that end they have set up a basement studio in the heart of Stockbridge, with a meeting area and admin facilities for the station to grow. The station also hope that events and training will be a part of its community role. So, if you feel you want to be involved with radio, get in touch with Mix1Radio.They are an all encompassing company that will welcome you with open arms. Look for the station to start broadcasting as an internet station (with local Edinburgh city DAB to come soon) later in the month. Email: Edinburgh@Mix1.Radio Facebook:@Mix1RadioEH3 Website: Mix1.Radio NEM 17
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Louise Hinks gives some advice on skincare to keep our skin glowing and healthy
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Power Up... to Glow Up! Just a few years ago terms like Retinol, Alpha Hydroxy Acids & Hyaluronic Acid were mostly used by dermatologists or hardcore skin care users looking for the next big thing to turn back the clock. Add those to Vitamin E and stabilised Vitamin C and your skin will say, thank you. Are all ingredients created equal? No they are not. More importantly is it necessary to use powerful ingredients like these? In my experience, if you want to keep your skin glowing and healthy, then, yes you do. Alpha hydroxy acids (AHA’s), also known as Glycolic, are fruit acids that help exfoliate the surface layer of the skin. They remove dead skin cells and leave your skin more radiant. Phytic Acid is also an AHA derived from grains, is gentle on the skin and has antioxidant properties. Hyaluronic Acid supports the skins protective moisture barrier to retain hydration, helping to reduce the appearance of wrinkles. Retinol is a derivative of Vitamin A, can be found in varying strengths, is fantastic for ironing out wrinkles and keeping the skin smooth but beware, many skins don’t tolerate Retinol very well. However, a fabulous plant based, new kid on the block is making waves in the
skincare world – meet Bakuchiol. The effects of Retinol but much gentler on the skin. If you like your skincare to be cruelty free, plant based, vegan certified but bursting with clever clinical science, this Power Duo might be just for you. Let me introduce you to Arbonne Dermresults illuminating skin therapy concentrate, with 15% stabilised vitamin C, 2% Bakuchiol and 1% Ferulic Acid, a powerhouse vitamin duo of C and E, all working together to help improve the overall look of elasticity, skin radiance and firmness. Its partner in crime, Arbonne Dermresults daily Radiance Peel Pads, feature Caviar Lime Extract to support natural cell renewal of the skin, through exfoliation, plus Hyaluronic acid and Phytic acid to help slough away dead surface skin cells. If you would like more information, please get in touch. I can recommend a combination of products just right for you. Louise Hinks is an Arbonne Independent Consultant 07941 204709 Louise@louisehinks.com
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THE SALON ON GLANVILLE Introducing the salon on Glanville who opened on may 1st and have already built the reputation of a top class salon offering a wide range of services. The salon currently has 4 stylists specialising in colouring, cutting, keratin smoothing, extentions and styling that is Tailored to each individual client. Salon manager Gavin Blackie says: Our salon mission is to make all clients visits as memorable as possible and consistently bringing you the freshest styles and ideas by Keeping up with current trends and educating ourselves in all practices. You can book any one of our talented stylists online, by phone or via all social media pages. 3 Glanville Place Stockbridge Edinburgh EH3 6SZ 0131 220 1555 www.salonglanville.com NEM 19
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Indian Prison Dhurries The end of the 19th century in late colonial India bears witness to a revival of textile industry and carpet weaving. Interestingly enough, many products of this re-emerging economy, fine quality rugs in intricate designs, came from Indian prison factories. The so-called Jeeli or jail carpet was not a new idea; earlier, in the 16th century, Mughal Emperor Akbar is said to have brought skilled weavers from Persia to teach the art to inmates in Mughal jails across the Subcontinent. The idea appealed later to British authorities who decided to continue the Mughal tradition in the 19th and early 20th century. Apart from the obvious economic reasons, weaving was viewed as part of prisoners’ ‘reform’ therapy. Jeelis were produces in a variety of styles; opulent wool pile carpets emulating ancient Persian designs, or simple kilim-like Dhurries, an Indian tradition from the time immemorial. It is however the humble cotton yarn dhurries that have of late become most coveted home décor floor coverings and a popular choice of many designers in the west. 24 NEM
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fter moving to Stockbridge last year, Dahlia has finally opened her doors
to the lively community of Stockbridge. Nestled on Deanhaugh Street in the heart of Stockbridge, Dahlia is the perfect retreat for both locals and those visiting the area. Escape the buzzing streets of Stockbridge into a carefully curated pink paradise, filled with exotic plants, handcrafted pots and beautifully natural new scents. Dahlia’s team pride themselves in offering a wide range of knowledge in all things green! You need not hesitate in asking for care advice, help choosing dried flowers to create your own custom bouquet and much more! They can’t wait to invite you back in store.
PHOEBE HUTCHESON, Owner & Creator 22 Deanhaugh Street, Stockbridge Edinburgh EH4 1LY www.dahliathestore.co.uk NEM 25
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How Green is your Energy? With energy companies increasingly promoting their green credentials, how can you tell how green the energy you are buying actually is? A green tariff means that some or all of the electricity you buy is ‘matched’ by purchases of renewable energy that your energy supplier makes on your behalf. These could come from a variety of renewable sources such as wind farms and hydroelectric power stations. Your supplier should let you know the mix, and also what proportion of your supply is renewable. Some tariffs will be ‘100% renewable’, others will offer a percentage of the total. It’s not clear whether switching to a green tariff will have an impact on global carbon dioxide emissions or not. Renewable sources feed the electricity they generate into the electricity grid, as do coal and gas-power stations. The electricity comes out in the mix that was generated that way. You use what you use. Green tariffs are no substitute for using less energy. The less electricity you use, the less has to come from gas and coal, and the less carbon dioxide is emitted. Run your washing machine at a lower temperature, boil less water, install smart meters or use LED energy saving bulbs will reduce your carbon dioxide whether you’re on a green tariff or not. That’s why it’s so important to reduce the electricity you use wherever possible.
Source and for more energy saving tips check out energysavingtrust.org.uk Over 5 years one supplier, Utility Warehouse, has been helping to reduce their customers energy consumption and therefore their bills and their carbon footprint by replacing all a customers bulbs with LED bulbs for FREE. UW installed over 5 million bulbs in 150,000 homes. The total amount of CO2 saved is 46,000 tonnes – the same as 28,000 return flights to New York produce. The reduced bills saved UW customers £31 million on their bills so far. Customers will continue to receive FREE bulbs as long as they remain a member.
The author, David Findlay is an authorised distributor for Utility Warehouse. For more information on how UW can reduce your bills and your carbon footprint call David on 07985-953121 E:david.findlay@uw.partners https://uw.partners/david.findlay 26 NEM
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