Tag: graffiti
Low income households to be offered free bulky uplifts
Free bulky uplifts will be offered to low income households in Edinburgh from later this year as part of a £3 million city clean-up programme agreed by the council.
It currently costs residents £5 per...
Retired teacher Chris grafts to battle graffiti gremlins
Retired teacher Chris Cowie is on a roll in his campaign to spruce up large refuse bins positioned along Portobello Promenade.
With the popular beach destination attracting thousands of visitors each day during lockdown, and...
The Crow in Heels: Edinburgh’s Hidden Mosaicist
Have you seen the crow in heels? If not, you’ll find her partying by the cycle path near Warriston Cemetery, along with her noisy set.
Her creator, Helen Miles, began making graffiti mosaics back...
Crawford Bridge now ship shape!
Artists and pupils have brightened up a forgotten Edinburgh railway bridge, thanks to an anti-graffiti project.
The City of Edinburgh Council's Community Safety team is running the ShipShape Albion scheme. The council has spent more than £3,000 each year removing spray...
Cleaning up The Royal Mile
This week Scotland’s most historic street – the Royal Mile – is being given a fresh look in time for spring as Council staff, residents and businesses come together to spruce up the thoroughfare.
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