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Thrivable Scotland
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Oct 2, 2026
How could we connect green spaces across Edinburgh for wildlife and people?
Our final Netwalk for Changemakers of 2026 - join us to explore what's possible.
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nature
Thrivable Scotland
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Sep 23, 2026
What if Edinburgh was designed for wildlife as well as people?
Connecting changemakers to explore what's happening, what's next?
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edinburgh
Thrivable Scotland
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Sep 18, 2026
12 ideas to improve the Edinburgh festivals for everyone
“It feels like the festival happens to Edinburgh, rather than the festival growing from the city.”
edinburgh
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regeneration
Thrivable Scotland
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Sep 1, 2026
Could Edinburgh be the world’s first regenerative festival city?
A netwalking discussion for changemakers
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edinburgh
CADi Couriers
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Aug 25, 2026
We are getting ready to start offering our new bike collection service. This means you can have your bike collected and serviced, either bye our in-house mechanic, or by our partners at the Wee Spoke Hub. We plan to launch this service next week through our online store at https://cadi.scot/shop. Get your bike riding smoothly...
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cooperatives
CADi Couriers
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Aug 14, 2026
There were fewer deliveries today, fortunate in the heat. Some more brochures for Edinburgh Arts Festival were taken to Talbot Rice Gallery, cured meat to the Whiski Rooms, and tea to the Witchery, which was gratefully received by all witches, regardless of gender. A free driving lesson was also handed out on the correct use...
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cargoBike
CADi Couriers
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Aug 12, 2026
Another busy Wednesday today! Catering was delivered to three separate offices, keeping the people working there fed and happy. Various coffee houses, including two branches of Loudons, were restocked with tea from Pekoetea. And two packages of cured meat went to Morningside and Stockbridge.
cargoBike
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couriers
CADi Couriers
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Aug 6, 2026
Apparently I spoke too soon yesterday. Busy day today delivering office catering, cured meats. We're increasingly helping local businesses get their goods to their customers, where it is difficult for vans to get to on the High Street, Leith, and the New and Old Towns. We also delivered tea from PekoeTea to the Witchery, and...
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cargoBike
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couriers
CADi Couriers
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Aug 5, 2026
It seems City of Edinburgh Council have realised paving over a drain isn't the smartest idea.
bicycles
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Edinburgh
CADi Couriers
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Aug 5, 2026
It has been fairly quiet this week, so far we have made 4 catering deliveries, including the two today pictured to Atria One and the Edinburgh Climate Change Institute. We also bought lunch, consisting of soup and main courses, to the Heart of Newhaven Community Centre, and cured meat to the Belfry.
couriers
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delivery
CADi Couriers
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Aug 3, 2026
Hello! Time for an introduction from our blog! We are a worker-owned cooperative delivering by cargo bike in Edinburgh, that has been operating for around a year and a half. We are interested in fairer, better paid work for delivery workers, bicycles, worker owned cooperatives, bicycles, reclaiming public space from cars, social enterprises, bicycles, a...
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cooperatives
All-Encompassing Trip
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Mar 16, 2017
Princes Street, Edinburgh. October, 2016.
View of Princes Street in Edinburgh, from a window in the Nelson Monument.
Black and White
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Calton Hill
All-Encompassing Trip
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Mar 10, 2017
Calton Hill, Edinburgh. October, 2016.
The Dugald Stewart Monument and the Edinburgh skyline, from Calton Hill.
Black and White
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Calton Hill
Duncan Stephen
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Aug 24, 2015
Man down – How I injured myself in a daft cycling accident
Now that I am living and working in Edinburgh, I have decided to take up cycling. Unfortunately, I have already managed to injure myself on my bike.
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Commuting
Ben Werdmuller
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May 19, 2011
Hacking culture
I've always thought that the term "the cultural sector" was a bit disingenuous, because it makes the assumption that science, engineering and everything else under its umbrella can't for some reason be a part of "culture". Ditto "creatives": it doesn't take much thought to disprove the conceit, but theatre, music, fiction writing and so on are inherently thought of as creative, while fields like software development and structural engineering are not. What a bunch of hooey. So I was proud to be
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book hackday
Ben Werdmuller
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Jul 16, 2009
You, me, Edinburgh Techmeetup? It’s a date.
TechMeetup is a set of monthly technology gatherings in Edinburgh and Glasgow. It feels somehow illicit: the Edinburgh meetup takes place at the top of the Appleton Tower, a famous eyesore in the middle of the Edinburgh University campus. Piles of pizza and free beer are placed on tables, and after 7pm the doors are locked to the outside world. It’s great fun, and interesting, and one of the brilliant ways Scotland has been energizing its technology industries lately. It comes highly recommende
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