NE magazine (festive edition)

NE magazine The magical, botanical, illuminated trail

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A new trail of after-dark festive fun for the family Christmas Cathedral • Fire Garden Laser Garden • Santa • Sea of Light

25 NOV – 2 JAN rbge.org.uk/christmas Running selected evenings

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Lifestyle - Home - Gifts - Fashion - Individuality

A gem of a shop...

Our Stockbridge store has a wonderful new range of stunning fashions as well as Christmas decorations, gifts, jewellery, lighting, mirrors, and home accessories. Come and see, feel and touch, and enjoy a real shopping experience!

1 Glanville Place, Stockbridge, Edinburgh EH3 6SZ 0131 225 4466 www.halidonhome.co.uk

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One of Edinburgh’s best kept secrets.

2021 CAMRA award winner.

Perfect for a festive drink!

Featured in 12 Pubs of Scotland calendar 2022 from The Paper Inn. You can enjoy our large whisky and gin selection, rotating cask ales and our cosy open fire over the winter.

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elcome to our final edition of 2021. In this issue we have some fantastic features including one on our magnificent cover from the Royal Botanical gardens.

CONTENTS 07 George Bower

After another difficult year and hopefully the pandemic now in

retreat I hope that we can look forward to a nice festive period and to a

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healthy and prosperous 2022.

I would like to thank all of our advertisers and contributors for their

continued help in making the magazine a success and look forward to working with you again in 2022.

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Christmas order form Cullerton’s: Edinburgh’s bouyant housing market Discover Stockbridge walking tour Christmas at The Botanics Winter gardening tips Mix1Radio Countdown Wrap up your skin Festive recipe Northwood; property overview Useful numbers

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THE FESTIVE SEASON IS HERE SO ENJOY SOME SPECIAL OFFERS

Boneless Venison £12.00 per kg 3 oven ready pheasant £9.00 or £3.48 each

Local delivery now available.

Come into our shop or visit the website www.georgebowerbutchers.co.uk Tel    75 Raeburn Place, Edinburgh EH4 1JG

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Christmas Order Form (£30 non-refundable deposit)

Name Telephone Collection Date (9am-5pm, close 3pm 24 Dec) Delivery Address (23 December only) Invoice No.

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Bronze Turkey

Boneless Turkey

Free Range Goose

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(£15.00/kg) 4kg (serves 2 to 5)

(£15.00/kg) 2kg (serves 2 to 4)

(£16.00/kg) 4kg (serves 4 to 6)

(£8.00/kg) 1.8 to 2.1kg (serves 4 to 6)

5kg (serves 6 to 8)

3kg (serves 6 to 8)

5kg (serves 4 to 6)

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6kg (serves 8 to 10)

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6kg (serves 6 to 8)

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Linda Dick Chicken Free Range (£10.00/kg) 3kg (serves 6 to 8) 4kg (serves 8 to 10) 5kg (serves 10 to 12)

Home made Puddings Bacon/Gammon Weight Req’d

Black (£8.50/kg)

Haggis (£8.50/kg)

Stornoway Black (£11.00/kg)

Stornoway White (£11.00/kg)

Beef Weight Req’d

Mince

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Rump Fillet

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Ribeye

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Smoked Streaky (£12.20/kg)

Boneless Smoked Gammon (£11.00/kg)

Boneless Unsmoked Gammon (£11.00/kg)

B-in Smoked Gammon – Min 3kg (£9.00/kg)

B-in Unsmoked Gammon – Min 3kg (£9.00/kg)

Lamb

Venison

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Leg bone in

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Please call instore for our full choice of products.)

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EDINBURGH’S BUOYANT HOUSING MARKET Cullerton’s paints an optimistic view for Edinburgh property sales towards 2022.

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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 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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GREAT FOOD

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WHEN YOU VISIT US THIS FESTIVE PERIOD At the Orchard bar we pride ourselves on serving delicious home-made meals!

Situated just a two minute walk from the East gate at the Botanic gardens, we are ideally suited to provide a hearty meal for a winter walk around the gardens.

Due to a lesser number of tables in these times we would advise booking in advance to avoid disappointment.

the Orchard bar | 1-2 Howard Place, Edinburgh EH3 5JZ Tel: 0131 550 0850 | www.theorchardbar.co.uk | info@theorchardbar.co.uk

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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 12 NEM

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EDINBURGH TILE STUDIO @EdinTileStudio edinburghtilestudio.co.uk enquiries@edinburghtilestudio.co.uk NEM 13 Tel.: 0131 629 3780

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Edinburgh Walking Tour Co.

Start: 3.00pm at Edinburgh Castle esplanade.

Finish: 4.30pm in New Town with a Winter Warmer drink in a famous bar.

Adults: £20.00 – Concession: £18.00 – Children: 5 years to 10 years £11.00, Under 5 years Free

Winter Warmer Walk 25th November - 31st January

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Discover Stockbridge Walking Tour You may have noticed that our website has had a refresh... we love it!

Also new for this festive period is a walking tour of Stockbridge. We have partnered with the Edinburgh Walking Tour Co. to supply the guides and local information on the walk.

We start at 11am (each Saturday and Sunday) by meeting your guide in the New Town at Charlotte Square.

From there you will be taken across the Dean Bridge, then we’ll make our way past the painter Henry Raeburn’s home, down through the village itself, up into Inverleith Park and to the Stockbridge market site via The Colonies. The tour takes approximately 75 mins to comeplete and the terrain being fairly flat, its applicable for all ages. Be sure and book early

Stockbridge Walking Tour Saturdays and Sundays only Meet: 11:00am Start: Charlotte Square, outside West

Register House Finish: Saunders Street and Kerr Street

junction (site of Stockbridge Market) Time: 75 minutes Price: Adults £11.00, Concession £9.00,

Children £7.00 Bookings must be made 24 hours in advance by telephone. Call Richard +44 7977 934274.

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CHR HRIISTMAS

AT THE

BOTANICS

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SPRINKLES MORE SURPRISES ON FESTIVE TRAIL

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More sparkling installations and new festive finale confirmed for 2021.

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he winter spectacle, Christmas at the Botanics, has confirmed more installations for this year’s trail when it opens on 25th November, including a new festive finale.

Running for 32 nights at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, friends and family will be able to come together to explore 15 dazzling installations along the onemile route and experience the outdoor twilight trail.

The latest installations confirmed for this year include Digital Rain, Fireflies in the Wood and the cascading Sea of Light which will feature as the festive finale: • Digital Rain – is an immersive installation

by Bespoke Lighting and Video, featuring LED pixels that ‘rain down’ on those below to create a shimmering shower of light.

• Fireflies in the Woods – is an enchanting installation from Electric Foundry, containing 100 points of light that twist through the tress to create a magical woodland wonderland.

• Sea of Light – brings an enthralling mix of sound and light technology, from awardwinning company ITHACA, that flows across the landscape in spectacular, glittering waves.

To meet current Scottish Government guidelines, reduced capacities and a oneway system will be in place for the comfort of visitors coming together to celebrate the festive season. Health and safety measures, in place to protect visitors, will be monitored throughout the run.

Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh www.rbge.org.uk

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winter gardening tips

1. Clear Snow and Ice

5. Keeping a Plant Journal

When the snow and ice arrive make sure to gently brush heavy snow from trees and shrubs but allow ice to melt naturally.

During the winter months is a good time to take stock of what you have been growing to plan for the year ahead.

2. Polish your Tools

6. Check your Seed

As this won’t be a time where you will be using your equipment so much, winter is a good time to spruce up the garden shed and re-organize your gardening tools.

If you happen to have seeds left over from last year’s planting now is a good time to sprout a test sample before you re-order what you need for spring.

3. Time for Bulbs

7. Think of the Birds

If you didn’t manage to get your bulbs in the ground before it froze, you can still plant them in January in individual peat pots.

Make sure to provide much-needed nourishment for the birds whose natural food supplies may have been buried in winter storms.

4. Pruning Winter is actually one of the best times of year to prune the deciduous plants in your garden; when plants are dormant, they are less likely to transmit disease or attract insects.

8. Make your bed Prepare perennial beds for spring in March.

Clear your beds by removing weeds and dead foliage and then re-cover plants at night.

9. Grow!

Cold frames and floating row covers will help satisfy your urge to grow and get a head start on spring.

10. Prepare for Spring When Spring is close, branches of pussy willow, quince, crabapple, forsythia, pear and flowering cherry can be forced indoors.

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Countdown to the stockbridge Community Radio station

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S the festive season approaches, we also begin a countdown to Edinburgh’s Mix 1 Radio launch.

Located in the heart of the bohemian Stockbridge village, the station has had its challenges to overcome plotting a course to air. The main issue was full fibre broadband; a critical part of the station infrastructure. Originally an install by our national telecomms provider proved unsuccessful, however, we’re delighted to say the studio and offices now have a more than adequate hook-up to the outside world and are currently planning the route ahead.

At the heart of any radio station studio is a professional playout system, not too mention very powerful PCs in tow. Mix 1 Radio have chosen an excellent sytem provided by PlayoutONE, based in the UK and Canada. This although complex to learn will stand the station in good stead going forward.

Mix 1 Radio has a roster of volunteer presenters from Edinburgh and beyond (including Nova Scotia). Its also on the look out for further local volunteers to help contribute to and run the station in

a number of roles including: presenters and journalists, social media, technical back-room staff and event organisers.

Another area that will be critical to the success of the station will be funding. To that end the station will need partners, sponsors and advertisers going forward.

The station’s partnership with NE Media should hopefully help to fill that important area. Should you or anyone you know if be interested in being a part of the station or indeed being a partner sponsor please do get in touch.

One of the many presenters scheduled is James Shields (pictured left) or ‘shieldsy’ who is the official match day stadium announcer for Hamilton Academical FC and therefore no stranger to a microphone.

James will host the weekend breakfast show on a Saturday morning between 9-12. Also featuring will be Alison Craig & John Wood’s podcast What’s the Chat.

An excellent humourous look at relevant events and cuddly warm memories.

Stay up-to-date with the station on its Facebook page and don’t hesitate to get in touch!

Email: Edinburgh@Mix1.Radio Facebook:@Mix1RadioEH3 NEM 19

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Louise Hinks

Winter is here, change up your skincare routine to keep your skin hydrated.

Top: Sea Mist and Garden Mint Shea Butter hand balm.

Bottom: Bio-Hydra skincare.

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Wrap up your skin... for the festive season.

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hristmas is coming, and with it the weather is getting colder, the heating is on, and our skin is wondering what is going on. So how do you keep that healthy glow in wintertime?

Moisture is key here, so keep your fluid intake up. Drink plenty of water, if you feel like you need a warm drink, have hot water infused with lemon, or treat yourself to a nice tea, such as Arbonne’s Bio-Hydria Herbal infusion with antioxidants, Rosemary and Thyme, which all support hydration from the inside out. Antioxidants are important because they help combat free radical and oxidative stress which can occur on your skin and in your body. The body’s production of antioxidants decreases as we age, so it’s important to find ways of increas your levels, to support your overall well-being and your skin.

You can also eat your way to more moisturised skin, ensuring you eat plenty Omega-3 or Omega-6 fatty acids, such as oily fish and flaxseed oil, but for the most part you will want to ensure your skin is hydrated from the outside too.

Always make sure you moisturise right after washing and go easy on the use of exfoliants and scrubs over wintertime, especially if you skin is feel a little drier than normal.

Anyone can be prone to dehydration, which can leave your skin looking sallow and unhealthy. Arbonne’s Bio-Hydria Gel Cream is light and fluffy, absorbs quickly and helps to soothe and moisturise the skin.

All the Bio-Hydria range contain sustainably sourced Edulis Cellular Water which helps to deeply hydrate and maintain critical moisture in the skin, plus Aloe Vera which has vitamins and minerals taken from the inner Aloe Vera leaf to help moisturise and support the skin’s natural ability to maintain that healthy glow.

So, tackle that dry winter skin head on, pump up the hydration and give your skin a dewy look, no matter what the weather is like.

Give me a call for advice.

Louise Hinks is an Arbonne Independent Consultant 07941 204709 Louise@louisehinks.com

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Venison steaks with stirstir-fried sprouts!

Serve delicate slices of seared venison with a bubble-and-squeak-style hash made from Brussels sprouts, floury potatoes, walnuts and fruit. Absolutely mouth-watering!

Ingredients • floury potatoes 400g, peeled and cut into chunks • lemon ½, zested and juiced • venison steaks 2 • olive oil 1 tbsp • brussels sprouts 400g, trimmed and quartered • ginger peeled and finely grated to make ½ tsp • apple or pear ½, peeled, cored and finely chopped • walnuts 20g, chopped • cider or rice vinegar 1 tbsp • white miso ½ tbsp (optional)

Method STEP 1 Cook the potatoes in a pan of boiling salted water for 18-20 minutes until tender, then drain. Mash with the lemon zest and juice.

STEP 2 Heat a frying pan over a high heat until very hot. Rub the venison steaks with half the olive oil. Season, then sear the steaks for 2-3 minutes on each side, or until cooked to your liking. Transfer to a board and leave to rest for 5-10 minutes.

STEP 3 Heat the remaining oil in the frying pan over a high heat, and fry the sprouts, stirring frequently, for 4-6 minutes or until slightly golden at the edges and tender. Stir in the ginger, apple or pear and walnuts, and fry for another minute. Add the vinegar, miso (if using) and 2 tbsp water, then stir everything together with a pinch of salt. Serve the rested steaks over the lemony mash, with the sprouts on the side.

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Exceptionally buoyant “

Three and four bedroom homes have been commanding exceptionally high rents...

Lewis Mallen, Business Development Manager at Northwood Edinburgh in Stockbridge gives an overview of the local Edinburgh North property market.

s we’re approaching Christmas and the end of the year it is an ideal time to reflect on the state of Edinburgh’s private rental sector (PRS). The rental market in the whole city and specifically in Edinburgh North is exceptionally buoyant and has gone into overdrive since June this year. The average rent city-wide is at its highest ever level of £1,157 per month and the stock level available to prospective tenants has fallen by over 65% since the summer.

The central drivers behind these significant figures throughout Q3 was the

opening up of the city bringing foreign workers, and those that had left town through the various lockdowns, back into the market. This coincided with the student population descending on Edinburgh en-masse with all colleges and universities now fully open for business. With the severe lack of supply continuing as I write, we see it being a landlord’s market for some time to come until this imbalance corrects itself. The typical ‘quiet winter period’ will certainly not be making an appearance this year!

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Unsure if Father Christmas can squeeze a new house under the tree this year?

We can help (Payment in mince pies and sherry optional)

If you're looking for an Estate Agent, your local Northwood team are ready and waiting to help you out with every aspect of selling your home.

Please contact us on 0131 343 1717 or edinburgh@northwooduk.com for more details.

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up across the city with the time-to-let also down drastically to an average of 16 days in Q3. This figure will come down further once the Q4 data is released as properties we are advertising now are typically rented within a week, regardless of where they are in the city or what property type and size they are. Comely Bank and Trinity one and two bedroom flats have been particularly popular with young professionals. Three and four bedroom homes with garden space and off-street parking in areas such as Craigleith and Trinity have also been commanding exceptionally high rents with demand at levels not seen before.

Interestingly from a landlord perspective, the appetite for becoming a buy-to-let landlord shows no sign of abating in the city and at Northwood we are also working with more and more ‘accidental landlords’. For

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both types of new entrant to the market, they want a service which will take the hassle away from being a landlord and to guarantee rental payments each month. Northwood offers a solution in its Guaranteed Rent service, a minimum 12 month contract that guarantees fixed monthly payments to the landlord even if the property is vacant.

As we move through the winter months we are all watching the market extremely carefully to see just how quickly and to what extent the supply-demand disparity comes back towards ‘normal’. It’s evident COVID-19 continues to be a disruptive and destabilising force in the property market but here at Northwood we are ready to navigate any changes as we have done for the last 18 years.

From all the team we wish you a Merry Christmas and a fantastic Festive period!

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The Energy Crisis

Are all Energy Companies the same?

Working in the utilities business for the last 10 years a lot of people are coming to me at the moment for advice.

The most asked questions are what do I do? Do I stay with my current provider or do I switch. Will my provider go bust?

Most providers won’t accept new customers on the standard variable tariff at the moment, because it loses them money, and some providers are now defaulting customers to an expensive fixed tariff with no mention of a standard variable price. On renewal it will automatically roll onto a new fixed tariff. British Gas is now charging £100 Early Termination Fees on some new tariffs if you leave early.

If you think there is not much to choose between companies here are the two cheapest and two most expensive quotes on comparethemarket.com this morning for an average user. That is a household that uses 2,500 kWh electricity and 12,500 KWh Gas. If you use more these figures will be higher.

The last few years were great for consumers.

To encourage competition the government encouraged new entrants to the energy market.

Many of these companies chose to entice customers by offering loss leading tariffs, in the hope that they could make profits from these customers in the following years, but savvy consumers used to switching would then switch to a better deal on renewal dates making this business model unsustainable.

If you think your supplier is in danger of going bust then ask how sustainable were their prices?

Are they stable? Were they profitable? Can they afford the losses they made? The jury is out on Bulb at the moment but many smaller companies are vulnerable and most will probably fail. Multiservice companies are cushioned from wholesale energy prices rises because they don’t just rely on energy for their profits.

Only when you are armed with the correct information can you make an informed decision for your own circumstances and remember these high prices are not going to go away anytime soon.

David Findlay is an authorised business partner with Utility Warehouse.

For advice on how to save money during the current energy crisis call him on 07985 953121.

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