email screenshot, text "Good morning Our reference: 300085485 - 27-29 Ratcliffe Terrace, Edinburgh, EH9 1SX, LB52684 - designation as a listed building We are getting in touch to let you know the outcome of the proposal to list 27-29 Ratcliffe Terrace, Edinburgh. We have now designated the building at Category C (LB52684). You can view the listed building record on our portal. " etc.

The Causewayside Lads Club building - a red brick and render, two-storey plus attic Edwardian club building, with a through pend on the right and original windows on first two storeys.

🥳Nice little email this morning that the Causewayside Lads' Club building has survived attempts by developers to demolish it and has successfully been protected by listing. More on the story of this place and its unusual founder here: threadinburgh.scot/2024/04/13/t... cc @edinburghminute.com

Brilliant news. And you have to take the credit for it. Without your rigorous research the history would not have come to light.

I know in the whole scheme of things the door’s not the worst thing going on in the world. But I really really hated that colour.

Every so often I get a little sad when I remember that we’ll never know how things are currently panning out for Adrian.

I was in it for the first time a couple weeks ago. Buying a kite for friend’s son’s birthday. (He’s delighted with it).

It was gloriously sunny half an hour ago. This weather’s ridiculous

God works in mysterious ways……

It’s been in the same family since at least 1939. Last occupant William J Wright died Oct last year age 83.

What the AF. What’s gone on there! And Jedward?
Garden could do with a wee tidy.

Oooh. They sound interesting.
Suggest you avoid the M&S lemon curd ones. Very disappointing.

But is it still the case that if you’re not in a car you’ve got to traipse all around the building to get in at what should really be the back door. Plus traipse all the way back round with your messages once you’re finished?

Wow. That brilliantly deduced.

'The Post Office Tower from Clipstone Street' (1964) by Terence Tenison Cuneo

(Postal Museum)

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I didn't realise it was so young!

It's things like this that make me miss working in an office.

My ggrandfather, John Hutton was very opposed to using The Meadows.

It’s not mentioned in the article. That sounds dreadful.

It went for £150. Sadly, not to me.

59 quid to 137 quids. Jings!

The character he played in GBH was so good too!

Once overheard staff at Greggs in Edinburgh explaining to US visitors the difference between a sausage roll and a roll & sausage. After some time they decided on the latter to which she then asked “and do you want square sausage or links?” At this point I sadly had to leave to get a train.

But isn’t it annoying that the ticket price is never announced in advance of them going on sale!

That’s lovely isn’t it! I’m a bit tempted.

This is exactly what a doppelgänger would say.

Jeez. Is there nothing that they won’t graffiti in this city.

I live in Edinburgh. There are 3 seasons; ‘Oooo can’t wait until August’, ‘Hoorah, at last it’s August’ and ‘Oh no, that’s it all over’

The internet isn’t going to get any better than this today. Well played.

"Doctor, I have trouble sleeping."
"Go and see the great singer Morrissey, you'll be asleep in no time."
"But Doctor..."

This looks so familiar to me. And then I realise it’s 40 years old! Jings.