Gorgie Farm - your views online
TJ Blois
Gorgie Farm saved us as a family when we were coming out of lockdown. Having a toddler in a tenement flat crawling up the walls was tough, but being able to let her run around the farm was just amazing!
Keith Carlyon
They would rather spend millions on trams than save an Edinburgh institution. Disgraceful.
Lisa Robb
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Carol King
The council should be taking it over and managing it as a full time alternative education service for all the thousands of children unable to access mainstream full time education, but they won't!
Gary Mckie
Really hope it’s saved. It was a big part of my autistic son’s route on game day. It will break his heart if it closes
Vicki Boudali
Gorgie Farm needs to try to save itself with charity events and organised events. Can’t always rely on the public to save something time and time again!
Alan Burnett
I thought Edinburgh Zoo were taking it on.
Leigh Mcintyre
Sorry, spent all the dosh on sinking ships!
Lorna Willins
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Hide AdThe financial situation with Gorgie Farm started with their funding being stopped. If Edinburgh Zoo take it over they will charge and these prices will be extortionate.
Sarah Clark
I would much rather Edinburgh Zoo and the other organisations who have shown an interest did it, with the knowledge and experience they have.
Kim Bryce
All the money she wastes on an independence dream that we don't want and trams, while everything else is crumbling around us.
Ian Armstrong
There will be flats there. The council would rather spend millions on cycle lanes and trams.
Stuart McDonald
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Stuart Mcgarvie
I'm sorry, but if we have no money for a nurses’ wage rise, then this place would best be closing!
Paulio Gardner
It's proven its not worth saving. Maybe they should charge an entrance fee.
Elaine Anderson
She has no problem dishing out money for the stupid trams, but to help an Edinburgh institution, nah. Just like Princes Street. However, check out Glasgow - enough said.
Adam Ostry Chasz
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Hide AdJust shut the place down and, I don't know, maybe build some student accommodation or a tram line. Maybe we should ask management of this place what's gone wrong?
Warren Burrows
It should be CEC that saves the farm. Any organisation that employs more officials earning over £100,000 pa than any other local authority can afford this.
Kirsty Leslie
Sorry, but if they can't afford public sector pay rises or care for the elderly then no. This "business" has already been bailed out twice, clearly it's not running a profit. Perhaps that needs looked at before any further investment.
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Steven Oliver
It was only going to be a matter of time before the Bauer Scottish heritage brands went. The sound I'm hearing just now is that of Richard Findlay spinning in his grave.
Colin Mclennan
Great station to listen to. I love Ewan and Cat, my favourites. I have listened to the station since it began in 1975.
George Munro
Edinburgh is losing out again. No, local radio should not be allowed to change. What's the betting that it moves west within a year?
Barry Dickson
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Leigh McGrogan
Yeah, don't think anyone under 50 still listens to the radio enough for this to be a problem.
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