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Friendly Flatmate wanted New Gorbals: Fully furnished double room for rent,shared living room, dining kitchen, no smokers. Rent £290 + bills (£350 all in a month). Flat recently re-furbed. Tel: 07949 420 811

Glasgow City Centre, gay friendly, sunny atshare. Clean, mod cons, comfortable. Wifi , double glazed, gas, central heating. Great access into city. Furnished. Council tax included. £300pcm plus deposit. David: 07854 514 283

Spacious Double Bedroom in beautiful loft-style conversion. Open- planned lounge/kitchen. Off Gt Western Rd, 15 min to Byres Rd. £350pcm inc bills, except council tax. Free internet and parking. Tel: 07823 336 311

Huge, furnished double room, in Pollokshields sharing with easy going couple. Excellent transport links, city centre 5 mins, wifi , garden, dining kitchen, £355 pcm, no bills, viewings welcome. Tel: 07946 221 791

Music Edinburgh

Edinburgh Bach Choir Edinburgh Join us to enjoy the sheer pleasure of singing an exciting repertoire, in celebration of our centenary year. Open rehearsal, Tuesday, September 21st, 7.30-9.30pm. Contact Brian Kerr, email societysecretary@ edinburghbachchoir.org.uk All details on our website, www.edinburghbachchoir.org.uk

Property PROPERTY TO LET ACCOMMODATION

For Sale Edinburgh

Flat for sale

Beautiful ground oor one bedroom at in Leith for sale

with amazing garden. A steal at £125K.

Call 07919488319 to come and see.

Flatmate wanted Flatshares Glasgow battlefi eld - shared living room, kitchen and bathroom, internet access, 2 mins walk to train station. Rent £275 plus bills. Available end of August. Tel: 07949 420 811

I am looking for a at to share by Yorkhill hospital. Looking for a non-smoking atmate. I will be working in Yorkhill hospital and I am from Spain. Tel: 0131 225 1860 or 07704 198 432

Double room in beautiful 2 bedroom Marchmont at to share with couple. Top oor with stunning views of the castle. All mod cons including wifi . Please contact Emma on 07989 989 728

Double room available from mid September in friendly townhouse, share with three young(ish) left-of-centre professionals. £300pcm. Stockbridge/New Town, n/s. 25-35 y.o., professionals and mature students only, no short term lets.Tel: 0131 476 1186

Hiya, looking for chilled or cheerful gay-friendly professional co-tenant to hunt that elusive perfect at. You love wooden oors,a garden etc. Can you afford 500/month? Tel: 07708 764 115

Old Town

Royal Mile / Area Double Bedroom with views of Arthur’s Seat. £350 per month. Would suit post grad professional sharing with 2 easy going post grad male/ female. Tel: 07783 957 402

Large double room in lovely 2 bed at on Easter Road. Rent of £400 a month includes bills and council tax. Would suit professional male or female, 27-37, non-smoker. Tel: 07962 972 960

Large Double bedroom in gay at - Marchmont, available to student. GCH, b/band, storage, study, big lounge & kitchen, Beautiful! - Rent £400 pcm + bills - £400 deposit required. Tel: 07753 641 178

How did you get that job?

Name Ian Nicholson

Job Title Jewellery Designer and Workshop Leader Company The Precious Metals Workshop, based at Out of the Blue in Edinburgh.

When did you start your job? I launched The Precious Metals Workshop at the start of this year after a two-year period of travel, photography and creative writing. Before this, I worked as a jeweller and silversmith under the name INsilver and taught jewellery making at Leith School of Art.

So what does your job actually involve? I teach jewellery and silversmithing from my workshop at Out of the Blue. There are classes for beginners and intermediates. For beginners, I introduce the key techniques sawing, ling, hammering, piercing, texturing, soldering and polishing. I guide intermediates through personal projects and teach them some more advanced skills. I also provide space in my workshop for up-and-coming jewellers to work from.

Best / Worst Aspects? I love working in the very creative atmosphere of my workshop with the other jewellers I have in residence, and being a part of a wider artistic community at Out of the Blue, which is a really vibrant, supportive environment to work in. Every day and no days are holidays when you work for yourself and you love the work you do. Being self-employed, I only ever have to answer to myself, which is great and awful at the same time. You can really only ever have yourself to blame if things go wrong but take great joy in making them go right. Looking back, what advice would you give to a young Ian at the start of his career? Listen to your mother more! There may be a ne line between assistance and interfering but also, without her and my father’s guidance, this wouldn’t have been possible. I nd myself now looking to do things that she recommended years ago. And not just her listen to others. It’s great to be independent but it is also wise to listen, process and lter advice and information from others. Saying that, and even looking at the mistakes and wrong turns I have made, I wouldn’t do things differently. Where I am now is a great place and I couldn’t be happier. All paths, good and bad, have led to where I am just now.

And nally . . . tell us more about Out of the Blue? Out of the Blue is a social enterprise and multi-arts venue. It supports artists by providing space to work in and opportunities to sell our wares, such as the quarterly arts markets, as well as enabling us to pass our skills on to others in the community through classes or workshops and outreach projects. Out of the Blue is based at the Drill Hall in Leith, a former military building. The nal stage of a seven-year project to renovate the building has just been completed, so there is now additional studio space available for 30 artists, or for other creative businesses in Edinburgh.

I Saw You in the West... I Saw You with your mum and sister at the Terry Alderton gig. Sorry ‘bout the bad recommendation. Can I take you out to make up for it? U/664/01

I Saw You

getting married! Glasgow So excited for both of you. You make a beautiful couple and we hope you have many, many happy years together. Xxx U/664/02

Mr Snake

I Saw You Hands, if you promise you’re not poisonous I’ll meet you for a cuppa and slither of cake. U/664/03

I Saw You today (Friday) on underground 3.45pm. I got on at Hillhead. You red t-shirt. Me navy oral top and jeans. Both got off at Buchanan Street, towards the Galleries :) U/664/04

I Saw You

playing fast and loose with your cash at All Saints, you are tall and dark and the epitome of a stereotype - nice! U/664/05

I Saw You in the East... I Saw You Blackford Hill Saturday 7 August, 8pmish. You - Kick Ass t-shirt, bike; me camera, sunglasses. You raised eyebrows, smiled. I coyly smiled back. If meeting, I’ll be less coy. U/664/06

Edinburgh

being wonderful

I Saw You and letting me stay with you for festival fun. See you soon for spoons Lou-Bear. Get in my nook! U/664/07

I Saw You

buying me a drink in the Pleasance courtyard on Monday night before my show (Reg D Hunter). You were tall, funny and from Leeds. I think I took your number down wrong! I’ll back back at the Pleasance next weekend... will keep an eye out for you. Susan. x U/664/08

I Saw You drinking too much and partying too much and eating far too many burgers. Enjoy the festival! U/664/09

I Saw You Mr French, moody yet inviting. I’m the woman with the baguettes. U/664/10

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