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Helen Todd

@helenrambler.bsky.social
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Chair Planning Democracy; board member Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre; volunteer with Spokes; Hon Fellow Scottish Env LINK, worked for Ramblers Scotland before retirement. Walking, cycling, mountains, Scottish politics, CND, climate change, gardening.

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Red Rope Scotland @redropescot.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
We're off to Roy Bridge for our next trip 9-12 October, a regular return. The weather has often been mixed on our trips, but we've had a good time anyway. Lots of hills to enjoy in the area, plus trains, cafes, gondolas to visit if too wet. We have monthly weekend trips and welcome non/new members.
group of four hikers sitting on a rocky mountain summit.Two hikers sitting on a rocky mountain summit with a view beyond of a loch and further mountains, cloudy skiesa hiker walking through grass on a hillside in full waterproofs, with a cloudy sky above.  More hills and a ruined tower in the backgroundTwo hikers posing for a photo on the Grey Corries
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SpokesLothian @spokes.org.uk · 02/10/2026
🙋 Spokes Action-Update members' email -> www.spokes.org.uk/wp-content/u... 🙋 includes #PrincesStreet #tram #AstleyAinslie #CongestionCharging @edi.bike @edfoc.bsky.social @helenrambler.bsky.social @edtiss.bsky.social @andrewducker.bsky.social @chasbooth.bsky.social @bjpaddy.bsky.social @sw20.info
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
How well is nature protected in our planning system? Policies often look good on paper, but are not always followed through in practice. This article by @plandemoc.bsky.social is worth a read: www.scottishcommunityalliance.org.uk/news/the-nat...
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The Nature Gap: When Policy Fails in Practice - Scottish Community Alliance
Scotland has ambitious environmental planning policies, three years on are these policies actually working?
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SpokesLothian @spokes.org.uk · 28/09/2026
🤩 In honour of #TheRezillos 50th Sadly missed #WilliamMysterious - central tall guy [1978 photo of Spokes activists] @edi.bike @bjpaddy.bsky.social @chdot.bsky.social @punkrockhistory.bsky.social @scotspostpunk.bsky.social @helenrambler.bsky.social @threadinburgh.scot @secretedinburgh.bsky.social
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The Rezillos have released a new studio album this Weeknd with all original songs co-produced by Fay Fife and Martin Metcalfe, marking their 50 years in the music industry....1978 photo of early spokes activists, photo by Chris HillBlow-up photo with William Mysterious (Ali Donaldson) centre
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Red Rope Scotland @redropescot.bsky.social · 27/09/2026
A lovely day out in North Berwick, walking up Berwick Law and around Balgone Lake, partly on the John Muir Way. Overcast skies turned to heavy rain after lunch but we had waterproofs, great chat and a good cafe to dry out in. We have regular walks in the Lothians & Fife, non-members welcome!
Group of hikers on top of Berwick Law with view of the town and sea behind. Overcast skies. 
View across North Berwick and offshore islands under cloudy skies

Balgone Lake, bullrushes, trees and swans
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Red Rope Scotland @redropescot.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
We're off to North Berwick for our September walk. Around 8.5 miles, 3.5 hours walking up Berwick Law, to Balgone Lake and along the John Muir Way. Bring your lunch - & your swimsuit if you're brave enough! More info and to register here: forms.gle/zMKyJJzeE75k... *All welcome including non-members*
Sandy and rocky beach at North Berwick, with the Bass Rock in the distance, all under blue skies
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Andy Wightman @andywightman.scot · 23/09/2026
In March 2000, John MacLeod announced that he was selling the Cuillin. 1/5
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The Ferret @theferret.scot · 24/09/2026
After anti-immigration riots left dozens of Belfast households homeless this summer, we travelled to the city to investigate links between Northern Ireland’s anti-immigration movement and groups operating in Scotland. Our latest: www.theferret.scot/p/750961d9-452e-…
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 20/09/2026
I’ve been eking out this wonderful book while on a walking holiday for 2 weeks. Needed to make it last as I can only carry one book, but it really repays slow reading. Can’t recommend it highly enough, well done @jenstout.bsky.social
Cover of book ‘Night train to Odesa’ by Jen Stout
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
Always interesting to an old Rambler to see access management in other countries. These are a few signs from the Pyrenees national park. Seems a bit restrictive to Scottish eyes - no cycling, dogs, camping - but the upside is the GR10 & other routes are very well managed. And very well used (€€!)
Hiker in the Pyrenees passing a ‘no dogs’ sign at the side of a path. 

Signpost in the Pyrenees giving directions and timings to various locations 

Red & white painted signpost on a rocky path 
List of restrictions in the Pyrenees national park, including no dogs, camping or cycling
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
Come with us to the Pyrenees, they said. Warm, sunny days and great views from the mountains on the GR10 route. Ha! More like Scotland today. (Not really complaining, after 7 days of ☀️☀️☀️).
Woman in waterproofs and hiking boots standing on a grassy hillside in thick mist.
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 12/09/2026
Here’s a handy sign that Historic Environment Scotland might want to use as a template for reopening the Radical Road in Edinburgh. Hundreds of people today happily enjoyed a visit to the Cirque de Gavarnie in the Pyrenees. What do you think, @ramblersscotland.bsky.social?
Sign in a mountain area in the Pyrenees in English, French & Spanish. It says: “High mountain area. Risk of fatal rock fall.”
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Andy Wightman @andywightman.scot · 31/08/2026
Who Owns Scotland? The 44th monthly update is published. It contains ownership information on 5075 landholdings covering 5.94 million hectares (14.7 million acres) or over 77.16% of rural Scotland. This project is solely funded by subscriptions. Please consider subscribing. whoownsscotland.org.uk
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Land Ownership Map | Who Owns Scotland
Who Owns Scotland map for visual overview of land ownership. For Academics, Property Professionals, Natural Resources, Windfarms, Film Location Scouts, Journalists
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 29/08/2026
Been enjoying the purple heather in the Pentlands on a couple of walks this week. Is it always this good? Love having these hills on the doorstop, great for linear walks thanks to Lothian Buses. 🥾
A moorland with purple heather 

A view across heather to the Green Cleuch in the Pentlands hills

A view down to a white farmhouse and reservoir nestled in green and purple hills


Me wearing a hat in sunshine with the hills behind
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Red Rope Scotland @redropescot.bsky.social · 28/08/2026
Our walk on Sunday 30 August is to Dundreich in the Borders. This hill has spectacular views across the Lothians (we hope!) plus a hill fort and Portmore Loch. 8 miles, 5 hours, bus from Edinburgh to Eddleston. Non-members welcome! More info & register here: forms.gle/vQCoX6iKf63x...
A path through purple heather and a woodland, with a view of a grassy hill beyond. Blue skies with white clouds.
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Ramblers Scotland @ramblersscotland.bsky.social · 27/08/2026
🎯 Shooting Times, on the North Chesthill Estate access debate: "Every estate that man­ages access day by day, posts its stalk­ing on Head­ing for the Scot­tish Hills and gets walk­ers safely round the hill, is under­mined by one that shuts the gate for 9 weeks." www.pressreader.com/uk/shooting-...
A grassy slope with the long glen below.
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Andy Wightman @andywightman.scot · 19/08/2026
BLOG on the controversy over the dues demanded by the owner of the Kylerhea Ferry rights. andywightman.scot/2026/08/ferr...
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Ferry Rights and the Skye Ferry - Land Matters
The image above appeared on the front cover of the Sunday National on 16 August 2026. The story highlighted the ongoing charges faced by the Isle of Skye Ferry CIC, the community company that operates...
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 22/08/2026
A blowy day up Ben Rinnes in Moray today. Corbett #103 for me (not that I’m counting, of course) and a relatively easy one with a built path, which made a nice change. 🥾
A heathery hill with a path heading up a distant shoulder towards a summit. Blue skies with white clouds above.
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Red Rope Scotland @redropescot.bsky.social · 19/08/2026
Another great trip to the Cairngorms, staying at the lovely Muir Cottage at Inverey. Mixed weather but we enjoyed getting into the hills for walks and cycles - and as always had fab shared veggie dinners each evening. We have monthly weekend trips away, non-members are welcome to give it a try!
Three cyclists on a gravel track cycling towards hills, among purple heather and treesTwo hikers on a path across a heathery hillside, mountains in the background with a shower passing byThree hikers in full waterproofs on a mountain summit in thick mistGroup of 12 people around a long table with their dinners in front of them. The room is a mountaineering club hut.
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Ramblers Scotland @ramblersscotland.bsky.social · 17/08/2026
A @naturescot.bsky.social spokesperson has told @thecourier.co.uk: “The estate doesn’t always appear to be compliant with Scotland’s access rights and the associated landowner duties, and we strongly urge the estate to reconsider its approach, working closely with its local access authority." 🤞
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Row over access to four Munros on Perthshire estate reignited as council threatens legal action
NatureScot says Chesthill Estate in Glen Lyon "doesn’t always appear to be compliant with Scotland’s access rights."
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 16/08/2026
August in the Cairngorms. Dull skies in Braemar today, but bright colours on every hillside on this side of the national park.
A hillside covered in purple heather with contrasting green young Scots pine trees
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Kayleigh Kinross-O'Neill @kaykinoneill.bsky.social · 12/08/2026
I'm looking for someone interested in advocacy and making a real change in our communities. Please share to those you think may be interested 💻 Link: ce1046li.webitrent.com/ce1046li_web...
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Ramblers Scotland @ramblersscotland.bsky.social · 12/08/2026
Remember when a Perthshire landowner blocked access to 4 Munros for 2 months last year? 🗻 Well, sadly he's at it again - and we really need your help. ✅ Sign our petition today at www.ramblers.org.uk/glenlyon @scotways.com @walkhighlands.co.uk @ramblers.org.uk
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Campaigning for walkers’ access in Glen Lyon
Ramblers Scotland is campaigning for walkers’ right to enjoy 4 popular Munros in Glen Lyon, one of Scotland's most beautiful glens.
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 10/08/2026
Eye-opening explainer on the system and people involved in bicycle food delivery. Not a service I’ve ever used, but it has to be better than using motor vehicles. However, (surprise!) exploitative practices by tech companies are undermining any positives.
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Photography by Alfie Goodrich @alfie.photography · 09/08/2026
Please read through the thread, to understand the photograph. And spend a moment of two today to remember Nagasaki. To think of peace. That one day our world may know what it means to have peace. 🙏🏻❤️
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Raptor Persecution UK @raptorpersuk.bsky.social · 07/08/2026
GENERAL Licence restrictions imposed on two Scottish shooting estates after evidence of raptor persecution crimes: Milton of Drimmie Estate (Perthshire) & Invermark Estate (in the notorious Angus Glens). New blog ⬇️ #RaptorResearch #WildlifeCrime raptorpersecutionuk.org/2026/08/07/g...
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General Licence restrictions imposed on two Scottish shooting estates after evidence of raptor persecution – Milton of Drimmie (Perthshire) & Invermark Estate (Angus Glens)
NatureScot has today announced a three-year General Licence restriction on two shooting estates: Milton of Drimmie Estate, near Blairgowrie, Perthshire, and Invermark Estate in the Angus Glens. MIL…
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 07/08/2026
The bonnie blooming heather. View from the Pentlands this morning over Edinburgh. It was also very blustery!
A bank of purple flowering heather on a hillside above the city of Edinburgh
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
A gathering to commemorate Hiroshima on Princes Street this evening. 81 years since 6 August 1945. Organised by Edinburgh CND, it was a solemn occasion, with poignant songs from Protest in Harmony. @scottishcnd.bsky.social
A group of people standing around a series of banners with a view of Edinburgh Castle’s behind. The banners read “Hiroshima Nagasaki never again” and “Remember Hiroshima”
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Raptor Persecution UK @raptorpersuk.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
Trial collapses against two Scottish gamekeepers accused of killing Red Kites in Cairngorms National Park ⚖️ My commentary on the seeming absurdity of the legal process in this case 🔽 #RaptorResearch #WildlifeCrime raptorpersecutionuk.org/2026/08/06/t...
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Trial collapses against two Scottish gamekeepers accused of killing Red Kites in Cairngorms National Park
On Monday 20 July 2026, at Aberdeen Sheriff Court, all charges were dropped against two gamekeepers who had been on trial for the alleged shooting of Red Kites, as well as alleged firearms offences…
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
Interesting read on how to prepare for future wildfires, in the wake of the recent/ongoing Cairngorms fire.
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
And Hiroshima Day. 81 years ago, please don’t let us forget that.
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Andy Wightman @andywightman.scot · 03/08/2026
Since Sep 2022, I've been building a website where you can find out who owns rural Scotland. Today I am publishing the latest update (July 2026) which contains ownership information on 5050 landholdings covering 5.9 million hectares (14.7 million acres) or over 77% of rural Scotland 1/2
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Rupert Read @rupertread.bsky.social · 03/08/2026
Remember: nuclear power IS intermittent. Probably, as climate breakdown deepens, worse so than wind - and solar. Pass it on…
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Red Rope Scotland @redropescot.bsky.social · 03/08/2026
Woo hoo! We're off to the Cairngorms for our next trip 14-17 August, at the lovely Muir Cottage near Linn of Dee. A previous August trip saw us heading up big mountains and also enjoying the bonnie, blooming heather in the surrounding pinewoods. We have monthly weekends away, new members welcome!
Four hikers on a rocky path heading up Beinn a'Bhuird, with a background of the Cairngorms plateau under sunny/cloudy skies.A walker on a path through a pinewood with blooming heather under the treesa group of walkers heading along a path by a river with pinewoods around and distant hills, blue skies and sunshineMuir Cottage, a hut owned by the Cairngorm Club.  An old white sone building and more modern wooden-clad extension, surrounded by a lawn but situated on the edge of a pinewood.
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 03/08/2026
"we will once again invoke the ‘sustainable transport hierarchy’ here, though we think the Council may have stuck it on their office walls upside down" 🙃 The invaluable edi.bike weekly roundup. Always worth a read for Edinburgh cyclists, even if sometimes it's a bit depressing.
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The Ferret @theferret.scot · 29/07/2026
🔴NEW: Far right group Knights Templar International, whose frontman Jim Dowson has a long history of involvement with far right groups, is now supporting Scotland’s new wave of night patrols. Our latest: www.theferret.scot/jim-dawson-funding-vigilante-scotland/
A man in a suit speaks in front of overlapping Union Jack and red-and-white flags. Text reads: “The ex-BNP ‘Christian patriot’ raising international funding for Scottish ‘vigilante’ night patrols.”
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nickkempe.bsky.social @nickkempe.bsky.social · 28/07/2026
New post Parkswatchscotland: The Cairngorms wildfire and pinewood recovery parkswatchscotland.co.uk/?p=33551
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SpokesLothian @spokes.org.uk · 27/07/2026
🙋 Spokes Action-Update members' email -> www.spokes.org.uk/wp-content/u... includes.. 🙋 #Competition 2026 🙋 #Ebike compliance 🙋 #Powderhall path 🙋 #SUV charging @chdot.bsky.social @edfoc.bsky.social @helenrambler.bsky.social @harryjwilliams.bsky.social @tracygriffen.bsky.social @edi.bike
Join spokes to get on the mailing list for Action Update circulars...
http://www.spokes.org.uk/membership/1. ‘Spokes & Me’ – our 2026 summer competition – please enter!!
Spokes will be 50 in 2027! So, for our 2026 summer competition we’d like to hear any way in which you have benefitted from Spokes being around – recently, ages ago, or through the years
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Maybe you bought one of our super maps and used it to devise a great commuter route, or for a brilliant weekend bike ride
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Maybe you cycle across the Meadows every day, enjoying the car-freeness and the cherry blossom, not even knowing that it was illegal until an arduous years-long Spokes campaign way back in the last century!
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Or maybe you are a dedicated campaigner who has been involved in loads of Spokes activities in the past – or now – and helped make a small contribution to a better world
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Whatever your connection, big or small, Spokes member or not, if you are reading this, we’d love you to enter!
For full details and how to enter, see the Spokes website 8 July 2026 blog
PRIZES – Note that this is the 2025 prizelist. The new 2026 list, with a few differences, will be published soon
Top prizewinner gets first choice of prizes, and so on till all prizes allocated. Runner-up entries which don’t win a prize will get to choose a free Spokes map or buff
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Museum of Scottish Railways (Bo’Ness) Family annual pass to the extensive museum
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Bo’Ness & Kinneil Steam Railway Family ticket for one return trip
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Lanterne Rouge bike cafe, Gifford £20 voucher + Blue/white no-plastic Africap from Sierra Leone
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Edinburgh Festival of Cycling Urban Arrow Cargo-bike day hire
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Ember Bus [takes 2 bikes] £50 bus tickets credit Laidback Bikes Recumbent tour or cargobike hire
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Edinburgh Bicycle £50 voucher Rosebean cafe or Dower House cafe £10 voucher
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Camera Obscura Family ticket Cameo Picturehouse Tickets for 2
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Harts Cyclery One-week ebike hireSpokes Set of all 4 Spokes maps
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Spokes £1000 voucher* towards a cargo-bikeSpokes £200 voucher* towards e-bike purchasePictures from spokes history, including Meadows cycleway opening, cargobike grant, spokes stall, etc.Powderhall railway path campaign..

3.3 Powderhall railway path ?
A campaign has been launched to put new momentum behind plans to convert the disused Powderhall rail line into a walk/ wheel/ cycle path between Lochend Park and St Marks Park, linking East Edinburgh into the North Edinburgh network.
At the Holyrood election, surprisingly, the SNP put support for this very local scheme into their Scotland manifesto. However, although local SNP MSP Ben Macpherson has expressed support for the scheme, and for the new campaign, there is no sign of new government funding. Council funding is probably unlikely in the near term, as the path would be competing with other active travel projects. There is also the slight possibility of volunteer work to do a basic (non-tarmac) initial conversion – as Spokes did long ago for the 1km ‘Pilton Path.’
The other holdup is ownership – Network Rail owns the land. However, they have confirmed in a FOI response to the new campaign that there are no intentions to reinstate rail use, and that they are “in discussion with Edinburgh Council about a sale for an Active travel project.”
If you live in Ben Macpherson’s constituency [Edinburgh North Eastern and Leith] please contact him to ask what he is doing to ensure the negotiations are completed soon, and that government funding will be available, given support for the project in the SNP Holyrood manifesto. Note: Ben is only likely to follow up if you are a constituent.
If you live elsewhere, but would use the route, do email your own MSPs.
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Red Rope Scotland @redropescot.bsky.social · 26/07/2026
Had an enjoyable walk along the Fife Coastal Path today, from North Queensferry to Aberdour. Sunshine, wildflowers, woodlands, seaside, good chat and historic interest. We do a local walk on the last Sunday of each month. All welcome!
Two walkers on a gravel path lined with trees and bushesFour walkers standing in sunshine on a verge with the Firth of Forth and Forth Bridge behind. 
Two walkers looking at a patch of wildflowers Woman sitting on a wall by a ruined chapel, two more women looking out of an upper window behind.
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Edinburgh Critical Mass @edcriticalmass.bsky.social · 21/07/2026
July Critical Mass is coming up! Join us this Saturday (25th) at 2pm, Middle Meadow walk. And here is the route, about 4.8miles (7.7km) with likely a short break midway.
Route for the July Critical Mass
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 24/07/2026
“.. this is not about energy. It is about power.” Excellent article on the wider context of Scotland’s energy system, the fundamental lack of energy sovereignty and how our infrastructure could/should be decentralised.
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 24/07/2026
Cairngorms wildfire: well worth catching up on the issues around the wildfire with 2 posts on Parkswatch Scotland by @nickkempe.bsky.social. Lots to think about - fire byelaws, resourcing of SFRS, how incidents are recorded, etc. parkswatchscotland.co.uk?p=33426 parkswatchscotland.co.uk?p=33458
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The 'Glenmore' wildfire - a costly and avoidable disaster - parkswatchscotland
[NB This post was updated and corrected at 18.50 on 19th July. I wrongly reported the local resident as having seen smoke at 11am on Weds 15th about 45 mins before the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service...
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nickkempe.bsky.social @nickkempe.bsky.social · 16/07/2026
New post Parkswatchscotland: The review of the camping byelaws (2) – how the consultation is being manipulated by the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park Authority parkswatchscotland.co.uk/?p=33411
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 24/07/2026
Really enjoyed this long weekend away - though the low cloud and occasional drizzle were a bit annoying. Especially as the rest of Scotland seemed to be sunny! However, I climbed three Corbetts and explored new places like Redpoint beach. Always good to get away with Red Rope.
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 23/07/2026
Lovely story about getting used to a cargo bike for work. And now there's one less car on the road!
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The Ferret @theferret.scot · 23/07/2026
🔴NEW: The company that runs Scotland’s ageing nuclear power station wants to weaken safety standards to keep it running for at least four more years. But the nuclear safety watchdog has its doubts. Our latest: www.theferret.scot/torness-bid-crac…
Torness nuclear power station in East Lothian, seen across a grassy field under a blue sky. A red panel across the bottom reads: “Alarm over bid to keep cracked reactors running by cutting nuclear safety margins.” The Ferret logo appears in the top right.
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 19/07/2026
I’d been dreaming of climbing the 2 Corbetts Beinn Dearg Mhor & Beinn Dearg Bheag in Fisherfield for years. Sadly the forecast suggested the cloud would lift earlier than it actually did yesterday - just as we were descending, typical! But it was an amazing (and long - 22 miles!) day out anyway. 🥾🥾
Hiker on top of a misty, grassy mountain summit with a rocky outcrop beyondWoman standing by a small summit cairn on a mountain in the mist. View across a wild mountain landscape, a loch in a corrie below a Rocky Mountain, beside a loch with more mountains on the other side. Hiker walking in a grassy path alongside a loch with mountains in the distance, blue skies
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SW20ed #Edinburgh @sw20.info · 16/07/2026
#Edinburgh 20mph cost £2.8mn. Results: 📉39% drop in casualty rates 📉40% fewer collisions 📉23% fewer fatalities 📉33% fewer serious casualties 🚗 Negligible change in travel time 💰£38mn saved in collisions, healthcare & productivity Still lots more streets to reduce to 20mph in Edinburgh.
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 15/07/2026
What has Spokes done for cyclists over the past 50 years? Hard to pin it down to one thing! Love the maps, but also appreciate all the hard work responding to planning applications and the campaigning that goes on, to the benefit of us all. Can't wait to read all the entries to this competition!
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Helen Todd @helenrambler.bsky.social · 15/07/2026
Love the Fife coastal path ❤️ It always seems to be sunny when I go there to walk a section, but if not there's still big skies and great views!
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