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Wednesday, 9th December 2009

Caltongate development

Ex-Caltongate owner officially rules out developing on site £300m fund chiefs to look elsewhere in city for investment

Caltongate deal done 'in weeks' Six developers lining up 'credible' bids for giant city centre site

Caltongate's collapse sees city chiefs miss out on £2.5 million Only half of the expected £5m paid into council coffers

Unesco insists Capital must scrap £300m Caltongate scheme A £300 MILLION development in Edinburgh's historic Old Town has been thrown deeper into chaos after Unesco inspectors demanded council leaders have the whole scheme returned to the drawing board.

Caltongate set to be revived by failed firm's ex-bosses

Caltongate development: 'The Capital is in sore need of new investment'

Caltongate failure set to free up condemned flats for rent

Caltongate to lie empty for year as bank blocks sell-off

Architects raise fears investors may cut corners in Caltongate scheme

Platform: Time to re-evaluate Caltongate and build what residents want

Caltongate campaign task force

Caltongate group makes plans

Fresh hopes for Caltongate deal

Caltongate: 'The loss of a potential 2000 jobs is a blow'

Planning delays blamed as Caltongate firm goes bust

Unesco slates Caltongate scheme

Capital developers claim £300m project is safe despite debts

Caltongate on the brink of collapse

Unesco slams city's handling of Caltongate

Caltongate clears last hurdle with green light from Ministers

Caltongate: 'It's certainly a vast improvement on what it replaces'

Planners give second rubber stamp to Caltongate scheme

Caltongate: 'It's certainly a vast improvement on what it replaces'

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