Edinburgh is transforming disused areas into community green space


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What a section of Edinburgh's future 'green corridor' might look like. Photo: AFP

Disused areas of Edinburgh, Scotland, are set to be redeveloped into community spaces dedicated to soft mobility, citizen initiatives and the development of biodiversity.

The Scottish capital's city council has announced the start of work on its brand new "green corridor", a project aiming to transform public spaces along a route between the Roseburn neighbourhood and the Union Canal.

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