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City's heritage put in hands of 29-year-old

Archiseek / UK / Scotland / News / 2004 / January 7

The new man charged with safeguarding Edinburgh's rich heritage has been named as a 29-year-old landscape planning graduate. The Cockburn Association - the civic trust which has fought for historic buildings and streets for more than 100 years - has appointed city-born David McDonald as secretary. Mr McDonald replaces Martin Hulse, who campaigned against some of the Capital's most high-profile schemes in his four years in the job.

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