A new farm is set to open on the site of the troubled Gorgie City Farm in the spring, BBC Scotland has learned. Three charities have been shortlisted to take over the Gorgie site in Edinburgh with ...

The animals of Gorgie Farm have left as the site closes after 40 years. One of Scotland's last urban farms has closed its doors to the public and its animals are being transported to local zoos ...

Gorgie City Farm went into liquidation in November, with the loss of 18 jobs. A new farm is to open at the site of the liquidated Gorgie City Farm in Edinburgh two months earlier than planned.

Gorgie City Farm in the west of Edinburgh collapsed with the loss of 18 jobs last week. However, City of Edinburgh Council leader, Adam McVey, said he was "exploring" options with liquidators.

Concerns have been raised after the charity bought in to revitalise Gorgie Farm “unexpectedly” handed the keys back to Edinburgh Council. Edinburgh Voluntary Organisations Council (EVOC ...

The former Gorgie City Farm will reopen under new name and ownership this Saturday. LOVE Gorgie Farm will open with a celebration and a range of family friendly activities. Hearts and Hibs ...

Plans to re-open Edinburgh’s Gorgie Farm have been unveiled — but do not include returning animals to the site. The popular attraction, which has been closed for 18 months, is set to take on a ...

Gorgie Farm in Edinburgh closed its doors in January 2023 due to the cost of living crisis and a lack of funding. The owners handed the lease back to Edinburgh City Council just three years after ...

The farm already has “three or four” interested parties whom they are now pursuing for a sponsorship deal. Canon Bill Brockie, one of the founding fathers of Gorgie City Farm, has expressed ...

Ten different parties have shown interest in taking over Edinburgh’s Gorgie City Farm, which went into liquidation earlier this month. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman ...

But following an urgent plea, the community rallied round to support Gorgie City Farm in south-west Edinburgh. An early surge saw £30,000 raised in the first three days but farm bosses begged ...