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	Bruntsfield - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bruntsfield Links (park) is effectively an extension of The Meadows, and a sign erected there by the City of Edinburgh Council claims that it was the first place where golf was played.
		Bruntsfield adjoins Marchmont to the east, Church Hill and Morningside to the south, Merchiston to the west, Tollcross to the north and the Meadows to the northeast.
		Bruntsfield falls in the Church of Scotland parishes of Barclay Church, Viewforth Church and Morningside United Church.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bruntsfield (240 words)

	Bruntsfield Links Golfing Society
		In his preamble to the Bruntsfield Links Society section of his book, Mr Robert Clark comments that “The first Minute-Book in the possession of the Club dates from 1787, in which year the Club underwent conversion from a Society to a Club, whatever that may mean”.
		For example, on 25th April 1818, the Bruntsfield formally presented an invitation to the Burgess for an annual match and conceded that the Chairman at the gaming dinner afterwards would be the Captain Duncan of the Burgess, as captain of the ‘senior’ club, with the Bruntsfield’s Captain Gardner acting as Croupier.
		The Bruntsfield society detail the invitation and explain the subsequent match on 4th June 1818, was to mark the opening of the sixth (and last) hole at Bruntsfield Links, to be called the Union Hole in commemoration of the goodwill between the two clubs.
	www.scottishgolfhistory.net /bruntsfield_links_golfing_society.htm (932 words)

	GOLF AT BRUNTSFIELD LINKS
		Bruntsfield Links, originally an area of common grazing ground and where victims of the plague were banished to, was Edinburgh's earliest course for the pursuit of the Royal and Ancient game.
		If Alexander McKellar was Bruntsfield's most enthusiastic player, the most eccentric and odd character was Daft Willie Gunn, a regular caddie at the course during the early part of the 19th century.
		Bruntsfield Links remains as a pitch and putt course and is possibly the only free golf course in the world.
	members.fortunecity.com /gillonj/golfatbruntsfieldlinks (424 words)

	Bruntsfield Hotel Edinburgh is a four star hotel for conferences, meetings and special events
		The four star Best Western Bruntsfield Hotel in Edinburgh, Scotland, is located just a 15 minute walk south of the city's centre, close to all the main tourist and the business centres, such as Edinburgh Castle and the Edinburgh International Conference Centre, with the Kings Theatre virtually on its doorstep.
		The Best Western Bruntsfield Hotel is a four star, 71 bedroom townhouse style hotel with beautifully appointed, individual bedrooms and public areas and an award winning restaurant.
		Cardoon at Bruntsfield offers a varied menu of light dishes to modern Scottish dishes using locally sourced, quality food, which is served in a relaxed and stylish setting.
	www.edinburghconferencing.com /bruntsfield.php (272 words)

	Safe Routes to School News
		Pavement widening and road narrowing blisters are being installed outside Bruntsfield Primary School and on Viewforth at the end of Montpelier.
		Following last September's trip by over 90 adults and children from Bruntsfield Primary School to Spylaw Park a rerun is planned.
		Bruntsfield Primary School won £250 in the SPOKES Cycle Challenge and is about to spend some on publicising the results and news about Safe Routes to all parents at the school.
	www.spokes.org.uk /oldsite/sr2snews.htm (1541 words)

	Bruntsfield Primary School, Edinburgh : Welcome To Bruntsfield Primary
		This is a new version of our site which will give you information about our school and let you look at some of the work of our pupils.
		Bruntsfield Primary is a large inner city primary school that prides itself on its strong co-operative links with parents, its friendly, warm, welcoming atmosphere and its rich and varied curriculum.
		Bruntsfield is located close to the centre of Edinburgh and draws in children from a variety of cultural backgrounds.
	www.bruntsfield.edin.sch.uk (245 words)

	BUG backpackers hostel reviews Bruntsfield SYHA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Bruntsfield SYHA is in a couple of terrace houses facing a park.
		I stayed at Edinburgh Bruntsfield for 7 nights, and on the whole I was happy with it.
		From Bruntsfield place, its an easy walk into the city centre, as the road pretty much is the same one.
	www.bugeurope.com /reviews/Scotland/Edinburgh/uksc004 (958 words)

	Bruntsfield Hotel Edinburgh Scotland \| Asia Travel Europe
		Welcome to the Best Western Bruntsfield Hotel in Edinburgh –; a 75 bedroom townhouse style hotel with beautifully appointed, individual bedrooms and public areas and an award winning restaurant.
		The Best Western Bruntsfield Hotel is ideal for smaller weddings or dinners and numbers between 20 and 70 people can be accommodated in the elegant and sunny Park Room or in the secluded privacy of the conservatory area of the Potting Shed Restaurant.
		Years of experience by the management and staff of The Bruntsfield ensure that from the moment you start to prepare, to the end of the big day, we’ll take care and guide you through all your plans – leaving you free to enjoy yourself.
	www.asiatravel.com /uk/scotland/edinburgh/3star/bruntsfield (781 words)

	Hotel Bruntsfield In Edinburgh info, rates, reviews and photos. Discount hotels in In Edinburgh from alpharooms.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Bruntsfield Hotel is a seventy three bedroom classic, yet contemporary hotel with beautifully appointed, individual bedrooms.
		The Bruntsfield is unique among most Edinburgh hotels, offering exceptional standards of quality and service but with the individual character and style of an independently owned hotel.
		Overall we had a great weekend in Edinburgh and the Bruntsfield was a great hotel 15mins walk in the centre.everyone was so friendly and most helpful..We will definitely use again......
	www.alpharooms.com /bruntsfield_in_edinburgh.aspx (1148 words)

	Bruntsfield 2001 - An exhibition of black and white photographs of the Bruntsfield community in Edinburgh
		Bruntsfield 2001 - An exhibition of fl and white photographs of the Bruntsfield community in Edinburgh
		Gareth Wyn Jones was born in Bangor, Wales in 1952.
		This exhibition is hung around the walls of Christ Church at 'Holy Corner', 4 Morningside Road in the Bruntsfield district of Edinburgh, about a mile or two to the South of Central Edinburgh.
	www.edinphoto.org.uk /10/12_exhibitions_-_2001_bruntsfield.htm (218 words)

	Worlds Oldest Golf Clubhouse Bruntsfield Links
		In 1761, or thereabouts, the Bruntsfield Association, which became the Bruntsfield Links Golfing Society, began playing apparently created as a splinter group from the Burgess Club.
		On 4th June 1818 the sixth hole, called the Union Hole was inaugurated with a match between the Burgess and Bruntsfield clubs.
		Number 30/31 Wrights Houses was the clubhouse of the Bruntsfield Links golfing club members from about 1788 until 1890, even after the Bruntsfield club left for Musselburgh in 1839.
	www.scottishgolfhistory.net /bruntsfield_links_oldest_golf_clubhouse.htm (827 words)

	Bruntsfield Hosptial
		Both Bruntsfield Hospital and the Elsie Inglis Memorial Maternity Hospital were closely connected with Edinburgh's best known medical women.
		Bruntsfield Hospital had its origins in the Edinburgh Provident Dispensary for Women and Children, opened by Sophia Jex-Blake at 73 Grove Street in September 1878.
		When the Dispensary moved to no. 6 Grove Street in 1885, it was able to provide six beds for women requiring hospital treatment and the institution changed its name to the Edinburgh Hospital and Dispensary for Women and Children.
	www.lhsa.lib.ed.ac.uk /histheal/hospital/brunt.html (250 words)

	Bruntsfield, Buckstone, Clinton Road
		This area used to be quarried for its stone, hence the hollow caused by subsidence.
		Maple leaves are scattered across the grass in the autumn sunshine.
		Bruntsfield Place begins here but the east side of the road is still called Barclay Place until the start of the Bruntsfield Links public park 100 metres up the hill.
	www.henniker.org.uk /html/bruntBr2.htm (360 words)

	Robertson Guest House - Bed & Breakfast - Bruntsfield - Edinburgh
		The Robertson Guesthouse is located in a quiet cul-de-sac minutes away from the City Centre.
		Walk straight (the street bends a little to the right) and before the big bend to the left turn right into "Viewforth".
		Drive straight (the street bends a little to the right) and before the big bend to the left turn right into "Viewforth".
	www.scotlandby.com /robertson/pages/reach.htm (301 words)

	Edinburgh Bruntsfield Local Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Head towards the city until you reach the park in Bruntsfield.
		Bruntsfield Hostel has a Scottish flag above the door.
		Go through the parkland to Bruntsfield links until you reach 7 Bruntsfield Crescent.
	www.syha.org.uk /SYHA/web/site/LocalInformation/EdinburghBruntsfieldlocal.asp (229 words)

	Overview of Bruntsfield Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		An area of parkland on the south side of Edinburgh, Bruntsfield Links lies immediately to the south of the Meadows, separating the districts of Bruntsfield and Marchmont.
		Bruntsfield Links formthe last remaining fragment of the Burgh (Borough) Muir, which once stretched from the Borough Loch (South Loch) to Blackford Hill.
		The Borough Muir was given to the city in 1508 by King James IV and on several occasion provided the marshalling ground for the Scottish Army.
	www.geo.ed.ac.uk /scotgaz/features/featurefirst7879.html (196 words)

	Tora-Kai / STKF / UKTKF :: Traditional Japanese Karate, Scotland
		The Edinburgh Bruntsfield club instructor is Garry Hughes (3rd Dan).
		With all this training and experience behind him, you can be sure that his classes reflect the latest developments in technique and training methods.
		Edinburgh Bruntsfield Karate club members have access to courses and grading examinations with Sensei Kawasoe (chief instructor of the United Kingdom Karate Federation) four times a year, as well as two large residential courses in London and Edinburgh.
	www.tora-kai.co.uk /postnuke/modules.php?op=modload&name=PagEd&file=index&page_id=4 (130 words)

	Safe Routes to School, Bruntsfield P.S. survey results
		The Bruntsfield Primary Safe Routes To School campaign brings together parents and teachers interested in reducing the impact of cars on the neighbourhood and improving the environment for pupils and the community around the school.
		We recognise that this is a long term campaign - but one which complements many other initiatives to improve the quality of life in the city.
		A long and detailed list of comments has been compiled and these are available from the School Office, Bruntsfield Primary School, Montpelier, Edinburgh EH10 4NA, or from David Somervell, (H 0131 447 7862 W 650 2073) (e-mail).
	www.spokes.org.uk /oldsite/bp.htm (664 words)

	BRUNTSFIELD HOTEL - EDINBURGH SCOTLAND: On-Site Description, Photos, Map, Reservation, Best Rate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The traditional facade of this superior tourist hotel belies its modern spic and span furnishings.
		Facing the famed Bruntsfield Golf Links, only a mile from town, the hotel's setting is leafy and tranquil.
		The restaurant, bar and lounges have a hospitable flair and the recent renovations have given the traveller every convenience for a satisfying stay.
	www.ehi.com /travel/ehi/scotland/edinburgh-hotels-bruntsfield-hotel.htm (68 words)

	myEdinburgh: Tree Wardens Report 18-4-2005 (Tollcross Online) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The AGM of Friends of the Meadows and Bruntsfield Links 2005 will take place in the school Staff Room of George Heriots School, Lauriston Place, at 7pm on 20th June.
		Friends of the Meadows and Bruntsfield Links will be represented at the Marchmont Street party on May 21st.
		Friends of the Meadows and Bruntsfield Links will also be represented at the Meadows Festival on 4th June between 10am and 4pm.
	www.myedinburgh.org /?page=3536 (373 words)

	Best Western Bruntsfield Hotel Edinburgh - online hotel reservations
		The Best Western Bruntsfield Hotel is a beautifully appointed town house hotel situated in a peaceful and convenient location, overlooking a park only minutes from the city center.
		Tastefully designed bedrooms, an award-winning restaurant serving modern Scottish cuisine, a relaxing lounge as well as a lively pub bar with a wide range of draft and bottled beers serving excellent bar food, ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
		Our goal is to offer you the widest possible choice of accommodation, with the best deals and discount rates for your next vacation, city break or business travel.
	www.all-hotels.com /xbook/servlet/hotel-details?hotl_id=65155 (410 words)

	Bruntsfield Links - Edinburgh, Scotland
		While not strictly a pasture, Bruntsfield Park fits all of the other criteria...no greens fees, no organized anything, just go out and start playing...cool.
		No person shall play the game of golf on any portion of Bruntsfield Links except that kind of part of the game known as the short or short hole game.
		All players shall begin as teeing ground for the first hole and shall start for each succeeding hole at the teeing ground for each such hole.
	www.pasturegolf.com /courses/bruntsfield.htm (397 words)

	hotel.de: Booking Best Western Bruntsfield Hotel
		Best Western Bruntsfield Hotel is beautifully appointed, classic, yet contemporary hotel situated in a convenient location overlooking the leafy Bruntsfield Links park only minutes from the city centre.
		The Kings Bar offers all day food, local ales and a wide range of malt whiskies and is the perfect place to unwind with a drink and a newspaper after a busy day.
		Children up to age 14 in a room on their own are charged at 75% of the adult rate.
	www.hotel.de /Booking.asp?b_mode=0&h_hmid=6030&HotelAgentNr=693653&pcon=1&hs_city=Edinburgh&hs_landnr=0&hs_validate=2&hs_searchmode=1&hs_nrl=1&hs_locationnr=105459 (249 words)

	Edinburgh restaurant guide
		Bruntsfield is to the south of Tollcross and visitors don't normally get that far out from the centre.
		We have been to the one in Bruntsfield several times, the one in Victoria St and the one in Stockbridge.
		This intimate French restaurant is on the edge of Bruntsfield at so-called Holy Corner - an intersection where there are 4 churches at each corner.
	www.comp.lancs.ac.uk /computing/resources/IanS/Ian/EdinburghEating.html (7634 words)

	Edinburgh Map Cluaran Guest House Scotland
		Cluaran House is situated off the Bruntsfield area of Edinburgh, and very close to the centre of the city.
		On the Left is an Edinburgh street map which includes the city centre, including Princes Street, The Royal Mile and Edinburgh Castle.
		If you are arriving from the North, you should proceed to the city centre and Queensferry Street to reach Princes Street via Charlotte Square.
	www.cluaran-house-edinburgh.co.uk /find.html (232 words)

	Bruntsfield Hotel - Central Scotland - EH10 4HH - Best Western UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Bruntsfield Hotel - Central Scotland - EH10 4HH - Best Western UK Best Western Hotels Great Britain
		A classic Edinburgh townhouse styled hotel with contemporary touches, overlooking Bruntsfield Links park close to the city centre and all major tourist attractions.
		Comfortable, quiet, individually designed bedrooms with sparkling bathrooms ensure a comfortable stay.Executive, premier rooms and four poster bedrooms are also available.
	www.bestwestern.co.uk /content/hotel-details-leisure.aspx?hotel=83406&CMP=BAC-D3C696492583 (281 words)

	edinburghs pubs Marchmont, Morningside, Bruntsfield (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The theme comes from Bruntsfield Links opposite and dates back over 200 years.
		Until relatively more recently people were bashing balls with sticks on the Links in an ancient variation of the game and you can still pitch and putt here.
		The Bruntsfield Golf Club is of course now three or four miles away.
	home.freeuk.net /edinburgh.pubs/marchmon.html (387 words)

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