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Nov 01, 2022
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An Edinburgh woman says it is "laughable" that she has been ordered to change the colour of her pink front door when official guidelines feature a door painted a similar colour.
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Miranda Dickson, 48, got an enforcement notice about her door in the New Town.
But it has emerged that guidelines on the appearance of properties in the area includes an image of a pink door.
The city council said its example was a "muted pale pink colour" and that Ms Dickson's door was "bright pink".
Ms Dickson had spent 18 months renovating her childhood home, which is in a World Heritage conservation site, after her parents died.
The mother-of-two, who is a brand ambassador in the drinks industry, moved back to Edinburgh last year after working in the US for nine years.
She has been told that she has until 7 January to change the colour of her front door after a complaint led to a council enforcement notice.
Ms Dickson said she had looked up the council's guidelines online before she painted the door.
She saw a picture of a pink door, and decided that she would also paint her door pink.
She said she was angry and upset when she was later issued with the enforcement notice, which says she could be fined up to £20,000.
Ms Dickson was initially unable to find the advice that she had originally consulted, but has now tracked down the local authority's Conservation Area Character Appraisal.
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