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The council's travel team has issued its latest list of streets in the capital where roadworks and closures are planned. Every area of the city...

Police are seeking the assistance of the public to trace a 15-year-old male missing from the Drylaw area of Edinburgh. Ahmed Bader was last seen...

The grandfather from Northern Ireland had just attended a meeting in Port Seton where Malcolm Offord came along. Mr Neill is a big Malcolm...

David Black who died recently will be remembered at a memorial service to be held on 9 April at Queen's Hall in Edinburgh. It is...

On Thursday the First Minister, John Swinney, will call for the House of Commons to be immediately recalled to force the Labour Government to...

The full list of candidates standing for election in Edinburgh’s six constituencies and those standing to contest the seven seats from the Edinburgh and...

Police are appealing for help to trace Kayla Reid, 13, who has been reported missing from East Lothian. Kayla was last seen in the North...

A ‘loophole’ allowing short-term lets to operate without planning controls will be explored after a decision by Edinburgh councillors. A motion at Thursday’s full council...

Each month The Old Edinburgh Club lists for us the notable dates in history. 1st In 1820, the Radical Rising (or War, also known as...

The Lyrid meteor shower lights up the April sky but we cannot see the new supermoon. The Sun leaves Pisces (The Fishes) on 18 April...

An Edinburgh private hire driver who kept his licence despite drug convictions has now been struck from the landlord register, meaning he can no...

Two men aged 32 and 34 have been arrested by officers investigating a spate of shoplifting incidents across the region. A joint investigation, involving Edinburgh's...

A new campaign has been established in Craigmillar incorporating a new collaboration with the internationally renowned charity, Paws on Plastic. Keep Craigmillar Clean will bring...

Police are becoming increasingly concerned for the welfare of missing person Anthony Duffy. He last seen in the Stevenson Drive area of Edinburgh on...

Drivers were complaining that they are not allowed to access bus gates, and they do not get the professional recognition they think they deserve. Although...

Edinburgh Council has removed four landlords from the Landlord Register at Monday's licensing sub-committee. The names of four landlords - Ian Haig, David Bonnar, Muhammad...

A group of private hire drivers will stage a protest on Monday morning outside the City Chambers. The drivers of the taxis - which are...

Thousands of pro-independence marchers stopped for a while on Regent Road to wait as people who needed assistance got on a bus up the...

Some traffic signals in Edinburgh have been changed to give pedestrians more time to cross. Timings of all individual pedestrian crossings have been checked and...

Edinburgh’s trams carried 12.5 million passengers in 2025, marking an increase of 3.3 percent from 2024. Almost 1.5 million passengers travelled on the tram in...

The Believe in Scotland march and rally for independence will commence from Parliament Square at 11.30 on Saturday morning, progressing down The Royal Mile...

AN EDINBURGH Reform candidate has dropped out of their election campaign, making him the fifth of their candidates to drop out since the Reform...

Hibs legend Alex Cropley has died aged 75.  The son of former Aldershot favourite Jack Cropley, he spent six seasons with Hibs and was a Scottish...

The council's travel team has issued its latest list of streets in the capital where roadworks and closures are planned. Every area of the city...

Detectives have arrested eight men this morning Friday 27 March 2026 after warrants were executed at properties in West Lothian, Glasgow and Lanarkshire as...

It’s the Easter holidays at the School of Scottish Democracy. But the exams are looming and many pupils will not return. Candidates are swotting...

An Edinburgh officer has won the ‘Special Constable of the Year’ award at the Chief Constable’s Bravery and Excellence awards. PC Skouse, who has since...

A call for an enquiry into whether Edinburgh Council is being charged more than other parts of Scotland for policing of public events has...

Antisocial behaviour on Lothian Buses has increased almost five percent in 2025 versus 2024 – despite incidents during Halloween and Bonfire Night dropping by...

THE CITY of Edinburgh Council has announced that the first part of its £350 million Framework Agreement to fund the delivery of new, affordable...