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Policing “at breaking point” in capital
SNP mismanagement has left policing in Edinburgh at breaking point as new figures reveal the majority of housebreakings go unsolved, says a Lothian MSP.
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Corstorphine LTN – hundreds attend public meeting
More than four hundred people congregated in St Margaret's Park on Tuesday evening to hear views from several speakers all opposed in some way...
Walking charity encourages inclusion and accessibility
Scottish walking charity, Paths for All, have formally launched their All Ability Health Walk training which is designed to include people with disabilities and...
Saltire Society lists 40 under 40
The first 40 under 40 list has been compiled by the Saltire Society made up of 40 talented creative Scots.
The outstanding talent comes...
St James Quarter partners up with two Edinburgh charities
Two Edinburgh charities, Health in Mind and Edinburgh Women's Aid which marks its 50th anniversary this year, will benefit from a partnership with St...
Five things you need to know today
MS Victoria
The ship MS Victoria which is docked in Leith has been home to Ukrainian refugees for the last year. Now the UK Government...
Court of Session proceedings to be shown live from today
New broadcasting equipment has been installed in Court 1 at the Court of Session where live-streaming of cases will begin from today.
This will...
Love Your Business features The Refillery founder this week
Just before plastic free July get along to an in person business networking event with the founder of The Refillery.
Award-winning eco-entrepreneur Kelly Wright,...
Former police officer and barrister from Edinburgh jailed for sexual abuse
Detectives from the specialist child abuse investigation team of Essex Police have secured justice for a woman who was abused by an Edinburgh man...
Buster wins Holyrood Dog of the Year 2023
On Monday there was a fierce competition being fought out at Holyrood. This one took place in the parliament garden with MSPs and their...
Tron connection inspires reactivated jazz label
An album recorded live at a former Edinburgh jazz venue is one of the inspirations behind a Dublin radio presenter becoming a record company...
Royal Highland Show reports record-breaking numbers
The number of people who visited the Royal Highland Show over the last four days totalled around 217,000, and tickets are already on sale...
Pride of St James Quarter
At St James Quarter on Saturday pre-Pride celebrations took place with the drag queens Sissy Scorpio and Rozie Cheeks who welcomed visitors, striking poses...
Water savings flood in for Scottish public sector
Leading experts save millions for the third year running.
Scotland's largest water retailer claims it has saved the country’s public sector a record £2.85 million...
Old Town crime could be tackled with dispersal orders
Last resort anti-social behaviour powers could be harnessed by the police in Edinburgh to crack down on increasing ‘lawlessness and bloody violence’ in the...
Primary school parents fighting in the playground
Calls have been made for community policing to be stepped-up at an Edinburgh primary school where staff “regularly feel threatened and unsafe at work”.
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New director of the Edinburgh International Book Festival named
The new Festival Director of the Edinburgh International Book Festival (EIBF) will take over in September when Nick Barley steps down after 14 years....
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King is honoured
The King will be here next week to receive the Honours of Scotland and it seems that the smell of fresh paint...
Leith controlled parking zone effective from Monday
The controlled parking zone in Leith will be operational on Monday. The area includes Leith Walk, Pilrig, Leith and North Leith. Parking permits for...
First Minister travelling to Brussels
First Minister Humza Yousaf will travel to Brussels this week for a series of trade, diplomatic and policy engagements.
During his first overseas visit since...
Two elderly pedestrians in hospital after Mayfield Road crash
Two pedestrians, an 88-year-old man and an 86-year-old woman, were taken to hospital after a crash involving the driver of a black Subaru. The...
Care home partners with leading association to bolster offerings
NAPA will support Edinburgh care home’s 130 unique activities for residents.
A new partnership with the UK’s leading activity and engagement association will see fun-loving...
Pride Edinburgh 2023 – in photos
Pride Edinburgh took place on Saturday on a beautiful sunny day with thousands of people taking part, all having a happy day.
This is...
Passenger numbers double on trams
Passenger numbers have doubled on Edinburgh’s trams since the first part of the line was extended to Newhaven, the city’s council leader has revealed.
Cllr...
Edinburgh Deaf Festival urges everyone to share their culture
The second Edinburgh Deaf Festival will take place rom 11 to 20 August 2023. Hearing audiences are urged to go along and enjoy the...
Lord Provost’s first year in office
Cllr Robert Aldridge has taken a look back at his first year in office since he was appointed as the Rt Hon Lord Provost...
Jordan Orbita signs for Hibs
Left-back Jordan Obita has signed for Hibs.
The 29-year-old has signed a two-year deal with the club having left Wycombe Wanderers this summer. Hibernian hold...
Scottish snack brand bags major sponsorship
Taylors Snacks secures Official Snack Partner title at Royal Highland Show
A popular snack producer has sealed the deal and landed the role of lead...
SNP reshuffle their team at the City Chambers
Following their AGM earlier in the week the SNP Group has announced changes to its frontline team.
Cllr Adam McVey remains leader and has...
Royal Highland Show Day 1 – glorious weather attracts the crowds
The country’s largest agricultural event began today with a food & drink and experience and Scotland’s rural life at its most vibrant.
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