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Free movies in St Andrew Square on Sunday

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With a dozen events happening on any given day, it’s all too easy for as good a thing as St Andrew Square’s annual weekend...

Jacob Fearnley in Ilkley final after two epic wins in a day

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Jacob Fearnley will play the final of the Lexus Ilkley Challenger against China's Yunchaokete Bu on Sunday (14th) after an exhausting day when he...
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Emergency cases of pets suffering heatstroke on the rise

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Vets were swamped with emergency cases as hundreds of dogs were struck down by heatstroke and dehydration during May's scorching heatwave. Scores of poorly pets...

Aberdeenshire flavours take centre stage at The Royal Highland Show

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Ice cream giant to celebrate 40 years with local food and drink collaborations.  Aberdeenshire's best-known food and drink brands will come together at this year's...

Rebus filming begins in Edinburgh and Glasgow

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Filming has begun on the second series of Rebus, the award-winning BBC crime drama based on the books by Ian Rankin. In the new...

Cala delivers first affordable homes in Blackford for decades

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The first affordable homes to be built in the Blackford area of Edinburgh for more than 60 years have been completed and handed over. Cala...

Could You Be an Unpaid Carer?

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LifeCare highlights the hidden role played by thousands of local people and the support available to help them thrive. This Carers Week (8-14th June), Edinburgh...

Best wishes sent to the Scotland National team

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Scotland are limbering up to play their first game in the group stage of the FIFA World Cup against Haiti. The First Minister has...

First Minister congratulates people who are recognised in the Honours List

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First Minister, John Swinney, paid tribute to the recipients in The King’s Birthday Honours list who live in Scotland. The 2026 awards laud people who...

Review – Disclosure Day ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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After offering his own brilliant take on West Side Story in 2021 and delving deep into his early days as a filmmaker with 2022’s The Fabelmans, Steven Spielberg...

Gutsy Jacob into quarters

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Edinburgh's Jacob Fearnley is into the quarter final of the Lexus Ilkley challenger tennis tournament, after what had to be one of his grittiest...

Fringe 2026 – Edinlochry will take the Fringe to the country

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Pitlochry Festival Theatre will bring Edinburgh Festival Fringe spirit to the Highlands this August A new festival celebrating the world's largest arts festival is heading...
Rocky Mountains and Tired Indians (above) is one of the works supervised by the National Galleries of Scotland © Estate of David Hockney

Scotland’s National Galleries mourns the loss of David Hockney

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DAVID Hockney, one of the UK’s most influential artists, and a pioneering figure in the British pop art scene, died on Friday at the...

Latest roadworks and road closures in the capital

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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...

Concert at Edinburgh Society of Musicians in August – book now

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Step into a wonderful evening of neoclassical and cinematic piano music evening with Italian pianist, composer and international performer Alessandra Toni. Following her worldwide performances, Alessandra brings her...

EIFF 2026 – Closing Night film announced

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The Edinburgh International Film Festival 2026 has announced the Closing Night film - Louise Lockwood's debut film, Bel. The documentary tells the story of Beldina...

Lord Provost sends his best wishes to Steve Clarke and his team

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The Rt Hon Lord Provost of Edinburgh has sent his best wishes to the Scotland national men's football team as they prepare for their...

Braid tennis women’s Cup defence on Saturday

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Braid women's tennis captain Suzi Provan believes the team "have a target on our back" going into Saturday's Scottish Cup final against a Newlands...
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Help offered for football fans having travel issues to the FIFA World Cup

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The Scottish Secretary, says the UK Government is "working tirelessly" to resolve US travel issues for Scotland football fans. There are some fans who have...

Peter Mullan leads Edinburgh director Sean Dunn’s darkly comic debut

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From Greyfriars to the big screen: Peter Mullan leads Edinburgh director Sean Dunn's darkly comic debut Like many Edinburgh stories, it began in Greyfriars Kirkyard....

QMU launches first Anti-Ableism Challenge Badge for Girlguiding UK

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Thousands of young people across the UK are set to learn about disability, inclusion and equality through a new Anti-Ableism Challenge Badge launched by Queen Margaret University (QMU) for Girlguiding UK members. Co-created with...

The next generation of fine furniture makers to showcase one-of-a-kind pieces – and you’re...

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Globally recognised woodworking school, the Chippendale International School of Furniture, is opening its doors for the annual Graduate Exhibition and Fine Furniture Sale, taking place 18–20 June.  Now in...

Leith charity hub switches on EV charging points

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Government-backed installation marks improvement at historic building. A Leith-based charity hub has installed two new electric vehicle charging points, making it easier than ever for...

St John Scotland delivers another public access defibrillator in Edinburgh

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St John Scotland has recently delivered its 300th public access defibrillator (PAD) in the city centre as part of the St John in the...

Fire on Restalrig Road South

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A fire has broken out at St Margaret’s flats on Restalrig South on Tuesday evening. Scottish Fire and Rescue Service confirmed to The Edinburgh...

Tram consultation – results “fairly inconclusive”

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A consultation held last year between 25 August and 17 November by the council about the options for the north-south tram extension has returned...

Event declared a success – here are the winners at the Edinburgh Taxi Outing

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As dozens of taxis made their way through Edinburgh's streets on Tuesday taking part in the annual Edinburgh Taxi Outing, the Lord Provost and...

Bike hire scheme is most successful in Europe

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The capital's bike hire scheme is currently the most successful in Europe, in terms of the trips per vehicle per day. The rental e-bikes were...

Family support St Columba’s with pledge of £1 million to remember Sir Tom and...

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A donation of £1 million has been made to St Columba's Hospice in memory of Sir Tom and Lady Anne Farmer. This will be...

The 78th Edinburgh Taxi Drivers outing – in photos

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The Edinburgh Taxi Drivers Association is on a day out to East Lothian - taking with them many children who are ill or A...

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