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From ‘traffic sewer’ to Capital's car-free music street: Cowgate’s pedestrian summer
Plus: Million pound home sales rise; why the International Festival is shrinking; and Doddie's son's wonder try
Jul 7
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Bikes, breakfast beer, midnight chips and 'no dickheads'
The incredible 100-mile, all-night ride to watch the sunrise at Cramond
Jul 5
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Sarah McArthur
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The girl who became one of Britain's great Arctic adventurers
How quiet explorer Isobel Wylie Hutchison continues to inspire down the years
Jul 3
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Sarah McArthur
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Party, protest and no politicians please
Thoughts from the street at Edinburgh Pride 2025
Jul 1
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Sarah McArthur
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June 2025
Never had it so good? Edinburgh economy outperforms London for first time
Plus: Alcohol restrictions scrapped; thousands back Doddie Weir stadium campaign; and anyone for an Oasis tote bag?
Jun 30
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Never had it so good? Edinburgh economy outperforms London for first time
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'Everyone should be able to sit with the genius of humankind'
How the centenary of the National Library of Scotland is growing appreciation of the crucial role our libraries play
Jun 28
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David Forsyth
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The £2 billion potential of district heating systems for the Lothians
New study maps benefits of 30 local ‘heat zones’ from Leith to Longniddry
Jun 26
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How one woman's battle for Hope can help support tens of thousands
Scotland’s only breast cancer support centre opens in Edinburgh
Jun 24
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Sarah McArthur
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Twice as many concerts, £2m on loos, plus NFL, UFC and darts (but no football): Murrayfield’s 'bold' future
Plus: 'Awful day' as city councillors debate Dunion report; and £8m in contracts for convicted landlord
Jun 23
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Twice as many concerts, £2m on loos, plus NFL, UFC and darts (but no football): Murrayfield’s 'bold' future
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How family fields in Ecuador inspired 'Britain's best food attraction'
Serial entrepreneur spills the beans on growing the Capital's award-winning Chocolatarium
Jun 21
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David Forsyth
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Finding hope among Edinburgh's vanishing bowling greens
Bittersweet times for sport as city food growing project brings new use to declining lawns
Jun 19
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How data will reshape George Street for the 21st century
City's transport convener sets out his vision for the heart of the New Town
Jun 18
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Euan McGrory
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