Archive - The Edinburgh Inquirer

Handing power to the people in Edinburgh

Ten community projects awarded 10-year funding in radical £15m plan to transform lives from the grassroots up

3 hrs ago • David Forsyth

Will Edinburgh adopt Sadiq Khan's "affordable" student housing plan?

Plus: Cycling surge in the Capital; teenager knocked down by tram; and Leith gears up for food fest

May 25 • Edinburgh Inquirer

Turning the town red, orange, yellow, green and blue

Emma Newlands meets the woman behind the city's unique Umbrella Festival

May 23

The businesses aiming to reverse the decline of the Royal Mile and Old Town

‘The place has looked less cared for and less safe’

May 21 • Edinburgh Inquirer

The NHS worker from Fiji, the Dutch environmentalist and the housing campaigner

Meet your new Edinburgh constituency MSPs whose backgrounds reflect the city’s diverse population

May 20 • Sarah McArthur and Jolene Campbell

Tram lawyers pay up to settle Scotland's biggest ever compensation claim

Plus: Tributes to Scott Hastings; anger and heartbreak for Hearts; and extra security for MSP after election backlash

May 18 • Edinburgh Inquirer

Why Leith is the UK's hottest foodie destination

The port's first culinary festival builds on its stellar reputation as a top place to enjoy global cuisines

May 16 • David Forsyth

Monaco’s artist to the stars, his £125k paintings and locked New Town gallery

Will Quinn attempts to solve a locked room puzzle next to Edinburgh’s Sherlock Holmes’ statue

May 14 • Edinburgh Inquirer

A quiet revolution in The Pentlands

Farmers are trialing a ‘nature credits’ scheme which could have a big impact on bio-diversity

May 12 • Joe Coroneo-Seaman

Diverse and divided: Holyrood welcomes its class of '26

Plus: Hearts set for title thriller; Film Festival 'homecoming'; and Highers exam protest

May 11 • Edinburgh Inquirer

Edinburgh becomes Scotland’s ‘Green Wall’

Greens and SNP are biggest winners in a dramatic election day in the Capital

May 9 • Sarah McArthur

Low traffic streets: Five years, two censured councillors, and endless uncertainty

Why is the local authority set to tear up traffic filters which councillors voted to keep?

May 7 • Edinburgh Inquirer

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