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The tourist tax is building cheap homes for city workers
Who will be at the front of the queue when they open their doors?
Jul 9
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Edinburgh Inquirer
2
Do we need to be bolder about Princes Street?
Arguments rage on the shape and progress of plans for world-famous Edinburgh street
Jul 7
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Jolene Campbell
3
Napier set to quit historic Merchiston home amid cash crisis
Plus: 'Frustrated' Historic Scotland chief quits; and celebrating Doddie at 60
Jul 6
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Edinburgh Inquirer
6
2
Where the Luckenbooths stood: Tracing the Royal Mile’s hidden past
In search of the premier shopping centre in Medieval Edinburgh
Jul 4
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Jennevieve Collins
15
Why cyclists are starting to feel safer on the streets of the Capital
Plus: Tributes to comedy favourite; uni exam marks 'undermined'; and your cultural highlights
Jul 2
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Edinburgh Inquirer
4
June 2026
We used to be a city of elms. Could we be one again?
How Edinburgh is winning the battle with Dutch Elm disease - and how that could help with the heat to come
Jun 30
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Joe Coroneo-Seaman
10
Edinburgh's shoplifting epidemic
Plus: Thousands 'reclaim the streets'; Scott Hastings tributes; and bid to cut costs for pavement cafes
Jun 29
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Edinburgh Inquirer
2
The dance club bringing people together across cultural boundaries
Welcome to the sell-out smash hit that is Edinburgh's Brown Gals Dance Club
Jun 27
7
The battle to save Marionville Fire Station is far from over
Plus: Tram pay-off probe; go-ahead for dockside homes woman; and your cultural highlights for the week ahead
Jun 25
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Edinburgh Inquirer
7
1
The gamekeepers taming wildfires in the Pentlands
Meeting the men on the frontline of protecting the hills from the impact of climate change
Jun 23
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Sarah McArthur
3
Attacks outside city mosque 'a direct consequence of political rhetoric'
Plus: North Edinburgh tram route opposition and new hotel planned by the zoo
Jun 22
•
Edinburgh Inquirer
6
The Old Lady of Leven Street is (almost) ready to shine again
The beloved King's Theatre gets set to open its doors after a £25 million makeover
Jun 20
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Edinburgh Inquirer
7
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