Archive - The Edinburgh Inquirer

The future of Summerhall: ‘Arts provision here needs to be guaranteed’

Artists, residents and commnity leaders seek assurances as developer Mike Afshar tells The Inquirer ‘it’s a big risk’

24 hrs ago • Edinburgh Inquirer

University cuts, celebrity protesters and “a firestorm of misinformation”

What is at threat as Edinburgh University looks to close more than 90 degree programmes

Oct 7 • Edinburgh Inquirer

Britain’s best buses - and trams

Plus: Partial demolition plan for Summerhall site: another ‘flipping’ Royal Mile gift shop; and police close in on gold robbers

Oct 5 • Edinburgh Inquirer

Telling tales on the Royal Mile

The festival putting stories - epic, ancient and queer - on the map

Oct 3 • Edinburgh Inquirer

Artists refused six months grace as developers move in

Plus: Tributes to Aids memorial quilt founder and Scottish Widows HQ to become hexagon hotel

Oct 1 • Edinburgh Inquirer

September 2026

Ten years on: Not a single brick has been laid on the city’s Garden District

Why does it take so interminably long to deliver major housing developments in the middle of a housing emergency?

Sep 29 • Sarah McArthur

MP ‘being forced out by internal war in city Lib Dems’

Plus: Leith video game maker faces closure; Southside cannabis farm bust; and city polls cheer for SNP

Sep 28 • Edinburgh Inquirer

The forgotten Edinburgh explorer murdered after his greatest triumph

The mysterious death of the first European to reach Timbuktu

Sep 26 • David Forsyth

Inside the home of one of the world’s most powerful supercomputers

Plus: Edinburgh Airport named among the worst in UK for passengers

Sep 24 • Edinburgh Inquirer

How we could turn Edinburgh into a real cycling city

Award-winning sustainable travel engineer Corey Boyle lays out a manifesto for the future of the active transport

Sep 22

Capital to create more Water of Leith-style urban walkways

Plus: City actor biopic tipped for Oscar glory; and synthetic opioid lab bust in Midlothian

Sep 21 • Edinburgh Inquirer

‘Doors Open Day is definitely more important this year’

Mosque prepares to welcome hundreds of curious visitors months after city’s anti-Muslim terror attacks

Sep 19 • Edinburgh Inquirer

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