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The Scots song that still captures hearts around the world - for auld lang syne
Better weather hopes for Hogmanay after wind snuffs out torchlight parade
What we loved writing and reading this year
The timeless and enduring appeal of a peal of bells
Time to get tough in tackling anti-social drivers
‘Coolest neighbourhood’ Leith launches its own stylish chronicle
What next for our city: Will councillors abandon point-scoring for problem solving?
City businesses losing tens of millions to fraudsters
Council warned of legal risk in 'tourist tax' housing plan
Sober curious: 'I cut out alcohol and discovered 2,000 people like me'
'Phenomenal' £17m cycle route opens - but will it be the last?
A political downfall, the law man and Labour's 'Mr Fix-It'
Sexting scandal threatens to oust Labour in Capital
Second time lucky - will Edinburgh’s new bike hire scheme work?
Drinks pioneers taking a walk on the wild side
Council tax to rise up to 10%, libraries and leisure centres at risk, warns city leader
'We just talk and talk and it has lifted my spirits enormously'
Riding high in Ratho on Europe's biggest wave pool
Youth disorder: The long shadow of Covid or a moral panic?
Recriminations as third councillor quits in Colinton
The panto-haters guide to Christmas in Edinburgh
Turning an empty paper mill into the city's hottest festival venue
'We've known nothing but global chaos and challenge'
What do you do with an old bandstand?
Where to buy local and spend less this Christmas
'Luckily my sister was rescued and the only thing lost was her car'
An Oasis backlash, promoting the Pentlands and residents returning to the Old Town
It's beginning to look a bit like Christmas
‘On fire from top to bottom, vomiting out flames like a volcano’
Is East Lothian being overrun by wind turbines?
'I can't afford to live as a student in Edinburgh, so I moved to Falkirk'
'Take in your bins and clear the streets': Capital braces for Fireworks Night disorder
The far-right kicked off once. Guess where they were eating afterwards?
'Essential and wonderful' and 'the only dedicated cancer support service in the area'
City-region powers ‘would deliver on trams and infrastructure’
'This can't be allowed': Charities warn of 'devastating' cuts to social care services
What does good growth look like for Edinburgh?
Low traffic, high stakes in Edinburgh streets...
Support for half of city’s high school students faces axe
An A to Z of Edinburgh's most exciting creative talent
Inside the UK’s biggest student housing co-operative
Edinburgh's economy is thriving. So why are so many people living in increasingly severe poverty?
Revealed: Summerhall buyer is luxury developer embroiled in 20-year sports campus saga
How oysters are returning to the Forth after 100 years
Exclusive: Summerhall to be sold to housing developer
Stories told "eye to eye, mind to mind, heart to heart"
The sound of success for Edinburgh recording studio
Big names back theatre as funding crisis puts its future at risk
Can gambling’s data king take Hearts to a new level?
A toast to Edinburgh’s next brewing frontier
Is this the end of the People’s Story?
Council’s hotel dream turns into a £200m nightmare
The Egyptian Portal to the Land of the Dead
The “kernel of an idea” that could fund a long-term way to reduce poverty in Edinburgh
The curious case of Haddington's female Victorian detective
Gucci shoppers, £3,000 handbags and 'snakeskin fashion' protests
The most incredible city museum you've never visited
The boy from Penicuik who became Scotland's first Space Envoy
“I never sleep peacefully because I'm wondering what I'm going to do”
Jenners ‘being restored for next 200 years’
The Fur Coat Queen making music on her own terms
Is bus travel in Edinburgh's fast lane to a greener destination?
The man seeking to drive change to Edinburgh's transport landscape
Police bring rare charges over missing mum Khasha Smith
Will tourism pay to revitalise Princes Street?
Can Edinburgh keep its million trees alive and healthy?
Wait, how much to see Oasis at Murrayfield?
The art festival beating the odds by the seaside
Soaring summer demand for space hits the homeless - and it's set to get worse
The women waging war on the pain of endometriosis
Tourist tax admin costs double in five months - to £1m a year
Today is a symbol of hope for thousands in Edinburgh
"I remember going over South Bridge and thinking what the **** am I getting into"
The pioneering law lecturer who has saved low-paid workers £100,000
Arts sector 'facing talent drain' after 40% cut in Festivals funding
Leith's Citadel is a Youth Centre for all ages
Arts, council houses and clean streets among the winners from city tourist tax
Organised Chaos - behind the scenes with Fringe street performers
Life in the slow lane: Bus Tracker fix delayed again and more rail misery
Utterly sensational to tough love laughs: The early hits of the Fringe
What do you change at Britain’s favourite visitor attraction?
'Do Edinburgh citizens think their council tax is being well used? No, they're frustrated'
The great Olympic showdown (and Meadowbank's role)
Sixty years of grumbles, TikTok tourists and a global stage
Water, water, everywhere - and fit to drink thanks to Scottish innovation
Stinking rubbish, cancelled trains and last-minute hope: Welcome to the Fringe.
‘We are creating a perfect way to bring all the strands of music in Scotland together’
Soaring costs and years of delay. Is the North Bridge saga in its final chapter?
How city's 'overcrowded' state schools will cope with an influx from the independent sector
Drivers 'getting used to LEZ' despite huge number of fines
Child slave, soldier, inventor, publican - the extraordinary life of 'Indian Peter'
Capital set to apply brakes to its city centre traffic revolution
Looking for a new twin? Edinburgh's friendship future is with Macedonia
Calls for action over scourge of sewage dumping in city waterways
"If you can't solve a problem, build a bigger telescope..."
Capital's summer festivals kick off with all that jazz
Capital business bringing joy of books to our children
Dear Edinburgh residents... love from your bin crews
Furious citizens, tactical voting and a ray of hope. Inside Labour's Edinburgh landslide
Labour clean sweep of gains in Edinburgh
The rise of Edinburgh's "car-lite" suburbs
The return of an Edinburgh music legend
How Everything Has Changed for city foodbank
Can Tartan Army help us steal an international march?
Universities threat as city sparks diplomatic row with China
Can Labour turn Edinburgh's yellow wall red again?
Field work in Capital that can change our access to fresh food
Creating the robots who will soon be caring for us
Is the city set for a green jobs bonanza?
Is dull politics disenfranchising voters?
Tiny team with big plans for Scotland’s oldest and biggest Pride
‘There is no coherent plan for dealing with our dementia crisis’
Book Festival protesters face backlash over targeting of arts sponsorship
'We've studied most vulnerable ecosystems in the deep Atlantic'
'The entire culture sector could implode'
"The Beautiful Game" that's changing lives around the world
Biggest since the Beatles: Edinburgh prepares for Swift-mania
Nothing but three young women and an idea
Revealed: The £100m a year cost of private finance deals to NHS Lothian
Big plans on the menu for the return of The Pitt
The truth about Edinburgh’s LEZ
Saying AYE to UK’s second biggest marathon
The Book of Love: A tribute to city music scene legend Lenny Love
"The system is completely and utterly broken"
A hotel for Taylor Swift weekend? Try Glasgow!
Summerhall, a family divided and a £10m challenge
The city co-working space with a recipe for success
‘It was a big, big thing as a woman to go into a convicted murderer's house and clean for him’
Festivals set for Princes Street Gardens return
'We call it a private garden, but it is our back garden'
NHS data breach shows threat cyber criminals pose us all
How to tackle a housing emergency
Rising SNP star makes history as first ethnic minority woman leader
The world's oldest health food shop still trading… well, probably
The city's unexpected and underestimated music scene
"We have sat on our hands for years" as our elderly face growing homes crisis
Fringe promoter set to lead Christmas Festival as it spreads across the city
"Tidal wave of sadness" for dog-owners struggling with living costs
'Don't turn the New Town into Britain's biggest building site'
How Hearts' donors boost their bid to become Scotland's third force
Short-term let controls ‘cut city Airbnbs by half’
The Leith-built ship of hope that steered to the first Blue Riband
Numbers dictate that capital's Cancer Centre must be NHS priority
The campaign to save art deco cinema that inspired best-selling author
New holiday let rules to help tackle Fringe accommodation crisis
The Science Festival: Edinburgh's other gift to the world
"Moments of joy...that's what keeps us going"
Student flat developers to be forced to build homes
Street artist Elph is an overnight hit after 30 years
What is our best route to greener aviation?
The 'filthy gold mine' which could be Edinburgh's crown jewel
Super Caley still terrific, prospects looking glorious
Has cycling reached a tipping point in Edinburgh?
'Social care will be just a dream'
Pay until 10pm? What are the city's plans for late parking charges?
Stay tuned: Running a legendary folk club in the Spotify age
Rave music fans to help fund Princes Street Gardens upgrade
Countdown to the LEZ: Who still needs help?
Social care 'catastrophe' facing the Capital
40 years on: how the miners' strike reshaped Midlothian
Move over Jay Blades. Meet Edinburgh's repair stars
A new Ross Bandstand? Tourist tax has got Edinburgh thinking big
D-Day for city's tourist tax plans
The ingenious watchmaker who changed our daily habits - and not how you might expect
We can't go on like this. Edinburgh deserves better.
Lethal potholes, danger junctions and guarded optimism: cyclists on the city's road plans
Bus lane fines go up - as city asks for power to enforce 20mph limit
Why I moved from London to Edinburgh to make movies
How underfunded NHS Lothian is paying a £124m penalty
Lighting up our parks at night
Greenbelt homes battle as city responds to housing emergency
Could destroying a 'linear park' ever be the green option for city trams?
How Edinburgh’s sports centres became a refuge for Ukrainians who fled the war
The US billionaire buying into Hibs
First human trials show 'wonder' nanomaterial is safe to develop
A tale of two cities provides recipe for culinary success
Tackling Edinburgh's 'traffic sewer'
'You feel like cannon fodder. No one gives a **** about you’
A coin toss decides a £3m planning decision. What on earth happened?
The women who saved the Rugby World Cup
Riding the wave of the vinyl revival
Why does a football club want to run an upmarket hotel?
£50m West End regeneration faces heritage fight
How I built a great business success story from a single spa on Lothian Road
'There's no way I could pay that for a flat on Gorgie Road. I could live in London for that'
City faces wave of short-term let appeals as it seems set to ignore olive branch
"Car-lite" streets, new route for the trams, a bus superhighway through the west of the city
Eat your heart out, Rabbie Burns. There are new stars in town.
From a beer pipeline to an arts fund and free bus passes
City teachers face axe despite 'universal concern among headteachers'
"We need quick answers - or we risk social inequality on a scale not seen in modern times"
Why are we building student flats and not affordable homes?
'We've been the ultimate recycling business for almost 200 years'
Sports centres likely to avoid closure despite cash crisis
Calton Hill helped shape Edinburgh's identity, but now 'it is neglected'
Pulp and Christmas markets prove crowd-pullers to help city centre bounce back
Edinburgh faces missing its 2030 climate targets. What happens now?
'Systemic failure' declared in city's overwhelmed homeless services
Revealed: The father of modern Edinburgh and his role in the slave trade