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The best of the Edinburgh Inquirer 2025
Inquirer Christmas campaign: 'I’ve worked with nurses at risk of becoming homeless'
The ex-council leader, a fake name and a failed hit on a former party rebel
Meet the superstars of the Edinburgh tattoo world
A quiet revolution in democracy is taking place in Leith
Housing for whom? The battle over student accommodation in the Capital
Student flats firm snaps up landmark former Scottish Widows HQ
Inquirer Christmas campaign: The difference between a happy home and life on the streets
Police investigating alleged sexual exploitation within city's care services
The night runners of the Pentlands
Showpiece 'green' district heating plan abandoned for city's Waterfront
Inquirer Christmas campaign: Creating the networks of caring that help prevent homelessness
Bid to turn Edinburgh into one of the world's leading city economies
Your ultimate guide to an independent Edinburgh Christmas
Inquirer Christmas campaign: Help us support Cyrenians vital work with city homeless
We're one of the most congested cities in the UK. Here's how to tackle that.
City to review AI data centre decision amid environmental concerns
Colonel Anne: The forgotten Jacobite heroine lying in an unmarked grave in Leith
‘It needs to stop’: Rogue 'tartan tat' shops blamed for blighting Princes Street
Swimming champion's fight for time highlights life and death struggle
City serves tram lawyers with biggest compensation claim in Scottish legal history
‘We’re not vanilla’: Starting a new creative life after 50
The Summerhall developers and a promise undelivered after 20 years
The German volunteers uncovering the poignant story of Edinburgh’s last war dead
The not-so-fast and the furious: What's going wrong at billion pound video game maker?
What went so right on Bonfire Night?
'No selfies': A spotters guide to the east coast's seal pups
The final whistle sounds at the city's biggest indoor football centre
Is the city getting tough with its Christmas Markets?
How to build a City of Literature: ‘There was no blueprint on how to do it’
‘It’s similar to arriving at a Taylor Swift concert, 20 hours a day, 8 months a year’
‘I had been rejected 90 times and didn’t think I’d ever find a job’
Emergency housing fund doubles, but it’s not enough
Where there’s smut there’s brass
University staff braced for earthquake as financial troubleshooter drafted in
The Black Sheep of Bruntsfield?
Huge city data centres told they don't need environmental assessments
‘Like a huge, walnut, mahogany, musical hug’
Are the Capital’s green spaces as green as they used to be?
The "secrets" behind that seemingly endless scaffolding on George IV Bridge
‘Racism, toxicity and twerking‘: What is going on at Historic Environment Scotland?
The former hospital that treated Owen and Sassoon is helping veterans heal again
The Capital has adopted the UK’s toughest ban on fossil fuel ads
Mapping the radical changes in the way we use the city's roads
‘Oasis put £250,000 in our tills, but we still didn’t make a profit’
The world’s second oldest major football rivalry resumes in the Capital tonight
340-year wait for a Royal Mile statue of a woman ends in controversy
Helsinki just had a year with no road deaths
Labour suspends city MSP as party's woes deepen
'I’ve lost more than 150 members of my family’
There is a mental health crisis among our young people
Checking up on the work of all your Lothian list MSPs
The flood of city shoppers heading to Glasgow has stopped
How Polish artists are shaping the Capital's next generation
One of the first Dnipro Kids has been killed in action. This is his story.
'We can't just build our way out of this crisis. It needs more.'
Swinney set to bail out proposed ‘world class’ concert hall in cash crisis
Homes, gardens, sheds and even staircases are turned into mini galleries
Domestic abuse victims calling up to 50 firms to get a divorce lawyer
What your MSPs have prioritised since they were elected
Allez le Tour! City finally set to agree to host world's greatest cycle race
Inside the Library of Mistakes
Was ‘traffic-free’ Cowgate the pedestrian paradise we dreamed of?
‘They have very much become part of the fabric of our community’
Care charities live to fight another day after cuts climbdown
The towering achievement of 'the Mick Jagger of the mountains'
Battery-powered trams, cycling squeezed and a cash conundrum
10,000 door-knocks, prosecutions and an untamed holiday let black market
The £2 billion question for city's tram plan
Rules? There are no rules. Just turn up and play
First e-bikes, next e-scooters? Edinburgh to consider testing more electric transport
Genius of Muriel Spark to be celebrated with major Gardens' sculpture
Councillors' boozy parties to be banned
Are wildfires the new normal for Edinburgh and the Lothians?
See you in court: Community charity launches legal challenge to city's social care cuts
Artists protest as the Fringe partners with generative AI specialist
Want a council house? Definitely maybe in 2027
What's pure joy? What's set the grapevine buzzing? It's the early hits of the Fringe
Dazzling on stage is harder after getting up at 7am to make coffees all day
Leading charities warn of legal action over city's social care cuts
The world’s biggest windfarm versus the Forth's seabirds
She changed the bread shelves in your local supermarket
The Fringe venues putting more money in the pockets of new comedians
How a former New York mayor is helping reshape council services in Edinburgh
Show time! It's the Fringe, with added Oasis
'I've proved it's not the end. You can turn it around'
First year report cards on your city MPs
The home improvement scheme making some people homeless
How Edinburgh will power the UK’s AI revolution
The Fringe shows we'd bet the house will be your favourites this summer
They came by bus, scooter and Rolls Royce to get their hair cut by Charlie Miller
Almost £1 million reported stolen from Scots online is just "tip of the iceberg"
The Gold Brothers versus the city council
Has Leith's latest culinary star taken leave of his senses?
Roll with it? What hosting Oasis in the middle of the Fringe will do to Edinburgh
From ‘traffic sewer’ to Capital's car-free music street: Cowgate’s pedestrian summer
Bikes, breakfast beer, midnight chips and 'no dickheads'
The girl who became one of Britain's great Arctic adventurers
Party, protest and no politicians please
Never had it so good? Edinburgh economy outperforms London for first time
'Everyone should be able to sit with the genius of humankind'
The £2 billion potential of district heating systems for the Lothians
How one woman's battle for Hope can help support tens of thousands
How family fields in Ecuador inspired 'Britain's best food attraction'
Finding hope among Edinburgh's vanishing bowling greens
How data will reshape George Street for the 21st century
Everybody's building (mainly student flats and hotels)
Young Inquirer journalist gains exciting role - and it is thanks to you
Bringing 'the people's theatre' back to life
Councillors told to tackle 'out of control' drinking culture
Edinburgh's bakery star on overcoming MS to build a foodie institution
Pedestrian-friendly George St moves closer as cost of huge revamp falls
A beginner's guide to the Hidden Door festival
Edinburgh’s answer to London’s ‘revolutionary’ V&A Storehouse stalls
The under-the-radar retail king of the Royal Mile
JK Rowling and the 'secrets' of the Edinburgh Award
'She never married because all the good men died there'
'This isn’t giving them an option – it’s shoving them out the door'
Will Rose Street always be the city centre Cinderella?
Return of the congestion charge?
The history (and tragedy) of Lochend's sunken island
Emergency service for citizens in crisis gets funding boost
Community mental health services face being "dismantled" in the Capital
The 'premiumisation' of Edinburgh
The imposter invading the Water of Leith's banks
Revealed: How knife crime is surging in the Capital as youth services are cutback
'Sir Tom was more than a business icon, he was generous with his time'
The unstoppable resurgence of the Fringe
Creating Scotland's first fully digital museum on Leith's Shore
'Just like this building, our aspirations for the future are enormous'
Why financial services are still the biggest deal in Edinburgh
Visitor Levy to fund up to 1,600 homes reserved for tourism workers
The Edinburgh schoolboy who revolutionised trad music
'It’s an extra tool in the box, but it won’t solve our biggest problems'
The Dog and Cat Home that cares for people too
Filling Edinburgh's 'Mary Celeste' council HQ
Opening the doors of Edinburgh Filmhouse
Council to take radical action to meet its legal obligations to city's homeless
'Third sector organisations are remarkably resilient and adaptable'
Police vow as ‘drug gang war’ escalates
The most Wuthering Heights day ever
Ever been to a Hungarian ceilidh?
Revealed: LEZ is pushing us towards healthier commutes
Could Glasgow Airport eventually close in favour of Edinburgh?
The greatest Edinburgh chef you've never heard of
For justice to be done, it needs to be seen to be done
Is the city too timid when it comes to saving historic buildings?
Millions of meals will flow from new depot to tackle city food poverty
‘Failure’ or ‘finest on earth’? The Scott Monument story is worthy of a novel
Hospitality businesses feel betrayed by Holyrood on business rates
‘Although the diagnosis was expected, I did have a wee cry to myself’
Donald Trump's surprising impact on Edinburgh tourism
It's not amateur theatre, it's just unpaid
Making tourism a force for good in the Capital
Opening up the city's great outdoors
What’s wrong with Edinburgh's Elsie Inglis statue?
‘If the cyclists weren't coming to us, we wouldn't be here’
Park life: How a volunteer army helped make our green spaces the best in Scotland
'Princes Street is fixed. You just can't see it yet'
Cappucino al fresco? Sorry, not till after 9am
‘A place where dreams are made and broken’
Unconventional? There's little to scare the cultural horses
Unique new fund that aims to transform the fight against poverty in Edinburgh
Family loss inspires city MP to transform rare cancers research
Keeping the spirit of city arts hero Helen Crummy alive
'We fear Princes Street will end up like Leith Walk'
'The problem was so bad in some stairs the Royal Mail had to stop delivering'
City declares war on shopfront pavement clutter
Forget Google reviews, how about these for truly great Edinburgh pubs
‘You can make as little as £3 in an hour’: Inside Edinburgh's gig economy
City-wide fireworks ban to be considered after violence and zoo deaths
'I want to give something back and help people in Edinburgh'
Charity detectives finding "buried treasure" to fund good works
Why are things turning sour at Edinburgh University?
City backs record council tax rise to protect essential services
Still radical after 100 years: Edinburgh’s most influential forgotten thinker
What would you do if your cancer test came back positive?
Haemorrhaging £20,000 a day and no end to losses in sight: What’s gone wrong at Hibs?
Sports clubs told to find volunteer lifesavers as pools cut cover
‘I shall be buried there, when I have given what the others gave’
What would an Edinburgh designed for women look like?
Scotland may be leading a green tech revolution, but at what cost to communities?
Seriously? A cycle route down Rose Street
Green shoots: How the Botanics is picking up the pieces after Storm Eowyn
'She loved the Usher Hall, opera and creme de menthe'
Edinburgh’s Third Sector is once again facing a cliffhanger
Charlotte Square going back to 60s with 'levelling down' plan
Streetreads: 'Because everyone deserves the escape of a good book'
14 life-changing months: Burns in Edinburgh
Are the wraps about to come off a long-running Capital saga?
Super-duper exascale computer - and a university financial crisis
From teenage hits to going solo in your 30s
Edinburgh overtakes Glasgow as Scotland's most cosmopolitan city
£5 million boost for Edinburgh's stunning National Centre for Music
Culture cash to IT jitters: What the 'tourist tax' will mean for Edinburgh
The Edinburgh man who accepted Napoleon's surrender
The dirty truth about E coli in the bathing waters at Portobello
'Edinburgh is bucking the trend where city centres are being decimated'
Pharmacies running out of flu vaccine as cases soar
'It's hard to pull entire families from under the rubble'
'One patient was wheeled in on a hospital bed… now she lives independently'