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Opening the doors of Edinburgh Filmhouse
How the city's ‘fantastic four’ helped save art house cinema from life as a theme pub
Apr 26
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Edinburgh Inquirer
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The most Wuthering Heights day ever
The uplifting day of dance hoping to find a long-term home on the Meadows
Apr 19
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Ilona Amos
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Ever been to a Hungarian ceilidh?
The changing face of traditional dance in Scotland's cosmopolitan Capital
Apr 17
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Sarah McArthur
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The greatest Edinburgh chef you've never heard of
The city's newest culinary star on his journey from cafe kitchen porter to Michelin recognition
Apr 12
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Cat Thomson writes
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Making tourism a force for good in the Capital
The history walks for tourists that help to bring locals together
Mar 28
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Sarah McArthur
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‘A place where dreams are made and broken’
Murrayfield Stadium marks 100 glorious years and looks to an exciting future
Mar 15
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David Forsyth
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Unconventional? There's little to scare the cultural horses
International Festival 2025 has world-class performers, but no revolution (or Rush tickets)
Mar 13
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The Michelin star effect
How high-class cuisine is helping create a virtuous circle in the Capital
Feb 27
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David Forsyth
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Still radical after 100 years: Edinburgh’s most influential forgotten thinker
Patrick Geddes, his ‘thinking machines’ and saving the Old Town
Feb 15
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Sarah McArthur
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What would an Edinburgh designed for women look like?
The Capital’s commitment to feminist city planning and what it really means
Feb 6
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Sarah McArthur
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'She loved the Usher Hall, opera and creme de menthe'
The poignant stories behind the memorial benches of Princes St Gardens
Jan 30
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Euan McGrory
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Streetreads: 'Because everyone deserves the escape of a good book'
How you can help save Edinburgh's incredible library for the homeless
Jan 25
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Ilona Amos
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