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Swinney set to bail out proposed ‘world class’ concert hall in cash crisis
Plus: City's world champions bid for glory in Tokyo; and Capital makes plans to sell itself to the world
Sep 15
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Edinburgh Inquirer
4
What your MSPs have prioritised since they were elected
Tracking the performance of your local representatives ahead of next year's election
Sep 9
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Sarah McArthur
6
Was ‘traffic-free’ Cowgate the pedestrian paradise we dreamed of?
Bars and music venues were bursting at the seams but the traffic closure experiment was not without its issues
Sep 4
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Sarah McArthur
2
Battery-powered trams, cycling squeezed and a cash conundrum
The Capital tries to plot a route to a bigger tram network
Aug 28
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Sarah McArthur
1
10,000 door-knocks, prosecutions and an untamed holiday let black market
Policing the Capital's short-term lets crackdown
Aug 27
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Jolene Campbell
2
First e-bikes, next e-scooters? Edinburgh to consider testing more electric transport
Paris dumped its mass e-scooter scheme, but Edinburgh may be ready to (tentatively) embrace one
Aug 21
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David Forsyth
3
See you in court: Community charity launches legal challenge to city's social care cuts
Exclusive: Capital's social care partnership accused of illegally withholding key documents
Aug 14
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Jolene Campbell
2
Leading charities warn of legal action over city's social care cuts
Exclusive: Eighteen charities believe plan to defund services breaks the law
Aug 5
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Jolene Campbell
3
How a former New York mayor is helping reshape council services in Edinburgh
City’s partnership with Michael Bloomberg’s foundation aims to learn from successes as far afield as Mexico and Iceland
Jul 29
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David Forsyth
1
'I've proved it's not the end. You can turn it around'
The groundbreaking volunteering project saving lives in the Capital
Jul 26
•
Edinburgh Inquirer
9
1
First year report cards on your city MPs
What the Capital's representatives at Westminster have been up to since the General Election
Jul 24
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Sarah McArthur
4
The home improvement scheme making some people homeless
Residents struggling to pay £20,000-plus bills for forced retrofits of their homes are finally to get more help
Jul 22
2
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