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Second time lucky - will Edinburgh’s new bike hire scheme work?
Concerns over plans to limit the new scheme to city centre
Dec 6
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Sarah McArthur
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Youth disorder: The long shadow of Covid or a moral panic?
What city community workers see behind Bonfire Night violence and rising anti-social behaviour
Nov 27
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Sarah McArthur
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An Oasis backlash, promoting the Pentlands and residents returning to the Old Town
What happened when tourism industry leaders met residents to discuss ‘over-tourism’
Nov 12
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Jolene Campbell
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'I can't afford to live as a student in Edinburgh, so I moved to Falkirk'
High cost of city life sees many replace traditional university life with commuting
Nov 6
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'I can't afford to live as a student in Edinburgh, so I moved to Falkirk'
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“Essential and wonderful" and "the only dedicated cancer support service in the area"
GPs back social care projects as city councillors rally around plan to stop "dangerous" cuts
Oct 31
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Sarah McArthur
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“Essential and wonderful" and "the only dedicated cancer support service in the area"
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What does good growth look like for Edinburgh?
City business leaders call for unity around plan for investment and jobs
Oct 24
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What does good growth look like for Edinburgh?
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Low traffic, high stakes in Edinburgh streets...
Or how Corstorphine traffic calming measures have become divisively controversial
Oct 22
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Inside the UK’s biggest student housing co-operative
A lesson in tackling a housing crisis from the grassroots up
Oct 17
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Jolene Campbell
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Edinburgh's economy is thriving. So why are so many people living in increasingly severe poverty?
The plight of the city's most vulnerable is only growing worse
Oct 15
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Edinburgh's economy is thriving. So why are so many people living in increasingly severe poverty?
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Exclusive: Summerhall to be sold to housing developer
Multimillion pound deal fuels fears for longterm future of city's treasured arts village
Oct 11
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Is this the end of the People’s Story?
The once groundbreaking museum losing a battle for eyeballs on the Royal Mile
Oct 2
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Council’s hotel dream turns into a £200m nightmare
Plus: Bid to bring beer back to football stadiums; and city bar owner crowned the world's best
Sep 30
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