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What would you do if your cancer test came back positive?
The thousands of Scots who do nothing - and the city researchers trying to understand why
Feb 14
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David Forsyth
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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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Scotland may be leading a green tech revolution, but at what cost to communities?
Residents renew protests over controversial East Lothian battery storage plant
Feb 4
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Sarah McArthur
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Edinburgh’s Third Sector is once again facing a cliffhanger
How do charities escape this cycle of uncertainty?
Jan 28
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Sarah McArthur
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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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Are the wraps about to come off a long-running Capital saga?
Four years of "repair work" at city centre five-star hotel may finally be nearing an end
Jan 22
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David Forsyth
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What next for our city: Will councillors abandon point-scoring for problem solving?
New Council Leader pledges to build consensus to tackle city's pressing issues
Dec 20, 2024
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David Forsyth
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'Phenomenal' £17m cycle route opens - but will it be the last?
Concern Scottish Government funding changes threaten Edinburgh’s ambitious active travel plans
Dec 12, 2024
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Sarah McArthur
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'Phenomenal' £17m cycle route opens - but will it be the last?
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A political downfall, the law man and Labour's 'Mr Fix-It'
The race to lead the city council and its £1bn-plus budget
Dec 11, 2024
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Euan McGrory
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A political downfall, the law man and Labour's 'Mr Fix-It'
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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, 2024
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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, 2024
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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, 2024
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Jolene Campbell
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