Hundreds of Chinese lanterns light up Edinburgh Zoo
Hundreds of giant lanterns inspired by mythical creatures from Scottish and Chinese folklore have been placed around Edinburgh Zoo to create a “winter wonderland”.
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Innis & Gunn plans new brewery in Edinburgh
A craft brewer has announced plans to build a new brewery in Edinburgh which could create up to 30 jobs.
£25,000 of stolen bikes returned to owners in police operation
Police in Edinburgh have recovered stolen bikes worth over £25,000 and returned them to their owners.
UK Government turns to Supreme Court over Brexit challenge
The UK Government has applied to the country’s highest court for permission to appeal over a cross-party legal challenge on Brexit.
Ballet dancers stage rooftop performance of Cinderella
Dancers from Scottish Ballet reached new heights as they prepare to tour the country with their production of Cinderella over the festive season.
Third of nursery nurses feel unsafe at work, survey on violence finds
Almost a third of nursery nurses and pupil support assistants in Edinburgh do not feel safe at work, according to a survey on violence by unions.
Edinburgh named as one of first UK cities for EE’s 5G upgrade
EE has named Edinburgh as one the first cities in the UK to be chosen for 5G upgrades.
Woman thought she was going to die in acid attack
A mother has told how she thought was going to die after acid was thrown at her face on her doorstep.
Cathedral service marks 100 years since First World War Armistice
More than 1,000 people, including military personnel, dignitaries and descendants of those who served have attended a “poignant” service to mark 100 years since the end of the First World War.
Communities mark 100 years since First World War Armistice
Communities across Scotland joined together in quiet reflection on Remembrance Sunday as they marked 100 years since the end of the First World War.
Communities across Scotland mark 100 years since First World War Armistice
People in Scotland have fallen silent in an act of remembrance to mark 100 years since the end of the First World War.
Works by north-east artists could fetch £40,000
Two pieces by famed north-east painters are due to go on sale – and could fetch more than £40,000 combined.
Communities across Scotland to mark 100 years since First World War Armistice
People in communities across Scotland are attending events on Sunday to mark 100 years since the end of the First World War.
Man charged after police seize £580,000 worth of heroin
A man has been charged after police seized almost £600,000 worth of heroin during a search of a property in Edinburgh.
Man arrested after women stabbed outside Edinburgh hotel
A man has been arrested after two women were stabbed outside a hotel in Edinburgh.
Three people stabbed in ‘random’ attack near Edinburgh hotel
Two women are in hospital after they were stabbed in a “random and unprovoked attack” near a hotel.
Two women and man injured in attack near Edinburgh hotel
Two women are in hospital after they were the victims of a “random and unprovoked attack” near a city hotel.
Here’s why David Hasselhoff was pictured wearing a Partick Thistle shirt
One of Scottish football’s most unlikely fans showed his colours as he took in the sights in Edinburgh.
Scotland’s first air raid: Zeppelins bomb Edinburgh
It was the greatest loss of civilian lives from a German attack on Scottish soil during the First World War.
Remembrance garden vandalised in act of ‘malicious violence’
A remembrance garden has been vandalised in an “act of malicious violence”.
Firefighter describes fear of violence on Bonfire Night
An experienced firefighter has told of his constant fear for his crew’s safety on Bonfire Night after experiencing a “warzone”.
Man charged in connection with alleged assault on Hearts goalkeeper
A man has been charged in connection with an alleged assault on the Hearts goalkeeper during the latest Edinburgh derby.
Pubs could run out of Guinness following Brexit – Sir Vince Cable
Pubs could run out of Guinness following Brexit, Liberal Democrat leader Sir Vince Cable has said.
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh unveils refurbishment plan
The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh has unveiled major plans to refurbish its glasshouses and protect its plant collection for the future.
Hearts and Hibs join to condemn derby trouble
Hearts and Hibernian have come together to condemn trouble at the Edinburgh derby which saw Neil Lennon struck by a coin, a player attacked by a fan and two assistant referees assaulted.
Edinburgh derby troublemakers branded ‘losers’ as one arrest made
Troublemakers at the Edinburgh derby have been described as “losers”, as one man has been arrested in connection with an assault on a linesman.
Iraqi writer wins book festival award for novel about Baghdad during Gulf War
An Iraqi writer’s debut novel about the everyday struggle of Baghdad’s people has won an award at the Edinburgh International Book Festival.
Police investigating after Neil Lennon hit by coin during match
Police are investigating after Hibernian head coach Neil Lennon was hit by a coin thrown from the crowd during the Edinburgh derby.
Edinburgh and Aberdeen among top ten UK cities to live and work in – report
Edinburgh and Aberdeen are among the top ten cities in the UK in which to live and work, according to a new report.
Scots Stonemasons who helped construct the White House honoured in Edinburgh
Skilled stonemasons who helped construct the White House in the 18th century have been honoured in their home city of Edinburgh.