The impact of construction is a key issue for local communities, leading to negative impacts on quality of life, complaints to the Council and potential disruption to worksites. In response, the Co…

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‘Greenwashing’ fears over new data centre, housing staff attacked, council's vegan vote + warm up at Granton sauna wellness festival

EXTRA efforts to fight erosion on Calton Hill in Edinburgh have been called for by councillors over fears "managed decline" is harming the…

L-R: Isla Kendall, Katie Gibson and Ed Ptolomey A project in Edinburgh’s Craigleith area has seen free water butts and stormwater planters installed at 27 p ...

Elsie Inglis statue approved, Bruntsfield cafe controversy, Leonardo loo legal case + Leith Collective’s winter coat exchange opens

What is the current state of play at Royal Bank of Scotland's Gogarburn site, which was opened back in 2005 when Fred Goodwin was chief executive?

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The Council has approved the planning application for a statue in memory of Dr Elsie Inglis on the Royal Mile, but after two and a half hours of discussion, rejected council officers' recommendation to review the height of the proposed plinth on which it will stand. At the end of the meeting, only two councillors said they wanted to reduce the height of the plinth…

A time capsule has been interned at Edinburgh's North Bridge to mark the project’s work for future generations. Some of the items for the capsule included:

Local journalism leads to action on tax-dodging shops, care home closure, Abandoned Artists seek new venue, Morningside bakery shuts + Espionage becoming a spa

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Abandoned offices on Atholl Crescent in Edinburgh are set to be transformed into a hotel under new plans, blending 'traditional hospitality with the convenience of modern features'.

The mural, called 'Falling in love', depicted a man and a woman intertwined and falling from the top of a building.

Flags to be removed, Murrayfield fireworks ban, Bruntsfield Black Sheep Coffee vote tomorrow + 'potential storm brewing'

A new net has been installed to catch rockfall from Edinburgh Castle - potentially opening the door to more large-scale events being staged in…

THIS is work in progress.

Police are investigating whether The Rebel Bear painted the mural on Cables Wynd House without permission.

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In today’s edition:

Councillors vote to boycott Israel, Sick Kids social care service saved + busy weekend guide including Gravity Beer Festival, Big Bike Film Night & Doors Open Days

EVERY year, Scotland hosts Doors Open Day – a festival which opens the doors to hidden treasures and allows free access to exclusive places