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Man treated for injuries at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary after lorry crashed onto railway tracks

Edinburgh & East

Lorry driver treated for injuries in hospital after railway line crash

‘Far greater’ number of children affected by NHS Lothian hearing test failures

Edinburgh & East

'Far greater' number of children affected by hearing test failures

West Lothian sports hall latest to be closed over ‘dangerous’ concrete roof panels

Edinburgh & East

Sports hall latest to be closed over 'dangerous' concrete roof panels

Midlothian homeowner allowed to replace windows as planning call overturned

Edinburgh & East

Homeowner granted right to change windows in overturned planning call

Lorry smashes through stone wall and crashes onto rail tracks in East Lothian disrupting cross-border LNER and LUMO trains

Edinburgh & East

Lorry smashes through stone wall and crashes onto railway line

Scottish SPCA appeal after dog rushed to hospital having eaten ‘rat poison pellets’ at Edinburgh Dovecot Park

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Dog rushed to vet after eating 'pink poison pellets' in city park

Police pull over 83-year-old driver for going too slow and seize his car

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Police pull over 83-year-old for driving 'too slow' and seize his car

‘Wee Warrior’ Zac Gunn wins Child of Courage prize at Pride of Scotland awards

Brave 'wee warrior' Zac wins prize at Pride of Scotland Awards

Teenage girl sexually assaulted by masked man on footpath in Uphall, West Lothian

Edinburgh & East

Schoolgirl assaulted by man on footpath in early morning sex attack

Hyacinth macaw parrot Sapphire reported missing by heartbroken family in Limeriggs in Falkirk

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Heartbroken couple's desperate search for 'rare' and precious parrot

Hunt for Audi driver after man assaulted outside Co-op in Port Seton

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Hunt for driver of white Audi after man assaulted outside Co-op

St Andrew’s University awards football legend Sir Kenny Dalglish with honorary Doctor of Laws degree

Edinburgh & East

Football legend Sir Kenny Dalglish awarded with honorary degree

Scotrail warns Eagles fans over ‘skeleton service’ from Edinburgh Waverley and Haymarket amid rail strikes

Edinburgh & East

Eagles fans warned of 'skeleton train services' amid rail strike

Edinburgh Meadowbank Stadium opening date confirmed as long-running project nears finishing line

Edinburgh & East

Meadowbank Stadium finally set to open doors after £47m redevelopment

Accessible comic book on climate change drawn by deaf children

Edinburgh & East

Accessible comic book on climate change drawn by deaf children

M8 road crash sees delays of up to an hour for commuters impacted by rail strikes

Motorists facing delays on roads as commuters impacted by train strikes

Youth wearing ‘pink headband’ sought after attack that left teenage schoolboy ‘shaken’

Edinburgh & East

Schoolboy left 'shaken' after attack while walking with friend

Midlothian treehouse owner wins appeal against demolition of structure in Dalkeith

Edinburgh & East

Treehouse saved from demolition after planners called it 'obtrusive'

Police launch probe after woman sexually assaulted by cyclist on Sheriffmuir Road in Dunblane

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Police launch probe after woman sexually assaulted by cyclist

Laura McEwan speaks out against serial domestic abuser Alexander Thomson who raped and attacked women

Edinburgh & East

'I feel stronger every day knowing serial domestic abuser is behind bars'

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