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Phoebe Waller-Bridge says Edinburgh’s Fringe Festival to be ‘more inclusive and spectacular than ever before’

Edinburgh & East

Phoebe Waller-Bridge hails ‘spectacular new dawn’ for Fringe Festival

Paul Swain says he has to ‘choose between cancer treatment or work’ after the DWP removed his benefits

Edinburgh & East

‘I have to choose between cancer treatment or work’

Edinburgh Manderston Street bingo hall to be protected by conservation status

Edinburgh & East

Bingo hall protected by conservation status after consultation

Senior police officer concerned about racism allegations after Sheku Bayoh death in custody, inquiry hears

Edinburgh & East

Officer concerned about racism claims after Sheku Bayoh death

Disabled Edinburgh resident wins right to keep driveway in front garden of Magdalene Drive flat

Edinburgh & East

Decision to refuse disabled resident's driveway overturned

Nicola Sturgeon to interview Brian Cox in star-studded Edinburgh Book Festival lineup

Nicola Sturgeon to interview Brian Cox in star-studded Book Festival

Strippers say winning battle against Edinburgh council’s club ban ‘essential’

Edinburgh & East

Strippers say winning battle against council’s club ban ‘essential’

Cast of Disney’s The Lion King delighted to return to Edinburgh for Playhouse performance

The Lion King cast 'delighted' to return to Edinburgh

Edinburgh drummer Kyle Grieve invited onstage by The Killers at Falkirk Stadium wows frontman Brandon Flowers

Killers super fan invited to join band on stage to play drums

Edinburgh’s first net-zero housing development underway on Granton waterfront regeneration project

Edinburgh & East

Capital's first net-zero housing development underway in £1.3bn deal

The Killers told to turn down volume by Falkirk Council after noise complaints

The Killers told to turn down volume by council after noise complaints

Policeman James McDonough tells inquiry he ‘found knife in grass near where Sheku Bayoh was being restrained’

Edinburgh & East

Officer 'found knife in grass near where Sheku Bayoh was being restrained'

East Lothian Council confirm number of dead gannets being tested for avian influenza

Edinburgh & East

Dozens of dead gannets wash up prompting avian flu fears

Motorcyclist charged after girl, 13, taken to hospital following crash on Queen Street, Edinburgh

Edinburgh & East

Man charged after 13-year-old girl struck by motorbike in crash

Fears for Armadale’s GP services dismissed as builders win appeal for extra homes in West Lothian

Edinburgh & East

Fears for GP services dismissed as builders win appeal for extra homes

The Killers: Mr Brightside megastars to take the stage at Falkirk Stadium for two nights after pandemic delays

The Killers return to Scotland for more 'magical moments'

First look at newborn Gentoo penguin chicks at Edinburgh Zoo by Royal Zoological Society of Scotland

Edinburgh & East

First glimpse of newborn gentoo penguin chicks at Edinburgh Zoo

East Lothian Council order family to tear down £10,000 fence and summerhouse

Edinburgh & East

Council order family to tear down 'eyesore' fence and summerhouse

Pedestrian, 28, dies after being hit by taxi on A1 near Macmerry in East Lothian

Edinburgh & East

Pedestrian dies after being hit by taxi in early morning collision

Electric bikes stolen from Iveco Dayli van in McDonald Hotel car park in Peebles overnight

Edinburgh & East

Nine electric bikes stolen from van in hotel car park overnight

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