Good morning Edinburgh.
Two adults and two children were taken to hospital overnight following a flat fire in Sighthill, reports BBC. Local firefighters attended Broomhouse Gardens at around 2am. Around ten neighbours had to leave the building. Click here to get a free home safety visit from the local fire service.
A bid to raise funds to conserve and restore the Jawbone Arch in the Meadows will be officially launched on Friday. Southside and Newington councillor Cameron Rose has set up a Facebook group to highlight the appeal.
On the final day of election campaigning here in Scotland, today's Scotsman leads with an editorial outlining its thoughts on how the 2011 Holyrood poll will go on Thursday. In its analysis, the paper describes the Forth Road Bridge replacement project as "costly." But not costly enough to stop the paper backing the SNP. We'll have a full round-up from the final day of local campaigning later today.
The Scotsman also has a story about a local garage set to be used as a Festival Fringe venue.
Local scriptwriter Neil Rolland needs extras for his new film. Click here to find out more. Thanks to Emily Dodd for letting us know.
Talk Porty is looking for help with a community survey.
Plans for a nine-week funfair on Calton Hill have been knocked back by the council, reports STV Local.
A new edition of The Spurtle is out, packed with local news for the Broughton area. Here's Ali George's round-up for the month ahead.
A tragic road collision near Broughton Primary School forms the backdrop of Greener Leith's response to the council's consultation on proposals for MacDonald Road.
The Scottish Poetry Library is moving to a new Facebook page. If you want to keep up to date with goings on at the busy local literary hub, click here.
Bright Green Scotland gives its view on the winding down of the Guardian Local blogs.
Milo McLaughlin shares an honest self-appraisal of his attempts at a more structured morning routine on his blog, The Clear-Minded Creative.
Here is a round up of this month's events at Out of the Blue drill hall in Leith's Dalmeny Street, including a music workshop this evening.
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