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The British Railways Locomotive was seen being filled up with water in Morningside on Thursday morning at the area’s disused station, as residents were taken by surprise.

A driver in East Lothian was left gobsmacked after finding a cheeky note on the back of a parking fine. This comes as parking fines in East Lothian rise to £100 from £60 from April. The fine will be halved to £50 if paid within 14 days.

Councillors voted for a significant hike in parking costs to allow some charges to be frozen including those for burials and day care for elderly and disabled residents.

Kashif Anwar, 29, denies killing Fawziyah Javed, 31, in Edinburgh on September 2, 2021.

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Councillor Jack Caldwell met with affected locals and representatives of the Royal National Institute of Blind People on Wednesday to hear their disappointment.

Emergency services raced to the scene after after a crash on the A909 at Burntisland Road in Fife, though they discovered the cars occupants had left the scene.

Leith Walk will be closing again just one month after roads were open in both directions. This comes after three years of disruption as tram lines were being installed in the area.

Back in the 1950s there were many who believed that the helicopter was about to become the mode of transport of choice for Edinburgh's commuters getting to and from their work each day.

Una was known to be wearing a brown cropped zipper, brown and cream checked trousers and white trainers. Una was carrying a canvas bag with a Greggs logo thereon.

Prison chiefs confirmed that Police Scotland has been advised and the matter reported to the Procurator Fiscal. A Fatal Accident Inquiry will be held in due course.