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All the rail strikes in Scotland this week - dates and services affected

Members of the RMT union who work for Network Rail are walking out over a pay-related dispute

Daily Record

Proposal to turn Edinburgh pub into student apartment block

A consultation has begun on plans to develop the site at Jock's Lodge, with the Limelite bar being replaced

Insider UK

The two beautiful beaches near Edinburgh named among the most dog friendly in the UK

The research looked at the highest-rated beaches with no dog restrictions.

Daily Record

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Channel 4 Hobby Man: Edinburgh home-brewing club shares experience with Alex Brooker

The Beers Without Beards group took part in the Channel 4 show Hobby Man, helping host Alex Brooker and co-host Scarlett Moffatt figure out the hobby of home-brewing.

Edinburgh Live

Tell us your favourite free and cheap family days out for the chance to win Merlin Annual Passes worth over £1,000

We’ve teamed up with Merlin Entertainments for an epic competition

Edinburgh Live

Bin strikes in Scotland blamed on politicians who offered workers 'poverty pay'

Council workers in Edinburgh will down tools on Thursday in the first wave of strike action that will soon roll-out across Scotland.

Daily Record

Jaw-dropping Edinburgh Waverley footage shows huge crowds arriving for Fringe

Over 800,000 people visited the capital's busiest train station during the first seven days of the world-famous Edinburgh Festival Fringe - as fans of the arts return to the city.

Edinburgh Live

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East Lothian coffee shop hits back at customer complaining about 'empty space'

Steampunk Coffee in North Berwick has clapped back at some recent reviews, asking customers to consider the 'manual labour that goes into every stage' of their process.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh train strikes: What trains will run from Waverley as services slashed

ScotRail have confirmed there will be significant disruption as 40,000 RMT union members will strike - only a limited number of routes will be running from Edinburgh.

Edinburgh Live

Abandoned Edinburgh Princes Street shop could become new restaurant and flats

A Glaswegian building developer has proposed transforming vacant retail and office space on the west end of Princes Street into flats and restaurants. The planning application argued that the space is not suitable for modern retail.

Edinburgh Live

Tomato review – fruity show is ripe for the Edinburgh fringe

Veering between danger and comedy, Chou Kuan-Jou’s exploration of sexuality has some potent ideas and clever mood shifts

The Guardian - UK

Edinburgh Zoo hits back at visitor who complained the top attraction is 'hilly'

Edinburgh Live

Iconic Edinburgh clock returns to Leith Walk after 15 years as part of tram works

The London Road clock has returned to Leith Walk after a full restoration and 15 years in storage as part of the Trams to Newhaven project. The clock will be fully situated and installed by tomorrow.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Airport issues update over security wait times as queues return to 'normal'

Edinburgh Airport took to social media over the peak summer season to update customers on wait times at security - but as the summer holidays come to a close for Scottish schools, this will now change.

Edinburgh Live

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Edinburgh weather: Capital set for highs of 22C after spells of rain and thunderstorms

According to Accuweather, the capital is set to see highs of over 20C before the end of the month - it comes as much of the UK has seen downpours and thunderstorms across the last few days.

The Independent UK

Train strikes: Why are this week’s rail walkouts happening and who will be affected?

Following June’s widespread train cancellations, the UK will see three days of rail chaos due to strikes

Daily Record

Lanarkshire music fans' first look at map of Connect Music Festival site

With less than two weeks to go Edinburgh's Connect Music Festival reveals a sneak peek of the site ahead of its debut

The Guardian - UK

Who went too far: Jerry Sadowitz or those who cancelled his Edinburgh fringe show?

Questions of free speech offer no simple answers, but it’s clear that this is a watershed moment in comedy, says Guardian comedy critic Brian Logan

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Scottish mum diagnosed with incurable skin cancer despite never having any moles

The mum-of-two has said that doctors were unable to pinpoint the exact cause of the cancer but she fears that using sunbeds twice a week could have been the cause.

The National (Scotland)

Travel disruption and flooding as rain batters parts of Scotland

PARTS of Scotland have been hit by travel disruption after being battered by rain this morning.

The Independent UK

Nish Kumar says he ‘still believes in the Edinburgh Fringe’ as festival is accused of ‘elitism’

Comic said that festival ‘stands at a crossroads’

Edinburgh Live

The 25 best Scottish words and phrases to explain the nation's wild weather

As a country that almost always faces a barrage of wind and rain, we have to be creative to describe the four seasons that we experience in one day. With that in mind we have created a list of the best.

Edinburgh Live

Prince Harry and Meghan set for frosty reunion with William and Kate on UK visit

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are set to arrive in the UK at the beginning of September and will look to visit charities that are close to their hearts. But they will be staying less than a mile away from William and Kate.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh's JK Rowling shocked by Twitter response after receiving death threat

The Harry Potter author had taken to Twitter to share her support for author Salman Rushdie after he was violently attacked in New York last Friday. She had a threat made on her life following this.

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s where I learned how to be a comedian’: Nish Kumar on why the Edinburgh fringe still matters

The festival stands at a crossroads, with costs for performers soaring and many younger acts staying away. But it still offers comics a boot camp like no other

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