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New council leader Cammy Day admitted language he used in the tweet was "wrong" but said the matter is "now closed".

There were 64 drug-related deaths in Edinburgh in the first half of 2021 and 772 across Scotland - the highest rate of any country in Europe.

A Ukrainian refugee has been the victim of a homophobic attack on the streets of Edinburgh.

Becca Martin took her four-year-old son Charlie to the private playground and says its unfair that because she can't afford a £300,000 house her child can't play there.

We're delighted for this popular market to make the seven-strong list - the only Scottish inclusion. Nat Geo have praised its 'delicious wares, artisan cheeses and freshly baked bread'

Ahead of what is expected to be a very busy summer season, Edinburgh Airport has shared advice to passengers to help keep delays and queues to a minimum in the coming months

Hotels and Airbnb rates are set to skyrocket throughout Edinburgh over the summer as part of "business as usual" dynamic pricing despite global cost of living increases. Fringe Festival accommodation prices are approximately 52 percent higher in August than autumn rates.

The city centre studio flat located in Greenside appears to be a converted coal cellar and includes a desk, chair and fold out sofa bed for a whopping four grand a month

A giraffe art exhibit has taken over Edinburgh overnight as The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland partnered with Wild in Art to bring 42 eight-foot sculptures to life.

The mum could not win as the neighbour said that their privacy was being invaded when she used one half of her garden. After building a fence - the same neighbour complained it ruined their view.

After quitting her job working for British Airways at Edinburgh Airport in 2003, Leanne Reilly started off as a nail technician and has trained as a hairdresser, picking up several prestigious industry awards for the last six years