The Latest Breaking News from Leith

Once feared by away supporters, you crossed it at your own risk. Hibs supporters dubbed it 'the Bridge of Doom'.

This article was originally published on Psychedelic Spotlight and appears here with permission. These destinations give “a quick weekend trip” a whole new meaning. Drug tourism is becoming so popular that some resorts are now handing visitors joints instead of Pina Coladas. While we don’t recommend touching down in Cambodia or…

Shane Stephenson put himself forward to dip into the chilling Leith waters to remove an experimental boom threatening swans that live under Bernard Street Bridge.

The City of Edinburgh Council granted permission for the new bakery recently after it opened in December of last year inside the Customs Lane collaborative arts space

Charles Delworth was at home with his wife in Leith when officers raided his home to search his computer before finding more than 30 of the worst category of images of child sexual abuse

David Hay, from Leith, was employed as a financial investigator with HSBC when he cheated a group of pals out of the huge sum. He appeared at court in Edinburgh this week.

HMS Cossack was named after the people of Russia and Ukraine and arrived in Leith Docks having just liberated 299 prisoners of war from a German supply ship in Norwegian waters

Ocean Terminal was a major project that has sparked a regeneration across the local area in the following years. We take a look back at some of its iconic history.

A suave new Edinburgh coffee shop, Krema Bakehouse has opened its doors on Leith Walk for their soft launch leaving locals delighted with the sweet treats on offer.

They will be roared on by a packed stadium on Saturday as they welcome Callum Davidson's team to Leith

Annette, who is part of the Save Our Shore group in Leith, says that she is leaving the city next year, referencing a number of reasons such as fly-tipping, untidiness and a lack of green areas