The Latest Breaking News from Leith

Back in the 1950s, a plan was hatched to make Leith a tourist destination using flying boats. However, the ambitious scheme - the first of its kind in the world - would ultimately fail to take flight.

Midfielder took time to settle in Leith but having found his feet there's no budging him as he looks forward to another three years.

Recent dry and sunny days led the lawn at Bellevue Crescent street to give up its secrets, revealing a round mark from where a German zeppelin dropped its payload more than a century ago.

Argonaut Books have opened their first brand-new community store on Leith Walk, offering customers a great location to browse top-selling authors and grab a brew whilst doing so.

The Barologist, Leith, was the only bar in Scotland to be mentioned at the Greene King event, with the pub chain naming the capital bar and eatery as one to beat.

Extension to Newhaven is still within the council's £207m budget

The City of Edinburgh Council is investigating a potential listed building breach, after locals voiced concerns of damage to a historic Leith landmark.

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…