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Hibs fans celebrate during a Premier Sports Cup Semi-Final match between Heart of Midlothian and Hibernian

Angry Hibs fans accuse SPFL of fleecing fans over cup final prices

The revised revamp plans would do away with new setts and trees but still include planters and benches in the partial pedestrianisation.

Revised plans for George Street scrap setts and trees to save money

Trains disrupted after police called to 'incident' near railway

NHS Lothian aims to relocate all services from Liberton Hospital by the end of the year. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Planning round-up: New homes at hospital site and shop on busy street

The Ford smashed into the railings to the side of the Davidson Mains play cafe

Car crashes into railings yards from Edinburgh children's play cafe

Popeyes announces opening date for third Capital offering

The car was engulfed in flames

Car fire causes rush hour disruption on Edinburgh road

The site is nearly ready for handover according to the landowner

Landowner blamed for 'frustrating' delays to new primary school

Kickboxing teenager twins from Granton crowned world champions

City of Edinburgh Council has confirmed that there will be 14 firework control zone in this city for Bonfire Night this year.

Capital asthma sufferer facing 'time of dread' ahead of Bonfire Night

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12-01-2018. Picture Michael Gillen. West Lothian council leader Lawrence Fitzpatrick

West Lothian Council accused of political bias over community email

The accommodation would have housed 270 students

Musselburgh rejects six-storey student block

Edinburgh City Chambers, the home of Edinburgh City Council. The capital needs noisy champions, just like Manchester and Birmingham, says Councillor Joanna Mowat. PIC: CC.

Council warning over 'unmanageable' surge in AI-generated complaints

20mph road sign

West Lothian 20mph speed limit rollout to begin in January

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Sport

Hibs will go head-to-head with Rangers in the Premier Sports Cup final on Sunday, December 13

Breaking SPFL confirm Hibs v Rangers cup final kick-off time and ticket details
Hibs will take on Rangers at the national stadium next month, with kick-off time and ticket details now confirmed
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Hibs duo Grant Hanley (L) and Josh Mulligan (R) have both been omitted from the latest Scotland squad

Hibs duo miss out on Scotland squad as Easter Road pair eye call-ups

Exclusive Dhanda talks on Hearts future, mental struggle, why he came off v Hibs

Hibs ace McGrath on Hampden medal mission after 'best day' admission

Josh McPake has been outstanding since moving on a Bosman free transfer from St Johnstone in the summer.

Hearts star keeps place in Scotland squad after impressing in cameo

Hearts Latest

Hearts announce death of former 'iron-hard' captain Don Murray aged 80

Hearts have suffered more injury issues

I watched Hearts suffer Hampden pain & spotted European squad headache

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Michael Stewart brands Hearts injury chaos 'farcical'

Exclusive Hearts update on Miller & Magnusson, contingency plan, UEFA rule issue

Hibs Latest

Analysis What historic Hampden win told us about Marink Reedijk's Hibs vision

Hibernian's Jason Kerr (R) celebrates with Warren O'Hora as he scores to make it 1-1 during a UEFA Europa Conference League Playoff Round Second Leg match between Hibernian and KAA Gent at Easter Road,

Warren O'Hora in four-word Hibs message after Hampden heroics

Hibs hero wants more Hampden success.

When Hibs thought Hearts game plan vanished amid 'desperate' craving

Breaking 'This is what football is about' - Hibs boss on Hampden derby party

Crime

Midlothian violent crime up with five attempted murders in last year

Illegal e-bike seized by police

Police officers want more powers on e-bikes and e-scooters

Men arrested following Hibs-Hearts clash at Hampden

Handout photo courtesy of Alexa Manganiello of a group of about 15 women who attended the Go&Glow run club last Wednesday, when a man, who was also running in the park, swore at women in the group three times.

Women’s club felt ‘intimidated and unsafe’ after abuse on second run

Police Scotland has been seizing a growing number of e-bikes and e-scooters

MSPs' inquiry into antisocial behaviour around e-bikes and e-scooters

Police believe this man may be able to help them with their enquiries

Police release CCTV images linked to serious assault in Edinburgh

What's On

Leonardo McCorkindale as Angelo in Matthew Bourne's The Car Man, playing at Festival Theatre in Edinburgh from November 3 to 7.

Edinburgh dancer awaiting 'boost' from hometown crowd with new show

Members of the Be Happy Performing Arts Company from Gorebridge with coach Mairi Jayne Weir

North Edinburgh memories translated from page to stage

Teviot House all lit up for Christmas in 2022.

Christmas light switch-on returns following building’s renovation

Alt-pop Edinburgh-based US artist Alas De Liona returns with cinematic, 80s-tinged drama for second album Noble Rot, out now.

City singer releases her 'vampiric' second album in time for Halloween

Retro

Edinburgh high school football teams over the years.

18 great photos of local high school football teams over the years
Footy action from Edinburgh’s high schools over the years
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Edinburgh primary school football teams over the years.

30 great photos of primary school football teams over the years

People shopping in St John's Road, Corstorphine, September 1980.

17 amazing photos of Edinburgh in 1980 – including lost nightclub

Life in Trinity over the years.

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Retro look back at life in Craiglockhart.

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Evening News Obituaries

Phil Wheeler served first as transport convener and then as finance convener when the Lib Dems were in power at the City Chambers

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Many dog owners worry about what will happen to their pet after they are gone.

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Lifestyle

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The Rosslynlee Sauna is set to welcome its first customers this weekend

New outdoor sauna to open in Midlothian at scenic waterfront location

Opinion

There are 14 Firework Control Zones in place across Edinburgh this month, but they are ‘are not enough if other neighbourhoods remain exposed to dangerous misuse’ according to our columnist Lorna Slater. Picture: John Devlin

Remember, remember, safety is of the essence this November - Lorna Slater

Bonfire Night has a special place in our calendar. It is a chance to gather with friends and neighbours, wrap up against the November cold and enjoy a community...

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Prime Minister Andy Burnham has ruled out an early election

Analysis Labour MPs see no reason for Andy Burnham to call early election

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Getting back to releasing music as well as selling it - Kevin Buckle

Growing campaign to protect Summerhall gathers momentum - Lorna Slater

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‘If terrorists brought down the national grid, water treatment facilities and other infra-structure, I think we might need more than a few bottles of water and tins of beans to survive,’ says our columnist

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David Bowie who will be shown once again in an immersive concert. Picture: Getty Images

I loved David Bowie to death but have no desire to see his ghost

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Business

Michelle Ovens CBE says greater support is needed to help side hustles grow into sustainable businesses.

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Edinburgh Southern Labour MSP Daniel Johnson

Call for Scotland to follow UK Budget's business rates changes

The compact SumUp card reader helps market traders, craft sellers and small businesses accept contactless and card payments without expensive equipment.

Cash is king? This £30 gadget gives customers a much easier option

BT, EE, TalkTalk and Vodafone have been named Britain's most complained-about broadband providers in new Ofcom figures, as campaigners call for an end to mid-contract price rises that can add £48 a year to household bills.

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The legendary record shop first opened in 1983

Legendary Edinburgh record store to close after four decades

The Government recommends households gradually build an emergency kit with practical essentials such as a torch, first aid kit, emergency radio and portable power bank.

Explainer What you need in a Government 3-day emergency kit

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It's estimated shoppers will splash out £170 more than they did last year

Consumers will spend an average of £304 this Black Friday

Gordonstoun teacher Dan McLean at an excavation site where the remains of what is thought to be a medieval Viking church about 1,000 years old was discovered

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Joy Cullen gave up her job as her hip pain pre-surgery was too severe

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