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Lynda was left with serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle

NHS nurse left with severe injuries after horror hit and run

New Year's Day Loony Dook near Edinburgh cancelled over safety fears

Women's sport campaigner Judy Murray, centre, chaired a panel at St George's School in Edinburgh as Scottish Women and Girls in Sport Week marks its 10th year.

Judy Murray leads Edinburgh debate on the future of girls' sport

An artist's impression of the proposed Social Hub mixed development in Fountainbridge, seen from Leamington Square.

Planning round-up: Large mixed-use hub and 10-storey hotel

Fireworks explode over Edinburgh Castle and the Balmoral Clock as 2024 is ushered in with the Hogmanay street party (Jane Barlow/PA)

Every Bonfire Night firework display across Edinburgh and Lothians

Police are keen for those who may have witnessed the attack in Little Bowden Recreation Ground, Scotland Road, to come forward.

Two teenagers charged after fireworks thrown on Halloween

The triplets received their first health check

Edinburgh Zoo launches name competition for newborn capybara triplets

Alasdair Henderson from Leith, with the Glenfiddich Trophy 2026.

'The best day of my piping life': Man named best bagpiper in the world

Protesters blockading the Leonardo UK factory on Wednesday morning

Pro-Palestine protesters blockade Leonardo UK factory

Tala is opening its first Edinburgh store next month

TALA reveals opening date for Edinburgh store at St James Quarter

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Councillors approved demolition of the site

Early Learning Centre demolition approved after ceiling collapse

Alcohol for sale in an Edinburgh off-licence

Midlothian police warn of children stealing alcohol from shops

Only 13 per cent of girls in the UK active everyday

Edinburgh researchers found teen girls 'falling short' on exercise

This former hairdresser's on Nicolson Street is set to be turned into a Books N' Cup cafe.

Hairdressers to become a cafe after plans for Southside salon approved

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OPI is offering 15% off selected nail products in an early Black Friday offer.

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I found three Vivienne Westwood watches on Wowcher for under £100 and cheaper than Amazon

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Sport

Breaking Hearts confirm Miller's surgery/return - free transfers won't happen
Wouter Vrancken spoke before the UEFA Conference League tie in Thun
Barry Anderson

Exclusive Hibs identify quality in Hearts win that must become 'like breathing'

Breaking Hearts transfer spend revealed, plus Bloom, benefactor and FoH money

Breaking Thun predict 'Scottish blood' as they reveal Hearts dangers

Exclusive Physical threat to Hearts in Thun - club reveal Euro points target

Hearts Latest

Hearts' strong message as they seek a European tonic in Switzerland

Hearts return to European action this week.

How to watch Thun vs Hearts: TV channel, live stream, referee and VAR

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

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

Hibs Latest

Exclusive Reedijk in Hibs victory party revelation amid club anthem admission

Hibs head coach Marink Reedijk celebrates with his coaching staff at full time after the Premier Sports Cup semi-final win over Hearts

Hearts win could represent more than a huge derby triumph for Reedijk

Hibs forward Martin Boyle was all smiles after the win over Hearts.

Boyle breaks silence on captaincy decision and reveals how ill he was

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

Crime

Rank-and-file police officers have called for more powers to require removal of balaclavas

'New powers for police over balaclavas would require clear evidence'

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

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
Kevin Quinn

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.

27 great Edinburgh photos of life in Trinity over the years

Retro look back at life in Craiglockhart.

30 great Edinburgh photos of life in Craiglockhart over the years

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

Tributes to former Lib Dem councillor Phil Wheeler, 'Mr Corstorphine'

Meaningful funerals don’t have to cost a fortune (Photo: Pexels)

A loved one's funeral doesn't need to cost £1000s - 9 unique ideas

Kiltwalkers unite to honour pioneering charity worker

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

How to leave money to your pet in your will - expert outlines options

Puzzles

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Lifestyle

Patina Bakery’s croissant’s have been named the best in Scotland

I tried Scotland's best croissant at popular Edinburgh bakery

Popeyes announces opening date for third Capital offering

Strictly Come Dancing Live Tour has been described as ‘better than on TV’

Strictly Come Dancing Live tickets an ideal Christmas present for fans

The Cricut crafting machine that could turn a hobby into a business and it does more than just stickers

The Cricut is topping Christmas wish lists, and it's easy to see why

Opinion

People with learning disabilities need support of the law

A matter of principle must now be upheld - Alex Cole-Hamilton

In the froth of last week’s coverage of the UK Budget, you may have missed something fairly historic that happened in the Scottish Parliament.

Alex Cole-Hamilton

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Island Bars rise to the top of my bucket list as pubs change ways - Steve...

Operations Superintendent Neil Wilson

Working together to keep city safe in fireworks season - Neil Wilson

Spend windfall on homelessness prevention - Kate Wallace

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The Heart of Midlothian Football Club Haymarket Memorial

Steve Cardownie: We will remember them again on Sunday – down at Haymarket

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Growing campaign to protect Summerhall gathers momentum - Lorna Slater

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

Business

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

Ad Feature Side hustling UK adults face outdated systems

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.

Four broadband giants top Ofcom complaints list

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

UK Trending

Over half of parents saying their child avoids creativity due to fear of getting it wrong

Parents say screen time and homework hold back children's creativity

Fern Brady reveals UK's biggest housemate icks

Brits biggest houseshare 'icks' revealed

1 in 3 are choosing to spend their weekends cooking

Brits ditch nights out for home cooking

Brits spend nearly four days a year handling ‘life admin’ for others on their phones

Brits spend nearly four days a year on phone life admin

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