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May 30, 2026

Blaze on Arthur's Seat ‘shows why fire station should remain open’

The huge grass fire on Arthur’s Seat earlier this week is yet more evidence of why it would be a mistake to close Edinburgh’s Marionville fire station, union leaders have said.

2 mins

Wildfire warnings remain in place for east of the country

Firefighters battled a wildfire in the Pentland Hills near Edinburgh amid a ‘‘very high’’ risk warning across eastern Scotland.

1 mins

Bowie pushes for probe into Murrell embezzlement scandal

A Westminster committee is being urged to investigate the “wider institutional questions” arising from Peter Murrell embezzling more than £400,000 from the SNP.

1 mins

Harry Potter cafe bounces back after fire with new Chinese link

An Edinburgh café famous for its links to the Harry Potter books is to open a branch in China.

2 mins

Collagen is not just good for your skin, study finds

Collagen supplements have become one of the bestselling products in the wellness industry, promising everything from smoother skin to stronger joints.

3 mins

It's not just what you use - it's what you stop using

Alongside adding the right products, dermatologists frequently see women over 60 holding onto products that no longer serve their skin.

1 mins

Step up skincare as you hit your 60s, say experts

Miranda Priestley, the lead character in The Devil Wears Prada 2, may be in her late 70s but she still looks fabulous.

2 mins

It's official! Children's taxi outing is happening after cancellation scare

Organisers of Edinburgh's annual children’s taxi outing have secured final confirmation this year’s event can go ahead despite earlier fears it would have to be cancelled.

2 mins

Most Capital drivers happy to travel in city without sat nav

Motorists in Edinburgh are the most confident in the UK when it comes to driving without a satellite navigation system, according to new research.

1 mins

Lenny Henry is giving it large once again in Edinburgh gig

Comedian Lenny Henry is coming to Edinburgh next month with his first live show in 16 Years.

1 mins

King's Theatre to reopen in Festival after four long years in the wings

The King’s Theatre is officially reopening to the public in August, in time for Edinburgh’s festival season.

2 mins

Fare play! City bus stop is turned into a Scotland subs bench

A bus shelter on Edinburgh’s Princes Street has been transformed into a Scotland dugout ahead of the World Cup.

1 mins

Rowdy racers continue to disturb our peace

Anyone else noticed the change in Queensferry?

1 mins

Approval for new health and social care deputy chief in city

A recruitment process for a new deputy chief officer role at Edinburgh’s health and social care partnership has been signed off by councillors.

1 mins

Fledgling MSP in powerful plea to transform care system in Scotland

New Lib Dem MSP Duncan Dunlop used his maiden speech in the Scottish Parliament to make a powerful plea for reform of the care system.

2 mins

My favourite of the year so far

The Cottage at Royal Terrace, Edinburgh

3 mins

Independent inquiry limits

It is difficult to disagree with Alex Neil and Joanna Cherry, both of whom have called for an ‘independent inquiry’ into the circumstances in the SNP that enabled Peter Murrell’s extensive embezzlement activity.

1 mins

A big week for new album releases from near and far

I was a big day for the release of new albums from Scottish artists yesterday and none was bigger then the new Boards of Canada album Inferno.

2 mins

Family fun across New York State

There is a vast range of experiences waiting across New York State (NYS) - one of the most rewarding destinations for families whatever the season.

2 mins

It might not be coming home but football can be a beautiful game

The World Cup starts in a couple of weeks, and while I may have mixed feelings about the expanded format, FIFA’s focus on finance and the whole Trumpiness of the thing, there’s one thing I’m sure of – England won’t win it.

2 mins

Somewhere over the rainbow is a gem of a film about friendship

In 2075, a girl witnesses a mysterious boy in a rainbow suit fall from the sky.

1 mins

‘I like to think it has altered the way people think about farming’

Jeremy Clarkson and Kaleb Cooper embrace the evolution of farming in the fifth series of Prime Video's Clarkson's Farm.

3 mins

Also out Country life and being all at sea

It is often thought that nothing happens in the countryside.

1 mins

Read aloud James and Lesley lend their voices

Acting dynasty also in on act as new thriller added to audiobook output

1 mins

Perfect BBQ recipe for the warmer weather

The famed seafood chef shares a recipe

4 mins

Garden delights in Great Pavilion

For pure gardening information and delight, head to the Great Pavilion where the main growers display their wares in competitive stands of fruit, vegetables and ornamental flowering plants.

1 mins

Chelsea still a must despite the crowds

Our summer show season got off to a flying start with the annual visit to Chelsea.

1 mins

Play-off showdown is worth

Hull City won promotion to the Premier League and will bank £220m. Here, we look back at the history of the EPL play-offs which started in the 1986-87 season.

1 mins

£220m to the winners

Due to another reshuffle, only champions Middlesbrough went up to the top flight automatically. Third-placed Bolton came from 0-2 down to beat runners-up Reading 4-3 in the final.

1 mins

Clarke found it an ‘easy decision’ to extend deal as Scotland head coach

Steve Clarke felt it was an ‘easy decision’ to extend his Scotland contract after reflecting on his working relationship with the squad.

2 mins

Hibees star sees Scotland call-up claim spark dressing room hilarity

Jamie McGrath has revealed how holiday plans were ditched after a late Republic of Ireland call-up - with the Hibs dressing room in stitches over Scotland shouts.

4 mins

New Jambos recruit is ultras favourite with big potential

New Hearts signing MJ Kamson-Kamara arrives at Hearts with bags of potential, according to his former club Glentoran.

3 mins

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Edinburgh Evening News Description:

Herausgeber: National-World-Publishing-Limited

Kategorie: Newspaper

Sprache: English

Frequenz: Daily

For nearly 150 years, Edinburgh Evening News has helped the voices of our community be heard. The Edinburgh Evening News is a daily newspaper and website based in Edinburgh, Scotland. It was founded by John Wilson (1844–1909) and first published in 1873. It is printed daily, except on Sundays.

Much of the content of the Evening News concerns local issues such as transport, health, the local council and crime in Edinburgh and the Lothians. The paper has a significant number of journalists covering sport, with a dedicated reporter assigned to each of the city's football teams, Heart of Midlothian and Hibernian.