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Edinburgh Evening News - January 09, 2026

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January 09, 2026

Cycle champion Beaumont's film encourages running tours of Capital

Mark Beaumont may be the round-the-world cycling record holder but he took to his feet instead in a running tour of his home city of Edinburgh for a new YouTube travel series.

2 mins

Around the world

Struggling to keep your New Year resolutions just a week or so into 2026?

1 mins

Artist's painted worlds that feel like memories

Painted worlds that feel like memories, yet remain fictional, are presented by artist Olivia Irvine this weekend in Figment, her first solo show with the Open Eye Gallery.

1 mins

Why we'd rather die than drop our trousers

It's not just shyness -deep-seated psychological triggers and social conditioning are stopping us from getting the help we need.

2 mins

Project is shaping up

Social Bite founder Josh Littlejohn said: \"It's very exciting to see our new project taking shape on a stunning seafront location, and we are delighted to be partnering with Artisan to provide such a firm foundation for the site.

1 mins

Clooney returns to boost Social Bite

The annual British Business Awards will take place on April 30 and will once again aim to raise a minimum of £1 million for homelessness charity Social Bite.

1 mins

Moving mountains to build on mission to beat homelessness

A man-made mountain of more than 2500 tonnes of crushed material from a demolition site has been transported across Edinburgh in the fight against homelessness.

1 mins

Charwood restaurant set to close this month

An Edinburgh restaurant has announced it is to close its doors for good this month, after “12 incredible years” of serving up food in Buckstone.

1 mins

Met Office extends weather warning for snow and ice

Edinburgh has avoided the worst of the recent wintry conditions, but remains under a weather warning extended into today.

1 mins

Regional allocation

The Scotland Office said the funding, calculated according to population, would be allocated via Regional Economic Partnerships (REPs), based on the same boundaries as for the City Region Deal.

1 mins

FM unveils £10m to tackle child poverty

Millions of pounds that had been earmarked to offset the two-child benefit cap in Scotland will now be spent on tackling child poverty, the Scottish Government has announced.

1 mins

Capital region to get £37.8m funding from UK government

Edinburgh and its neighbouring councils are to receive funding of £37.8 million from the UK Government over the next three years to boost the local economy.

1 mins

Black cab driver claims private hires openly flouting pick-up rules

An Edinburgh black cab taxi driver has hit out at the council and police over what he sees as a lack of action over private hire vehicles picking up passengers directly on the street.

3 mins

Councils urged to choose flat rate option for Visitor Levy

Hospitality providers have urged councils planning a “tourist tax” to “seriously consider” switching from a percentage levy to a flat rate after the Scottish Government said it hoped legislation allowing the change would be passed before the election.

1 mins

Case closed: Lucy's murder club 'catches' killer

TV historian Lucy Worsley believes her team has uncovered the identity of a serial killer responsible for a series of unsolved murders of women in Victorian London nearly 140 years ago.

1 mins

Livingston shoppers help raise almost £19,000 for CHAS

Shoppers at The Centre in Livingston have helped to raise £18,985 for Children's Hospices Across Scotland.

1 mins

Generations unite in Winchburgh to create book revealing memories

Older people's memories of wartime rationing, missionary work in Africa and school life in the 1940s have been recorded by children in West Lothian for a new book.

2 mins

Dalkeith Library welcomes its newest member

Librarians in Dalkeith might be ready to relax the “quiet please” rule as their latest member makes an early start to her reading journey.

1 mins

Chapel has role in US travel show

Rosslyn Chapel has featured on American television thanks to a major collaboration between VisitScotland and US network NBC.

1 mins

Cost of living must be a factor when council sets budget

The impending Scottish Parliament election means political parties have been setting out their stalls.

2 mins

A glossy spy drama (not set in Leith) to get you through the nights

Nothing beats a big glossy post-festive spy drama, and so far the second season of The Night Manager is just the high calorie television we crave in these dark weeks.

1 mins

Don't get your knickers in a twist over January, just get knitting!

There is something grimly Presbyterian about January.

2 mins

6 Scottish whiskies for Burns night

Roll out the tartan carpet on January 25 with these superb snifters

2 mins

Home design trends for 2026

From heritage maximalism to lighting as art, these are the key looks gaining traction.

3 mins

Big mystery is why revive Lynley and Havers in the first place?

Sue Wilkinson is watching the detectives

2 mins

From love to murder - books heading to a screen near you soon

To read the book or watch the film/ TV adaptation?

1 mins

'Bank of mum and dad' funds property ladder moves

More homeowners getting family financial assistance, survey finds

2 mins

Think of loved ones and plan for the future

Being prepared for your own death is an essential part of life.

2 mins

Hibs defender's deep freeze sessions boost fast-track return from AFCON

Easter Road favourite Rocky Bushiri has been backed to make a fast-track return to club action after his AFCON adventures - helped by 'diligent' adherence to a fitness regime that includes deep freeze therapy.

3 mins

UKA chief appalled as Prescod joins Enhanced Games

UK Athletics’ chief executive says he is ‘appalled’ after former Great Britain sprinter Reece Prescod joined the controversial Enhanced Games.

1 mins

Gilmore puts out-of-form Quins on notice amid cuts

Harlequins coach Jason Gilmore has warned his under-performing squad they are playing for their futures, with the club planning to streamline their squad.

1 mins

Yates calls time on his illustrious road career

Two-time Grand Tour winner Simon Yates has announced his retirement from cycling with immediate effect.

1 mins

Few home comforts as Steelers set for road test

It may be Aaron Fox's seventh season in charge at Sheffield Steelers but this time marks the first time he will encounter the full-on 'Scottish experience.'

1 mins

Parkinson eyeing Peter Marsh run for Konfusion

Konfusion is pencilled in for the Peter Marsh Chase as a tilt at one of the big spring meetings may beckon later in the season.

1 mins

Villa and Spurs in 'tug of war' for striker as Leeds linked to centre-back

All the latest Premier League transfer rumours including updates on Spurs, Aston Villa, Man City & Leeds

1 mins

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Edinburgh Evening News Description:

Éditeur: National-World-Publishing-Limited

Catégorie: Newspaper

Langue: English

Fréquence: 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.