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French “Spider-Man” Alain Robert is fighting the urge to climb Edinburgh Castle out of respect for the city’s heritage.
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Property Magazine: Crosslane Student Developments has completed it latest student accommodation development, The Old Printworks, Edinburgh, in time for the 2017/18 academic year on behalf of Unite Group. The total development value of the property is approximately £31 million. Via Marketing Edinburgh 
Marketing Edinburgh's curator insight,
October 17, 2017 8:36 AM
The high specification studio accommodation will place students within a stone's throw of many of the city's best known attractions including the Palace of Holyroodhouse, Arthur's Seat, as well as within a convenient distance from Edinburgh's Waverley station and the city centre.
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Her name features in the rolling credits of the most keenly anticipated sequels of the generation and for social club singer Margaret Davies it all began on a normal Saturday night.
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Edinburgh sign Tonga back row Viliami Fihaki after the 29-year-old's contract expires at Sale Sharks.
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Leslie Benzies, one of the driving forces behind video game series Grand Theft Auto, is suing its developers for $150m (£105.62m).
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Sad to see Scotland on Sunday included in this list.
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This leap year, the University of Edinburgh as a registered charity gave dedicated students the chance to make the 29th of February not only an extra-, but an extraordinary day. Together with Great…
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A row has broken out over a plan for a change to Gaelic education in Edinburgh.
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EDINBURGH'S Royal College of Surgeons are urged to withdraw Huang Jiefu’s title after an investigation showed people were allegedly having organs removed without anaesthetic before being burned alive.
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NEW images of a bridge set to be built over a city neighbourhood have been released.
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A kind of High Line in Edinburgh - what do you think?
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Life and pensions group Scottish Widows has insisted it remains committed to Edinburgh after transferring billions of pounds of life insurance business south of the Border.
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THE KILLER of Edinburgh bookkeeper Suzanne Pilley has lost a court bid to access CCTV evidence which he claimed would prove his innocence.
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ONE OF the largest collections of pianos in Scotland is expected to fetch up to £500,000 when it goes under the hammer in Edinburgh on Sunday. |
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@Edinburgh_CC Edinburgh is the greenest city!!!Sat morning Craigleith.Incompetent Council busy celebrating the dest… https://t.co/YjntIPxb9H
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There was a time when our great city – and it is a great city that is getting even better by the day – had enough sense of civic pride to kick its officials and politicians up and down the road if they did not perform to the best of their abilities.
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We have been talking about bins for weeks now. If there are any overflowing bins around you then do tweet us a photo!
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A new full-length portrait of the Queen commissioned to mark her 90th birthday year is unveiled in Edinburgh.
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IT’S been missing from the Capital’s skyline for more than four years – a much-loved landmark many were afraid might be lost forever.
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A FORMER drama teacher has left almost £3 million in her will to help secure the future of the Edinburgh International Festival.
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The death of a man is being treated as unexplained following the discovery of his body at an industrial estate.
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The life of an Edinburgh-born pilot hailed as one of the bravest in British history is set to be celebrated with a national memorial service.
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UNESCO has called on the UK government to demand changes to Edinburgh’s planning system in order to preserve the Old and New Towns, two of six UNESCO sites in Scotland. Mechtild Rössler, director of world heritage at UNESCO, had “strong concern” about urban conservation in the capital, citing worries including the “ribbon” hotel in the St James development.(...)
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A HISTORIAN and arts producer who worked with artist John Bellany on an exhibition about First World War medical pioneer Elsie Inglis claims it has been “stolen” by the Scottish Parliament.
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A mother tells how a mystery donor left money on her windscreen towards a parking ticket she received while in hospital with her son.
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A BID to create the nation’s first film studio on the outskirts of Edinburgh has been dealt a huge blow after council officials said it should be thrown out. |
