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The Edinburgh Minute ⏰ Tuesday 10 February 2026
Dramatic scenes as bus catches fire, new 118 'affordable' homes at Western Harbour, local social enterprise jobs + the Minute's third birthday
The Edinburgh Minute ⏰ Monday 9 February 2026
800 uni staff leave jobs, A&E 'under extreme pressure', Southside Community Council meeting tonight + £15k fundraiser for cathedral bells
The Edinburgh Minute ⏰ Weekend edition: 6 - 8 February 2026
Congestion charge debate returns, parents lobby parliament for school phone ban, spotlight on the rise of local run clubs + a giant animatronic octopus in town
Edinburgh Culture Minute 🪩 5 - 10 February 2026
Artists hold 'funeral for AI', Map Fest, Kneecap gig, Suede at the Usher Hall, David Byrne at the Playhouse, Manipulate Festival + what's on stage this week
The Edinburgh Minute ⏰ Thursday 5 February 2026
'Momentous decision' as data centre plan rejected, Lochend hit-and-run 'attempted murder', restaurant discount month returning + Tom Kelly's monthly Water of Leith wildlife video
'Green' data centre for Edinburgh rejected by councillors
BREAKING NEWS: Councillors 'unconvinced' of developer's sustainability claims
The Edinburgh Minute ⏰ Wednesday 4 February 2026
Decision day for 'green' data centre at South Gyle, Voi bikes now available in Stockbridge, environmental concerns at Granton beach + applications open for Sean Connery Youth Talent Lab
The Edinburgh Minute ⏰ Tuesday 3 February 2026
Bandstand could share £25m tourist tax cash, spending plan for Low Emission Zone income, chance of snow this evening + artists wanted for Pentlands Open Studios Art Trail
An open letter to Edinburgh Council’s development management sub-committee
Just 39 jobs expected at 'green' data centre planned at the Gyle. Councillors to vote on Wednesday. Environmental questions raised. Developer declines to comment.
The Edinburgh Minute ⏰ Monday 2 February 2026
Bus & tram ticket price rise (day tickets now £6), Powderhall creative centre plan, Old Calton burial ground mystery, 'Keep Edinburgh Thriving' duo split + new home for Abandoned Artists
Revealed: Liquidation and trail of debt of 'Keep Edinburgh Thriving' co-founder Robbie Allen: £125,000 owed to HMRC + further £100,000 owed to suppliers
Reader tip-offs lead to investigation. Alan ‘Nashy’ Nash insists he had 'no prior knowledge' of project's past. Local businesses say they feel 'insulted'.