The Edinburgh Minute ⏰ Monday 14 September 2026
Kiltwalkers raise £1.5m for 762 charities, bid to lift A-boards ban rejected, dance music event axed over emu attack fears + discover 17 new foodie spots
Granton trams paused & hospital line approved, baby rescued from burning flats, 'heartbroken' MSP bids to save The Skinny + a busy weekend local events guide
Decision day on future tram routes, 'ambitious pragmatic' Princes Street revamp, local bar closing after 13 years + more People's Emergency Briefing film screenings
Summer 2027 Castle Concerts news, How to be Hopeful with Caitlin Moran, an evening with David Shrigley, travel chat with Michael Palin & Chris Broad + this week's creative jobs
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Princes Street revamp decision day, bid to crack down on 'phoenixing', Rockstar Games bosses in court tomorrow + community takeover bid for Leith St Andrew's church
Police hunt after A8 hit & run tragedy, concerns over South Bridge tram idea, £15k tourist tax grants for local firms + help to clean up Lochend Park tonight
Crucial votes on trams & Princes Street, climate crisis blamed as bird numbers plummet, Lost in Leith bar closing + Samhuinn Fire Festival tickets
New Green councillor for Porty & Labour win Southside byelection, Fringe faces funding 'challenge', Edinburgh Live's new paywall + your weekend guide
Anti-data centre protest at Holyrood today, new hope for South Sub tram-train campaign, Leith's giant yellow windfarm towers set to leave + new season of community cinema screenings
Edinburgh's festivals keep on going all year, get involved in creative community events, Collective Gala up Calton Hill on Saturday & Portobello Art Walk weekender
Trams to Granton face crucial vote next week, council slams 'entirely false' media reporting on 'homeless refugees', stab victim's mum unveils Leith Knife Angel + Climate Emergency film screening
Row over next year's Festival Fringe dates, Portobello pool closed for another week, fears for future of St Mark’s Path coffee box + nominations open for Creative Edinburgh Awards
Festivals 'traumatised' locals claims council culture boss, missing trams cost some traders 50%, 'Knife Angel' sculpture landing in Leith + fitness meets community action at new 'GoodGym'
Acts' plea: don't let festival fizzle out as sales 'fall off cliff', all the comedy awards winners, famous faces at Book Festival's busy final weekend & more exclusive Fringe ticket deals
Trams ready to run on Princes Street tonight, no new Powderhall bridge until 2028, council rejects MSPs' 300% tax exemption bid + Porty Beach Busk in your non-festival weekend guide
Trams to be tested on Friday night. All bus diversions to be lifted. Temporary pedestrian walkway planned for road.