The Edinburgh Minute ⏰ Wednesday 24 December 2025
Nelson Monument paint attack, local foodbank usage doubles, yet another Black Sheep Coffee opening, Broughton Street bar closing + choir sings 'Twelve Days of Clickbait'
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Nelson Monument paint attack, local foodbank usage doubles, yet another Black Sheep Coffee opening, Broughton Street bar closing + choir sings 'Twelve Days of Clickbait'
Minor plane crash at airport, Leonardo factory could close over chopper contract, why city's buses are slower + charity shop gears-up for 'legendary' annual sale
Man arrested over six sexual assaults in Stockbridge, council ex-leader says 'sorry' for fake name scandal, top local chefs' Christmas dinner tips + bonus farmers' market & Wester Hailes carol concert tomorrow
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Community campaign success as St Mark's Path reopens, breakthrough in uni strike talks, Trams setback as govt says 'no plans to fund extension', McTominay at the Portrait Gallery + your weekend guide
1,000 new homes near airport, New Town Quarter student flats rejected, efforts to re-open the Radical Road + dedicated local charity volunteers share their inspiring stories
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Hogmanay tickets update, Phil Cunningham's Christmas Songbook Hall, surrealists return to Modern One, how to AI-proof your artwork + new jobs with the Book Festival, Fringe and more
Hunt for Stockbridge sex attacker, Porty paid parking plan rejected, student flats for former Scottish Widows HQ + street photography competition open
Tour de France Edinburgh costs revealed, Hogmanay sales soaring, community centre plans to open on Christmas Day + inside the new Fringe Central building
Polwarth death, paint attack on New Town bank, protests planned for transport meeting tomorrow + inside that house with the pink door
Looking ahead to next year...
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Grassmarket fire, airport bids for USA 'preclearance' fast-track, dog & cat home gets huge donation from Gervais + a festive weekend of more markets, lights switch-ons & 14 carol concerts
Rockstar sackings heard at Westminster, Porty & Joppa residents prepare to fight parking charges, Leith decorations appeal + bid to bring back Tollcross clock