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The Edinburgh Minute ⏰ Monday 28 April 2025
New Fringe boss wants tourist tax cash, murderer caught on bus, confusion after uni told staff it bought Scottish Widows building + Bluey on stage
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New Fringe boss wants tourist tax cash, murderer caught on bus, confusion after uni told staff it bought Scottish Widows building + Bluey on stage
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Hundreds of uni staff leaving, council overpays by £1.8m, Critical Mass in Polwarth + brat hyperpop rave night in your weekend guide
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Manhunt for murderer, community councils need lifeline, two decades of The Skinny + meet the local robotics experts
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Jobs axed as Morningside blind school club closes, tax on second homes raises £2.7m, community groups' £10k fund + two new matcha cafes
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Old Town Community Council saved, Terminal V fence-jumpers, WWE believes in Joe Hendry + a busy community noticeboard
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Taxi hit & run, Fringe finance blow, farewell Fhior, locals get organised on challenging bin hub locations + sea shanties ahoy
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Tributes to councillor, Craiglockhart house fire, Pride Bridge u-turn + busy weekend including Biscuit Factory Beverage Festival & Leithienda
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Parents' fears for Kidscene, police bomb squad in Craigentinny, Lib Dem leader stepping down + a new life for Montgomery Street Park's helter skelter
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Ezra Collective at Fringe by the Sea, 404 Ink showcase series, Disco Lovers' Last Dance, a big role with National Centre for Music & lots of new festival jobs
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Uni staff 'scepticism' over cuts, Drum Brae flat fire, Porty beach bomb, US consulate to close + even more miniature models
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Hundreds back Porty safety petition, contactless tram payments 'weeks away' + second chance for Chappell Roan fans
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Morningside blind school club closure threat, Porty prom stabbing, Cammy Day claims he is the victim, school fire risk, Meadows drone plan + Easter Road Lego stadium