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The Edinburgh Minute ⏰ Tuesday 6 August 2024
Councillors to vote on Palestinian flag, £100m cuts warning, new Princes Street Gardens play park opens + Truss heckled at Fringe
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Councillors to vote on Palestinian flag, £100m cuts warning, new Princes Street Gardens play park opens + Truss heckled at Fringe
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Power cut hits Fringe, Underbelly purple cow deflated, safety fears over traffic in pedestrian areas + green light for new outdoor activity centre
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Council says 'take your rubbish home', Stockbridge Civerino’s opens, new Gorgie City Farm plans, Merchiston history project, Coburg House Open Studios + Fringe begins
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Don't miss out on making the most of this year's Edinburgh festivals
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Bin strike 'not inevitable', council leader 'extremely concerned', public toilets face closure + some better news including a new market for Morningside
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Festival starts early, Summerhall 'desperately' seeking £500k, book fest to host clean/dirty money debate + locals centre-stage at the Fringe
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Bin strike dates are set, Pride Bridge rainbow concerns, Leith Walk bakery petition, ultra-rare vinyl launch, family-friendly free Fringe events + inside the Playbill FringeShip
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Summerhall 'saved' for three more years, Leith Walk bike trips double, Candy Bar closes, West End Fair opens, £12 sandwiches in Stockbridge + new archaeology trail
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Child charged over Gorgie Farm fire, Porty Bross shuts, Balmoral boss bids to ‘kill’ tourist tax, Lyceum director bows out, Leith church update + Holyrood Park swan mystery solved
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Gorgie City Farm fire update, The Number Shop reunited, DC hardcore legends at Summerhall, Lunarpalooza at Moonwake, Meursault returns + a discount at George Square food fest
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Fire at Gorgie City Farm, Fringe venues' budget woes, local Olympians in Paris + Bruntsfield restaurant wins 'best in Scotland' award
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ALT Book Fringe launch, Fest Mag returns, new singalong bar opens + happy birthday to The Portobello Bookshop and Sneaky Pete's