The Edinburgh Minute ⏰ Tuesday 4 November 2025
Bus hits phone mast, airport laser probe, Lost Shore launches Surf Bus, new cafe coming to the Shore + Leith Walk finally getting a Christmas tree
Bus hits phone mast, airport laser probe, Lost Shore launches Surf Bus, new cafe coming to the Shore + Leith Walk finally getting a Christmas tree
Uni jobs axed, patients' medical records breached, fury over Astley Ainslie plans, Lyceum losses + thousands attend Samhuinn & Diwali
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Fireworks crackdown, Christmas Market expansion blocked, new school plan + Samhuinn fire festival on Friday & Diwali festival fireworks on Sunday
Bonfire Night plea to parents, GP practice fears, Dreghorn housing deal + hunt for missing woolly mammoth tusk
Goodbye Substack, hello Ghost.
Uni staff vote to strike again, new Granton Harbour flats face rejection, 'damning' report on maternity unit + Self Esteem to join Florence & The Machine at Ingliston
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Fireworks crackdown map revealed, short-term lets 'black market', tram consultation ‘poorly organised’, inside revamped Caley Bar + Calton Hill locals plan to TIY: turf it yourself
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Ferrari hit-and-run, 5,000 march against poverty, AI centres ‘would use 5x city’s energy’ + no more commercial Christmas events for St Andrew Square
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New concert hall gets £20m 'lifeline', St James Quarter in Westfield deal, weekend protests + Portobello Food Market returns
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800 new homes at World of Football, Roseburn Path gun story unravels, hit-and-run driver hunt + Bon Jovi at Murrayfield
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Paolozzi sculpture’s new home, Storytelling Festival begins, Creative Edinburgh Awards finalists, theremin workshop + Johns’ Boys Welsh Male Voice Choir at The Queen's Hall
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Bus crash near school, flag removal fears, new 24-hour gym + Voi-la: hundreds more hire bikes arriving