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The Edinburgh Minute ⏰: Wednesday 2 August 2023
Pothole map of UCI bike race route, oil protestors target Holyrood, MSP under fire for LTN meeting + local zoo says bear is real
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The Edinburgh Minute ⏰: Tuesday 1 August 2023
Removable bike racks warning, council’s £80k trip bill, Colinton Tunnel diversion + live music returns to The Southern
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The Edinburgh Minute ⏰: Monday 31 July 2023
Shirley Manson’s teacher tribute, Hilda plant shop and Lannan bakery open + Portobello’s community groups hit the airwaves
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The Edinburgh Minute ⏰: weekly round-up
This week's 10 most-read local stories: 24-30 July 2023
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The Edinburgh Minute ⏰: Friday 28 July 2023
Local theatres’ survival plan, Elm Row birds return, works at Clerk Street Odeon, local indie shop sales + weekend events guide
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The Edinburgh Minute ⏰: Thursday 27 July 2023
Climate activists target Portrait Gallery, cost concerns for community galas, Playfair Steps reopen + new Greek restaurant in Porty
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🪩 Edinburgh Culture Minute: 26 July 2023
Jupiter Rising & Rose Theatre line-ups revealed, new chapter for Lavender Menace, an epic alt-Barbie bookshop window display, £7.8 million of contracts + who shapes the city’s cultural power?
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The Edinburgh Minute ⏰: Wednesday 26 July 2023
Hillend spa hotel plans, questions over Filmhouse future, update for Paolozzi mural, ‘monstrous’ Fairmilehead scheme rejected + 30cm yellow lines
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The Edinburgh Minute ⏰: Tuesday 25 July 2023
New boss for film fest, Leith ‘ghost town’ claims, ‘crumbling concrete’ found in school roofs, Chop Chop returns + St James Quarter reveals festival gigs
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The Edinburgh Minute ⏰: Monday 24 July 2023
Police hunt anti-Low Traffic Neighbourhood vandals, new independent shops open + the history of five Jamaica Streets
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The Edinburgh Minute ⏰: weekly round-up
This week's 10 most-read local stories: 17-23 July 2023
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The Edinburgh Minute ⏰: Friday 21 July 2023
Pink door neighbour fights back, night trams for festival, Irvine Welsh says city events are ‘just for the rich’ + this weekend’s food fests and markets