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The train station was closed in 1949 and in 1968, the line was discontinued which was part of the infamous Beeching Cuts of the 1960's. Now, the group are looking to open up a old train station.

The price of petrol and diesel across Edinburgh remains high as the cost of living crisis continues - so where can you find the cheapest fuel in the capital in the month of May?

Four private landowners could face being ordered to sell land to the windfarm operator with a further 16 facing having permanent or temporary rights to use their land granted to the company if the Compulsory Purchase Order is approved

The team at Good Brothers Wine Bar on Dean Street confirmed that after seven years in Stockbridge, they won't be renewing their lease and confirmed the day they would be closing

Leyna Grzybowski has issued a plea to local trades people to help in repairing a charity collection teddy that has been outside the Corstorphine Pram Centre for the last 40 years.

Health chiefs have said that it is up to individuals to help stop the spread of the virus, as a new Coronavirus strain has appeared in Scotland and the rest of the UK.

Thought to have been constructed by monks in the 14th century, the accidental discovery of the Park Farm tunnels by a local farmer left archaeologists positively stunned.

Temperatures in Edinburgh are set to rise at the weekend, as the country of Latvia will be chillier than the capital - as the cloud and rain will disappear from the sky by Monday.

Three people, including a one-year-old girl, were rushed to hospital after a car crash on the A68, as it was confirmed that one driver involved in the incident remains in a serious condition.

Since Chulo's launched in the Finnieston area of Glasgow it's had people travelling for hours to come try their stuffed cookies and now they are coming to Edinburgh for the first time.

The news comes on the eve of the show’s new season with his family, co-workers and fans paying tribute to the proud Scottish chef.