Scottish football needs Edinburgh to stand up and last season proved it Hearts ran Celtic close in 2025/26. Capital interest is good for the game. FourFourTwo · Aug 7
Voices: ‘Tax the day trippers too’, say readers as UK tourist tax sparks debate YOUR VIEWS: Travel Insider readers say the system has a fundamental flaw: overnight visitors pay while day trippers, who can cause just as much strain on a city, get off scot-free The Independent UK · Aug 7
Edinburgh Tattoo returns with ‘powerful’ celebration of culture and connection More than 800 performers from across the globe will gather at Edinburgh Castle Esplanade for the 2026 show. Evening Standard · Aug 7
Catherine Opie: To Be Seen – who gets to be visible, belong and be remembered? This summer, as Edinburgh comes alive with the Festival, one of the most significant figures in contemporary photography comes to Scotland for the first time. The Conversation · Aug 6
‘We were ahead of our time!’: Charly Clive and Ellen Robertson AKA sketch duo Britney on their new TV fame and word-of-mouth hits With TV shows Rooster and Vladimir under their belts, the sketch stars and best friends since school have withstood tumours, nerdy perfectionism and US success. So why are they so eager to get back to the fringe? Explore the rest of our Edinburgh festival 2026 coverage The Guardian - UK · Aug 6
Top restaurants drop Scottish salmon over sustainability concerns A number of leading Edinburgh restaurants have dropped Scottish salmon from their menus amid growing environmental and welfare concerns The National (Scotland) · Aug 5
Edinburgh festival: how the city’s residents could benefit after the crowds leave Edinburgh Festival Fringe includes more than 3,600 shows this year. The world’s largest arts festival, once again transforming Scotland’s capital into a global stage. But this year, something else opened first. The Conversation · Aug 5
Man who tried to murder ex-partner on street in front of child jailed Osarenkhoe Atutie, 26, launched his attack in the Leith area of Edinburgh last November. Evening Standard · Aug 5
Scottish Government unveils funding package to support Princes Street recovery THE Scottish Government will provide a £5 million support package to the City of Edinburgh Council after a fire on Princes Street caused widespread… The National (Scotland) · Aug 5
Is there still a prospect for a Scottish high-speed rail network? Scotland's history with high speed rail has seen various projects floated before falling flat, and wider connections to the UK's network… The National (Scotland) · Aug 5
Woman found in suitcase remembered for ‘unstoppable passion’ in helping the poor Elisabeth-Jane Ross was remembered fondly by both the Edinburgh churches of which she was a member. Evening Standard · Aug 4
Exiled Russian comic Sasha Nezlobin brings laugh therapy to Edinburgh Fringe I was recently party to the world premiere of Russian stand-up comedian Sasha Nezlobin’s show I’m Фine (spelt with a Cyrillic “ф”, pronounced “f”), previewing ahead of a month-long run at the Edinburgh Fringe. The expectant crowd had gathered to support Russia’s answer to Michael McIntyre in Nezlobin’s first full-hour… The Conversation · Aug 4
Duchess Sophie's denim midi skirt is an elevated alternative to jeans that will become a staple in your summer-to-autumn wardrobe A denim skirt is a breezy choice for hot weather and looks fabulous with knee-high boots too - as the Duchess has already proved Woman & Home · Aug 4
Has the Princes Street blaze revealed the true value of Edinburgh's trams? Edinburgh's trams have had a troubled history, but a recent disruption has shone a light on their true value The National (Scotland) · Aug 4
The National (Scotland) · Aug 3 Scottish Government rules environmental report needed for Edinburgh AI data centre THE Scottish Government has ruled a full Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is required for an AI data centre on the outskirts of Edinburgh
The Guardian - UK · Aug 3 ‘Am I 68? 69?’ Irvine Welsh on growing old, getting clean, bashing out his new novel – and flirting with guns Three decades after he channelled his heroin addiction into the cult classic Trainspotting, the Scottish author has discovered the joys of yoga, breathwork and standing desks. But is he quite as ‘Zen’ as he claims?
The Guardian - UK · Aug 3 ‘Trumpeters? We think we’re the kings of the orchestra’: Wynton Marsalis prepares to blow the Edinburgh festival away It has 12 movements, 200 musicians and aims to unite America. The great US trumpeter and composer talks about his All Rise symphony, his jazz great mentors – and learning humility from his wife
The National (Scotland) · Aug 2 ScotRail trains in Scottish city face delays and cancellations amid fault SCOTRAIL passengers traveling to Edinburgh are facing train cancellations and delays amid a signalling fault ...
The Independent UK · Aug 2 Man, 26, arrested over death of Edinburgh woman found in suitcase in Athens IN FULL
The National (Scotland) · Aug 2 Scottish Labour MP mocked for bizarre 'no one alive remembers' claim about Edinburgh A SCOTTISH Labour MP has sparked confusion with a bizarre statement about Edinburgh’s city centre ...
Evening Standard · Aug 2 Edinburgh Fringe 2026: Expert guide to making the most of the festival Never been to the Edinburgh Fringe? Seasoned festivalgoer Andy Beill gives his top tips for first timers
The National (Scotland) · Aug 2 Palestine and marginalised voices at the heart of this year's Edinburgh Art Festival A FOCUS on Palestine as well as artists who have been historically marginalised will be part of the Edinburgh Arts Festival (EAF) this year.
The National (Scotland) · Aug 2 Camp and explosive Guy Fawkes comedy set to hit Edinburgh Fringe AN explosive new take on the gunpowder plot is aiming to blow audiences away when it comes to Scotland ...
The National (Scotland) · Aug 2 New VR experience puts you at the heart of a live symphony CUTTING edge technology is being used to give an experience where anyone – no matter their musical experience – will be able to find out what…
The National (Scotland) · Aug 1 ScotRail train services delayed after passenger falls ill on major city route PASSENGERS travelling from Edinburgh and Glasgow to Inverness have been warned of delays after a passenger fell ill on a train in Perth and Kinross.