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Last remaining Royal Bank of Scotland in East Lothian town closes for 'digital solution'

The Royal Bank of Scotland in Tranent is set to close in summer, as counter transactions decrease by 48 per cent over a three year period and users on their mobile app increase.

Edinburgh Live

The Edinburgh teen girl found onboard Africa-bound ship 12 days after vanishing

The 15-year-old sent her family into a frenzy after she failed to return from the cinema one night. Nearly two weeks later, she was discovered by the crew onboard a Panamanian cargo steamer

Edinburgh Live

Devastated staff at Paul O'Grady's favourite Edinburgh bar pay tribute to 'iconic legend'

Workers from Planet Bar and Kitchen in Edinburgh have paid tribute to the late Paul O'Grady, who passed away on Tuesday, less than a week after he was singing karaoke and dancing with them.

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Heartbroken Edinburgh student pays tribute to pal who died in M8 horror crash

Asher Tumwijukye's heartbroken loved ones have now paid tribute to the keen footballer who had an outstanding impact on everyone he met.

Edinburgh Live

Busy Edinburgh Post Office and newsagents in city neighbourhood goes up for sale

The shop in the heart of the community has been newly posted for sale with a freehold cost of £140,000. The option to leasehold the property is £5,000 and the rent is advertised as £10,000.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh residents warned of elaborate 'phantom craft fair' at local church

The event was originally advertised by a Facebook user on the page, Craft Fairs in Edinburgh and Lothians - seeking local independent businesses in the area to take part in the fair.

Edinburgh Live

Embarrassed Edinburgh family 'told off for miming' along to Annie at Playhouse

They said that they felt as though they were "treated like children" and after one of their party complained to a manager they were followed to the toilets by security.

Edinburgh Live

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Feckless Midlothian fly tippers dump pile of old mattresses over side of bridge

The pile of mattresses were discovered by a local who hit out at the selfless act and noted how fly tipping was a frequent occurrence in the area during the Covid pandemic

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh set for ‘age-exclusive’ village with a club lounge and barbecue area

Work has begun on 48 ‘age-exclusive’ Edinburgh homes in the Barnton area, which are set to be completed by 2024 and will include a club lounge, guest suite, private parking and electrical vehicle charging points.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh youths on off-road bikes spotted balancing on one leg in reckless clip

The dangerous footage was captured on Calder Road and uploaded to social media after a pair of youths are filmed pulling dangerous stunts behind traffic on a busy road during the day

Edinburgh Live

KFC 'sorry' after Edinburgh TV hosts gets 'ruined meal' that was 'thrown' in bucket

TV presenter Debbie Stephens, from Portobello, was fuming and said she was forced to bin £25 worth of food after ordering from the Meadowbank KFC branch

Edinburgh Live

Paul O'Grady last pictured in Edinburgh with fan in local bar days before death

Legendary TV presenter and comedian Paul O'Grady was seen smiling with fans in a bar and posing with dogs just days before he sadly passed away "unexpectedly" aged 67

Edinburgh Live

Scots teen with severe nut allergy nearly dies at 18th birthday lunch

Sixth year pupil Eve Jenkinson was rushed to hospital in Edinburgh after eating half a slice of bruschetta on Sunday and immediately realising something was very wrong.

Daily Record

Edinburgh climate activists deflate tyres of 40 cars in plush New Town

On Tuesday, the protesters, known as the Tyre Extinguishers, deflated the tyres of SUVs on Fettes Row, Royal Crescent, Drummond Place, Scotland Street and Dundonald Street.

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Fury as top Edinburgh lawyer gets 'slap on wrist' for sending filthy texts

Rape Crisis Scotland say that the punishment does not go far enough after the top Scottish lawyer was handed an £8,000 fine and a written censure for sending filthy messages.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh travellers could have Heathrow flights cancelled amid security strikes

A travel expert has warned that short haul domestic flights from Heathrow's Terminal 5 could be axed as a 10-day strike begins on Friday March 31. Travellers have been warned to check ahead of time before setting off.

Evening Standard

Humza Yousaf to be sworn in as First Minister

The ceremony will be held at the Court of Session in Edinburgh.

Daily Record

Dumfries to Edinburgh bus campaigners herald start of new service

Houston's Coaches will take over the running of the 101/102 service on Saturday

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The Guardian - UK

Arts, crafts, egg hunts, gardens galore … great UK Easter day trips

From woodland strolls in search of early bluebells to egg hunts, storytelling and sculpture parks, here’s our pick of the best outings

The Independent UK

Humza Yousaf to be sworn in as Scotland’s First Minister

The ceremony will be held at the Court of Session in Edinburgh.

The National (Scotland)

Grant Gilchrist frustrated by fine margins after dismissal against France

The Edinburgh lock insists his dismissal against France was a "genuine mistake".

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh teen nearly dies on 18th birthday after severe allergic reaction

"It's natural that you start thinking the worst because we have lived with this for her whole life. For a parent with a child with allergies, this is your worst nightmare."

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh emergency services race to quiet residential street in ongoing enquiry

It is unclear what the full circumstances behind the incident are but cops have confirmed there is no risk to the public.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh's Leith Walk needs new bollards 'urgently' due to safety concerns

A Leith Walk councillor said bollards were vital in order to protect pedestrians but stressed they should be "aesthetically pleasing" and not "plasticy".

Edinburgh Live

Worried junior Edinburgh doctor says he 'can't afford to rent his own home'

As Scotland's junior doctors begin a ballot for strike action Dr Hugh Pearson tells of the real financial struggles many are facing as their wages have been devalued over the last 15 years

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