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A vacant privately owned site in Craigmillar has been targeted by illegal fly tippers who have amassed mountains of unwanted furniture, tiles and other items that appear to have been set alight.

It's not the price of this property that is the mind-blowing feature, but rather that hidden behind the front door is a lavish home fit for a celebrity.

Residents living on Greendykes Road have said that the issue of potholes has been ongoing for at least a decade but that the problem has become worse since housing developments started in the area.

It's hard to imagine now, but Christmas in Edinburgh once looked very different - nobody was shopping online, everyone was out on Princes Street with bags as far as the eye could see, and the markets weren't anywhere near what they are today.

The community around Richmond church on Niddrie Mains Road has rallied around one another during the current cost of living crisis that is leaving some in desperate scenarios.

A man in East Lothian became worried when he noticed what looked like an injured seal pup on a beach that is popular with dog walkers and visitors close to Barns Ness lighthouse.

The flat has hit the market for less than £100,000 and is located in the heart of a strong and vibrant community with local primary and secondary schools just a stone's throw away.

Footage taken at the crash site shows the aftermath of the bizarre accident, which took place yesterday.

LOVE Gorgie is a hidden gem inner-city farm that is sure to delight families this festive season with its Christmas illuminations, Santas Grotto and North Pole Post Office.

A visitor to the market said that those forming queues at the gate entrance by the art gallery were left scratching their heads as security staff told them that the market was not ready to open by 2pm.

The Edinburgh charity The Sorted Project encountered the animal on the Union Canal in Edinburgh.