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Warning for Edinburgh Airport travellers as holiday chaos hits UK

HOLIDAYMAKERS travelling from Scotland’s biggest airport have been warned of lengthy queues amid surging demand for get-aways this week.

The National (Scotland)

Edinburgh driver pranked as jokesters wrap entire car up in cling film

Images of the car taken on Monday showed how the pranksters had left no area of the car uncovered, with a thick layer of the plastic wrapped around the model several times.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh author Irvine Welsh dedicates new book to 'inspiring' Bradley Welsh

Bradley Welsh, 48, was shot outside his Edinburgh home in April 2019 by Sean Orman, and was known for his work across the city as well as running the Holyrood Boxing Gym.

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Low emission zones launch in four Scottish cities as many older vehicles 'banned'

The driving scheme is new to Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Dundee as the zones in Glasgow will now include all cars.

Daily Record

Extra Edinburgh trains added ahead of Scotland v Ukraine World Cup play-off

Scotrail cut 700 services last week leaving many fans travelling to the World Cup play-off concerned over how they would travel home after the game at Hampden

Edinburgh Live

We visited an Edinburgh Asda at 'reduced time' and it was total carnage

We went to Asda at the Jewel for 'reduced time' hoping to grab a bargain but didn't get a look in edgeways due to the eager customers who fiercely swooped in first

Edinburgh Live

Scotrail announce extra services ahead of Scotland v Ukraine World Cup play-off

The rail operator announced that extra services would run until as late as 11.45pm from Glasgow to help fans get home from the World Cup play-off on Wednesday (June 1)

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ScotRail announces more late-night trains after Scotland World Cup clash

The last train from Glasgow to Edinburgh will now leave at 11.45pm on the day of the game.

The Independent UK

Edinburgh households could face £1,000 fine by tomorrow if they don't return Scottish Census

People in Edinburgh - and Scotland as a whole - are being urged to complete their Census before Tuesday (May 31) deadline as failure to do so could result in a hefty fine.

Edinburgh Live

Actress' play about fatphobia and classism selected for Edinburgh Fringe - but she needs cash to go

Rachel Stockdale is raising money to take 'Fat Chance' to the festival in Edinburgh this August

Chronicle Live

ScotRail announces extra late-night services after Ukraine vs Scotland at Hampden

SCOTRAIL has confirmed it will be providing extra night-time services after Scotland’s World Cup play-off game on Wednesday following fears over…

The National (Scotland)

Scotrail to put on extra trains out of Glasgow for Scotland v Ukraine clash

The publicly owned railway operator had previously ruled out putting on additional services on Wednesday night, meaning that some fans would have been stranded after the match.

Daily Record

Eco-warriors target Glasgow in next wave of climate campaign deflating SUV tyres

The Tyre Extinguishers mentioned Glasgow in a Tweet yesterday - and begged for helpers to tackle

Daily Record

Edinburgh three bed penthouse with terrace views on market for over £2 million

If you are on the hunt for a property with a stunning view to blow your socks off - and perhaps make guests jealous - then this property certainly ticks all the boxes.

Edinburgh Live

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Tommy Sheppard to address ‘Rally for a Republic’ during Jubilee

A rally will be held in Edinburgh during the Jubilee, advocating that Scotland become “a modern, forward-thinking republic with a written…

Edinburgh Live

The beaches within driving distance of Edinburgh given Blue Flag award

There are plenty of beaches on the east coast given the accolade, which is based upon criteria such as water quality, cleanliness, safety and available facilities.

Edinburgh Live

The Edinburgh graveyard of abandoned phone boxes causing locals distress

Edinburgh Labour Councillor Ross McKenzie has called for the removal of the unused phone boxes claiming that BT is refusing to remove them due to advertising space.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh NHS doctor among drivers hit by climate change car tyre vandals

At least 20 vehicle owners in the area of Montpellier Park in Bruntsfield awoke to find their SUV tyres deflated by the Edinburgh Tyre Extinguishers group on Sunday morning.

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Drone footage explores Edinburgh’s abandoned coastal defences from the Second World War

A video uploaded to YouTube shows drone footage as it flies over the Forth - exploring the islands of Cramond and Inchmickery, two of Edinburgh's coastal defences during the war.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh's Low Emission Zone starts with rules coming for drivers

The council says the LEZ will reduce pollution across the whole city but it's been argued it will only benefit the city centre where the most polluting vehicles will be banned from entering.

Daily Record

Outlander star Sam Heughan spotted enjoying dinner at top Edinburgh restaurant

The Kitchin in Leith welcomed Sam and Men in Kilts co-star Graham McTavish.

Edinburgh Live

The lost Edinburgh train stations that are now closed or demolished

In the heyday of the Edinburgh railway network, it's said that a journey from Corstorphine Station to Princes Street took just 11 minutes.

Edinburgh Live

Struggling Edinburgh mum can't change energy suppliers because of debt

The cost of living crisis is putting immense pressures on Edinburgh's already struggling families with some households deciding between putting the heating on and having a shower.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh children 'heartbroken' as vandals trash their outdoor school hut

Scott Arthur has said that the act of vandalism is being looked into by local Police officers but that all those connected with the primary school are said to be devastated.

Edinburgh Live

Fed-up locals on Edinburgh's most instagrammed street 'tutted at by tourists'

Residents can expect a busy summer ahead as tourists once again flock back to the capital in their droves to reopened attractions and a full festival itinerary.

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