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Bennett and Sharp on the rise after Silverstone GB3 bouts

The lead of the GB3 Championship changed hands for the fourth time in as many rounds last weekend at Silverstone, while JHR Developments’ John Bennett moved firmly into contention for the crown with his third win of the season.

"We're five mates who get on a plane on Friday, have fun shouting at some nice people on Saturday and come home on Sunday": The low-key, hit-free career-in-reverse of Cock Sparrer

"We're five mates who get on a plane on Friday, have fun shouting at some nice people on Saturday and come home on Sunday": The low-key, hit-free career-in-reverse of Cock Sparrer

Too punk for punk in the late 70s, Oi! elder statesmen in the early 80s, living-legend role models in the early 90s, Cock Sparrer never got credit for what they started

Edinburgh becomes first European ‘vegan capital’ to tackle climate crisis

Edinburgh becomes first European ‘vegan capital’ to tackle climate crisis

EDINBURGH is to become the first "vegan capital" in Europe to tackle the climate crisis, joining cities around the world such as Los…

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Edinburgh pupils banned from playing traditional game due to size of playground

Parents at Sciennes Primary, which is responsible for 665 pupils in 22 classes, are working with local councillors after much of the outdoor space was used for additional classrooms, thus decreasing the playground space

Edinburgh Council chief warns cuts to fund climate action needed soon

Chief Executive of The City of Edinburgh Council Andrew Kerr said the capital has to double its efforts to reduce the city's emissions, which "will mean change".

Edinburgh Greens' election bid sees candidates fielded in every ward

The Edinburgh branch of the Scottish Greens are focusing on poverty and pollution

Edinburgh primary school trials reusable milk cups as part of £113,000 eco scheme

St Andrews Primary could do-away with traditional milk cartons and instead use a milk dispenser and reusable cups for pupils' mid-morning break if councillors approve the pilot scheme.

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