TWO Doberman dogs have been impounded by police after causing havoc in a village street.

Plans to ban all vehicles from Waverley Station are to be put off until Christmas.

THE man accused of murdering Suzanne Pilley threatened to kill one of her neighbours after taking a shortcut through his garden, her murder trial has heard.

A FORMER community councillor who had to stand down from his post after a lengthy legal battle with the city council is mounting a comeback – as a Labour candidate for the City Chambers.

THE number of people who are satisfied with the management of their neighbourhood has reached a five-year high, new figures have revealed.

City leaders are to demand that the Scottish Government thinks again about a grant cut that has forced Lothian Buses to increase fares and cut services.

AN emergency bid is being launched at the City Chambers to halt plans to ban taxis and private cars from Waverley Station.

HE’S the mystery crooner who became an internet hit after leading a chorus of strangers in a sing-song on an Edinburgh bus.

A bookkeeper had a “turbulent” relationship with the man accused of her murder, her mother told a court today.

A NETWORK of CCTV cameras stretching across the Meadows and Bruntsfield Links is being considered for the first time following a spate of attacks.

THIEVES have ransacked an Edinburgh home – stealing everything from a death certificate to an eight-year-old’s underwear.

A PUB renowned for its live music has been banned from staging gigs because of noise complaints.

TEN company chiefs from the Lothians are rivals for a gong at the Director of the Year awards, it has been announced.

BUDGET airline Ryanair today announced it was cutting five routes from Edinburgh warning of the loss of up to 300 jobs.

Police are appealing for witnesses after two robberies in Wester Hailes.

A WOMAN told a jury today that her daughter had set up home with the man accused of murdering her, but that she was not to blame for the breakdown of his marriage.

A TOURIST has been rushed to hospital suffering from multiple injuries after falling into the empty moat at Edinburgh Castle.

A GROUP of local businesses has declared war on Sainbury’s and pledged to drive shoppers away from the supermarket giant until it shuts up shop.

Transport chiefs have ruled out a ban on lorries in parts of the city centre.

AN ambulance technician who was injured while trying to move an elderly patient whose life he had just saved from a cardiac arrest is suing his bosses for £60,000.