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Nostalgia: Capital have managed to enjoy a dazzling Guy Fawkes celebration BACK in the heady days before health and safety, the idea of keeping fireworks away from small children appears not to have occurred to the Evening News photographer.

Nostalgia: Home baking, blackened faces and dooking for apples have all been Hallowe'en traditions TRICK or treating may be an American invader, more or less unheard on this side of the pond before the 1980s, but a children's tradition of dressing up and hitting the streets after dark on Hallowe'en to beg for pennies or treats has a long h

Nostalgia: Since its opening at the 1970 Commonwealth Games, Meadowbank has played host to many sporting glories THE decision by the city council not to demolish or refurbish Meadowbank Stadium will be met with mixed reaction.

Nostalgia: A flying look at the city from above MANY areas of the Capital have changed dramatically over the decades, and what better way to demonstrate this than in a series of stunning aerial photographs spanning from the 1920s through to the present day.

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Nostalgia: The life of lollipop men and women

Nostalgia: The paper trail on the Esk

Digging deep to reveal the secrets of lothians' past

Nostalgia: The churches that didn't have a prayer

Nostalgia: Soaring in city's skies

Nostalgia: Golden couple who keep it local are paid surprise visit from afar

Nostalgia: Work to make Edinburgh's shore-line more accessible is ongoing, but it has always needed looking after

Nostalgia: The back to school days

Nostalgia: 'Directing the trams was a massive responsibility for a 15-and-half-year-old'

Nostalgia: Looking back at 80 star-studded years for the Edinburgh Playhouse as a first class venue

Nostalgia: Growth years at the Botanics

Nostalgia: A trip down memory lane reveals roadworks are always part of the Capital's landscape

Nostalgia: Royalty, rallies and lots of rain

Your Memories: We'd go to Granton, then get the 'Willie Muir' across to Fife

With the current bin strike still unresolved, we take a look at previous disputes in the Capital

Nostalgia: Serving up a slice of city's tennis love

Nostalgia: Tracking the changes on city railway

Nostalgia: From Cliff to Oasis, the Capital's stages have seen music styles and fashions come and go

Nostalgia: 'We got up at 6:30 in the morning and kept going all day'

Nostalgia: Get on your marks for sports day

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