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Circus street artist 'Reidiculous' performs for the Fringe crowds on the Royal Mile. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire

Fears Fringe may shrink by a third over new curbs on short-term lets

Five firefighters have been hospitalised as crews tackle a 'very serious' blaze at the Edinburgh landmark. Picture: BBC

Cause of Jenners fire remains unknown, says city council leader

More Princes Street Gardens events set to be staged under rethink over curbs

Edinburgh’s Christmas festival attracts 2.4m visitors after eleventh-hour rescue

Council chief calls for return of torchlight procession and Loony Dook

Edinburgh's Hogmanay: Street party sells out weeks ahead of return of festival

Edinburgh's Hogmanay: Plug pulled on torchlight procession through city centre

Scottish Goverment and council urged to join forces to buy Filmhouse building

Work set to start on major waterfront attraction

Work to start on major waterfront attraction

Warning letters issued to tram inquiry witnesses as it finally nears completion

Leaps of imagination worth exploring over temporary use of arts venues

Council chief wants museums, galleries and venues to become ‘warm’ refuges

Protect Scotland's cultural assets from 'perfect storm' of economic troubles

Princess Anne back on daily duties in Scotland following death of mother

Queen Elizabeth II: Royal funeral service to be shown on big screen in Edinburgh

Exact route revealed for Queen’s last journey from Scotland on Tuesday

Are schools closed and travel advice for Queen's journey out of Scotland

Bin strike shows why Scotland's cities should have directly elected provosts

Major clear up under way after city bin strike

Households may not have rubbish backlog cleared before next wave of strike

Households may not have rubbish backlog cleared before next wave of strike

Festival Diary: The moment that left Val McDermid speechless as a journalist

Bin strikes to go ahead across Scotland as more waste workers walk out

Edinburgh bin strike: Fringe stars' gala fundraiser to support strikers

'Edinburgh doing everything it can to avert strikes', says council leader

Capital submits a bid to host Eurovision 2023

Council leader claims there is 'plan B' to stop bins overflowing during festival

Edinburgh waste and street cleaning workers to strike over festival

Edinburgh to become Scotland's first short-term lets control zone

Has governments using cruise ships for emergency refugee housing ever worked?

Union 'outrage' at tram boss pay hike plus bonus

Underbelly set to lose Edinburgh's Hogmanay and Christmas contracts

Analysis: Public deserves some answers over Edinburgh tram inquiry farce

Ministers urged to intervene over 'disgraceful' delays to Edinburgh tram inquiry

Bad losers: SNP voice anger after Labour minority deal leads Edinburgh

What does minority Labour rule mean for Edinburgh

Labour take control of council with more votes from Lib Dem than their own

Hogmanay fireworks and street party may be dropped under winter festivals revamp

Workplace parking levy setback as Edinburgh Labour councillors withdraw support

No parking levy before election, says transport convenor

Labour to oppose workplace parking levy despite its Edinburgh leader’s support

Rankin to give competition winner Edinburgh tour

Edinburgh's winter festivals face shake-up after poll reveals divided opinions

Should capital apologise for its historical links to slavery?

Edinburgh revives Hogmanay street party, gardens concert and midnight fireworks

Six more years of misery at Sheriffhall as flyover approved

Council to vote on resettlement of Afghan refugees in Edinburgh

Firefighter hospitalised tackling Edinburgh blaze

Council leader slams critics of Edinburgh slavery review

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