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The former Scottish Widows building on Dalkeith Road will host Edinburgh's 'Hidden Door' festival in 2023. Picture: James Duncan

What's On Hidden Door: Festival to be staged at former Scottish Widows headquarters

Aberdeen-headquartered FirstGroup operates one of the biggest bus fleets in the UK. Picture: John Devlin

Business FirstGroup profits improve as passengers get back on board

Business Scottish transport giant FirstGroup rejects £1.2 billion US takeover bid

Business Scots bus giant FirstGroup ponders takeover approach from US investor

Health Edinburgh seabird expert can no longer handle wild birds due to MS

Business Change of chief executive announced at two of Scotland's largest listed firms

What's On Venue made from abandoned pianos to relaunch Edinburgh landmark as a culture hub

What's On Hidden Door festival to take over former Royal High School in Edinburgh

Business FirstGroup 'more resilient and flexible' but road ahead remains bumpy

Business Aberdeen-headquartered FirstGroup to update on hunt for new CEO

What's On Hidden Door: Festival transforms former industrial sites on Edinburgh waterfront

Business Scottish transport giant FirstGroup on track as plans outlined to return £500m

Business FirstGroup boss to leave Scottish transport giant amid anger over US disposals

Business FirstGroup ramps up shareholder payout to £500m in wake of US disposals

Columnists Hidden Door festival finally set to put Granton on Edinburgh’s cultural map

Columnists Why unionists and nationalists should consider 'home rule' – Kenny MacAskill MP

People Venue revealed for Hidden Door Festival

Politics Former Labour MEP says party should back 'Scottish independence within the UK'

Politics EU made mistakes over vaccines, Scotland’s longest-serving MEP admits

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