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The Thai Express Kitchen recently opened at the St James Quarter in Edinburgh. Picture: Ian Georgeson Photography

Edinburgh launches new campaign to revive city centre work gatherings

The new attraction is seen as 'a terrific, positive signal that Edinburgh is very much open for business'. Picture: Diageo.

How will Edinburgh's new Johnnie Walker attraction reshape the city's West End?

A sign in the former Next store directs customers to the St James Quarter Picture: Lisa Ferguson

What's the future for Princes Street?

An empty Princes Street pictured during lockdown. Picture: TSPL

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More than three million people watched the online incarnation of Edinburgh's Hogmanay celebrations.

Edinburgh urged to ensure festivals revival to help recovery from 'catastrophe'

The Royal Mile was almost virtually deserted during Edinburgh's peak summer season this year. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Edinburgh city centre is at risk of dying 'a slow death', business chiefs warn

The investment and building work at the new St James Centre, above, is a sign of confidence, according to Liz McAreavey, below

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The High Street, which is normally thronged with visitors at this time of year, was virtually deserted on Friday lunchtime. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Insight: Is Edinburgh going to miss its festivals?

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Ian Blackford is waving goodbye to his time as an MP.

Former SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford standing down at next election

Lorna Slater is the minister for green skills, circular economy and biodiversity. Picture: PA

Lorna Slater confirms deposit return plans scrapped in current form

Moray Council's image promoting its Drag Queen Story Time event

Library's drag queen story event sparks backlash