Marchmont

Airbnb locks at an Edinburgh tenement

Short-term lets: Will it be a case of Air today, gone tomorrow? - David Alexande...

Trout poke

Restaurant Review: Pomelo, Edinburgh

Concerns were raised over the high turnover of guests at the flats in Warrender Park Terrace, Marchmont, and visitors using the communal garden. PIC: Creative Commons.

Airbnb landlord ordered to stop renting two luxury flats in Edinburgh

Matt Rees

Detour Espresso opens in Morningside

Colin McShane Interior Styling

Designer outlet: Edinburgh's Colin McShane Interior Styling

Chris Tiso welcomes the fulfilment of 'a long-held ambition to open a store on the south side of our capital city'. Picture: Bruce Duncan.

Tiso-owned Alpine Bikes gaining speed with second Edinburgh shop

Some of the incredible properties you can buy around the world for the price of a two bedroom flat in Marchmont.

Incredible global homes costing less than an Edinburgh two bed flat

Falafel plates at Susie's

Restaurant Review: Susie's Vegetarian Kitchen, Edinburgh

Edinburgh residents have described how the city was plunged into a "blackout" following a power outage.

88,000 people plunged into darkness last night across Edinburgh and the Borders

Owner and founder of Delightfully Delicious, Jessica Skinner, is bringing her handmade waffles and shakes to a new shopfront in the heart of Edinburgh

New waffle and shake cafe set to open in Edinburgh

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27th OCT 2015

JAMES GILLESPIE'S HIGH SCHOOL IN EDINBURGH

Campaign to rename James Gillespie's High School due to slave trade link

Once again it is the middle-class locations that are proving most popular, such as Hillhead near the University of Glasgow, says Alexander. Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto.

Student market teaches a key lesson in resilience - David Alexander comment

3 Fingal Place, Edinburgh

Battle over 'sun room' development to be heard by Scottish Government

Edinburgh property market ‘on fire’ as prices soar

Woman found dead in Edinburgh garden is named

Parents spark capital sales boom with student flat buying

Crisis of conscience for sex in the city: Nearly all of Edinburgh’s saunas must ...

City writer introduces Japanese comic book fans to Scottish traditions

Organ recipient puts transplant scar in frame for charity

Students told clean up your act as 33 slapped with fines

Cricket: Fraser’s on top form as Holy Cross notch up third success of season

Falling wall units land on girl while she does the dishes

Passers-by offered a crash course in art by installation

Prices to suffer after big rise in number of homes for sale

Sculptor's art caught between a rock and a hard place

'Excellent' John dedicated his life to his family

How absence makes the heart grow fonder

Optimism flat out in student home market

High-flying executives push up rental prices for city flats

Can anyone help me find my anorexic pet tortoise?

Peter Ross: YouTube sensation hits streets to prove he's the wheel deal

Two sites add to city areas' web presence

City school says sorry after telling kids Santa isn't real

Transport chiefs to give Euro bike rental idea a spin

House prices: 'Credit crunch biting deep for homeowners'

Joke of the Day

My girl's got a life sentence but he got a slap on the wrist

HMO meeting in the Capital

Scrapped festival set for comeback

Tenement gig hits all the wrong notes

House band with a difference as US star plays in fan's flat

Wonder of Warrender

Harking back to days when city welcomed cars

Library spinster died a millionaire

The Scotsman Top Stories

A screenshot from one of the Red Ice videos uploaded to BitChute, in which white nationalist broadcadter Lana Lokteff describes Humza Yousaf and his family as "enjoying the fruits of a white society." Picture: BitChute

Police probing abuse aimed at Humza Yousaf by white supremacists

Recycling schemes in other countries are not driven by a political desire to do things differently to England (Picture: Jonathan Pow/PA)

Deposit return scheme's fate is another fine mess, not a constitutional outrage

Analysis of the Scottish Government's consultation on the proposed Land Reform Bill have been released (Katharine Hay/The Scotsman)

Land Reform consultation highlights little trust in Scottish Government