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June 16, 2026

Controversial road closures dating back to Covid are set to be removed

Controversial road closures on an Edinburgh estate are set to be removed after years of bitter debate.

2 mins

Good news for travellers as airport strike threat averted

The threat of strikes disrupting summer flights at Edinburgh Airport was averted yesterday when more than 400 staff accepted a pay deal.

1 mins

Miracle twins ‘doing amazing’ as they beat 10% odds of survival

Miracle twins who were born 17 weeks early and given a less than 10 per cent chance of survival have finally returned home after spending up to eight months in hospital.

3 mins

Midlothian MP hits out at dismissive Lothian Buses after failing to meet with residents over cuts to services

A Midlothian MP has branded Lothian Buses’ response to residents whose lives have been turned upside down by the removal of a key bus route as “dismissive”.

3 mins

Family can't get to work after bus is axed

A man from Rosewell has said he has become a “taxi driver for his family” after changes to local bus routes mean three out of four members of his household can no longer get to work.

1 mins

Leith leads electricity surge for World Cup match with Haiti

Football fans in Leith drove one of the country’s largest early-morning electricity surges as they stayed up beyond 2am to watch Scotland secure a historic World Cup victory.

1 mins

Travellers break back into city park, creating a ‘no-go zone’ for residents

A group of Travellers have smashed their way through a locked gate at an Edinburgh park, forcing a school sports day to be cancelled.

2 mins

Doddie's family join Moody in 505-mile MND fundraiser

The late Doddie Weir's wife and son joined former England rugby captain Lewis Moody as he set off on a 505-mile fundraising cycling challenge for research into motor neurone disease (MND).

1 mins

Caring pupils ‘climb Everest’ in bid to fund cure for much-loved teacher

A group of pupils from a primary school in North Berwick have ‘climbed Everest’ in a fundraiser for their teacher who was diagnosed with a brain tumour earlier this year.

2 mins

Police hunt three men after 10,000 stolen from ATM

Police are searching for three men who made off with thousands of pounds in cash after breaking into a Livingston property.

1 mins

Swimmers warned as pollution alert issued at popular Edinburgh beach

Swimmers have been urged to avoid the water at Portobello Beach after a pollution alert.

2 mins

Summer viewing for rarely seen portrait

A rarely seen portrait by “visionary” painter Gwen John is to go on display in Edinburgh this summer ahead of a global tour and exhibition to mark the artist’s 150th birthday.

1 mins

Picture this: Photo exhibition to mark reopening of King’s Theatre

A new photography exhibition celebrating the history of Tollcross has opened to the public ahead of the grand reopening of the King’s Theatre.

1 mins

Anna dreams of classroom career

Motherland star Anna Maxwell Martin has said she would love to retrain as a teaching assistant.

1 mins

Plans to build 82-room hotel at former Radical Road pub gap site

Plans have been lodged for a new 82-room Edinburgh hotel at the former Right Wing/ Radical Road pub gap site in Willowbrae.

2 mins

Construction work starts on 30-home village development

Construction is now under way at Willowdean, a new 30-home development by Lochay Homes in the village of Bridgend, situated adjacent to Bridgend Golf Club.

1 mins

Tenants union protest over eviction notice

Members of the tenants union Living Rent protested inside the offices of Arden Property Management in Morningside on Saturday in support of tenants Alice Disken and Philip McCrea.

1 mins

Kirk sales put heritage at risk

Am I alone in feeling unease at the current policy of the General Trustees of the Church of Scotland in selling off church buildings?

1 mins

Named community sponsorship a safe way to integration

The people of Edinburgh don’t make a performance of welcome, we just get on with it.

2 mins

Division is the far right's answer, ours is solidarity and decency

Green MSP for Edinburgh Central

2 mins

Porty beach closure reminds us of need for vigilance on pollution

Portobello Beach is one of Edinburgh's greatest treasures.

1 mins

Healey bombshell leaves UK defence in bits

John Healey’s resignation as Defence Secretary, claiming the Government’s latest plans for defence spending could make the country less safe, came as a bombshell.

1 mins

Growing up on Yotam’s food

Claudine Boulstridge has been working with Ottolenghi for nearly two decades

2 mins

All you need to know about keeping pet hamsters happy

Hamsters may be small, but they have big personalities.

1 mins

One last beef bourguignon before moving

I am delighted to report that our property chain has all agreed to exchange contracts and to complete the move later this week.

2 mins

Edinburgh university invites local community to summer Community Forum

QMU is inviting local residents, community groups and anyone with an interest in the work of the University to its next QMU Community Forum on June 30.

1 mins

Theatre company beats personal and physical challenges to take on Edinburgh Fringe

Disabled and neurodivergent-led company, Slade Wolfe Enterprises, are breaking down barriers as Lexi Wolfe and Andrew Slade, the creative force behind the theatre company, return to the Edinburgh Fringe this August.

2 mins

Netflix's latest Harlan Coben thriller will have you gripped

Imagine serving a life sentence after being wrongfully accused of murdering your own child, only to discover they may still be alive.

3 mins

Punk’s not dead, it’s just grown up - the late Elvis Costello songs

Releasing his debut album in 1977, Elvis Costello never quite fitted in during the punk movement's greatest year.

1 mins

Robinson ruled out of second Test against NZ

England have been handed another headache before tomorrow’s second Test against New Zealand with Ollie Robinson ruled out because of knee soreness.

1 mins

Sparan Nua sets up Irish Oaks bid for Bolger

Jim Bolger’s Sparan Nua continued her rapid progression to remain unbeaten with a determined success in the Darley Munster Oaks at Cork.

1 mins

History for Josh as Leigh beat Bradford Bulls

Josh Charnley become the all-time top try scorer in the Super League after he grabbed a hat-trick to inspire Leigh to a 38-12 victory at Bradford.

1 mins

ALL TOGETHER NOW

Pickford talks up team unity as England prepare for Croatia test

2 mins

Stones proud of fighting back from injuries

John Stones says one of his “greatest achievements” has been to keep bouncing back from his injury setbacks.

1 mins

One belt just isn't enough for Capital fighter McHale as he talks next fight

Matty McHale believes it’s only a matter of time before he adds to his Commonwealth title as he continues his ascent up the super flyweight ranks.

2 mins

Speedway star blasts referee as Capital side settle for a draw

Edinburgh Monarchs’ Kye Thomson has labelled referee Graham Hunter’s decision to exclude teammate Dan Thompson as ‘pathetic’, writes Neil McGlade.

1 mins

World Cup win left Hibs warrior in a 'raw and emotional' state of mind

Fearsome Hibs warrior Grant Hanley has confessed that a family reunion with his children left him feeling ‘raw and emotional’ in the aftermath of Scotland's historic first World Cup win in 36 years.

3 mins

Jamestown under pressure as Hearts need key signings

When Tony Bloom first introduced Hearts officials to Jamestown Analytics’ algorithms more than two years ago, he wanted a partnership specifically for this kind of scenario.

3 mins

McInnes leaves huge hole in Hearts plans for season ahead

McInnes arrived in Gorgie from Kilmarnock 12 months ago and oversaw an enthralling Premiership title challenge that only ended in the final minutes of the season at Celtic Park.

2 mins

Hibs on brink of a signing as defender talks go on

Hibs are closing in on a deal for central defender Jason Kerr, as they kicked off the official first day of the summer transfer window by stepping up contract talks with the free agent.

1 mins

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For nearly 150 years, Edinburgh Evening News has helped the voices of our community be heard. The Edinburgh Evening News is a daily newspaper and website based in Edinburgh, Scotland. It was founded by John Wilson (1844–1909) and first published in 1873. It is printed daily, except on Sundays.

Much of the content of the Evening News concerns local issues such as transport, health, the local council and crime in Edinburgh and the Lothians. The paper has a significant number of journalists covering sport, with a dedicated reporter assigned to each of the city's football teams, Heart of Midlothian and Hibernian.