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May 05, 2026

The Port O'Leith to change hands after noise complaints

The Port O'Leith pub on Constitution Street, which was famously run by the unofficial 'Queen of Leith', Mary Moriarty, is changing hands.

1 mins

Ash Regan calls for roads in Holyrood Park to stay open

Roads in Edinburgh's Holyrood Park should remain open most of the time, independent candidate Ash Regan has said, as she warned of a feeling that the city “hates drivers”.

2 mins

Emergency crews tackle blaze at flats

Roads surrounding Whitson Road in Balgreen have reopened following a huge fire at a residential property.

1 mins

Longer lives doesn't always mean having more illnesses

Karin Modig's research also found centenarians were more likely to have conditions limited to a single organ system.

1 mins

Centenarians hold the key to understanding how we can live longer – and in better health

Humans may be living longer on average these days but, even so, only a fraction of us will live to see our 100th birthday, writes Karin Modig, associate professor at Karolinska Institutet.

2 mins

Portobello pub hunts for thief who stole bathroom mirror

A pub on Portobello High Street has appealed to customers after a mirror given to the venue when it first opened went missing at the weekend.

1 mins

Edinburgh Airport ranked the worst in Scotland for delays to departures

Edinburgh Airport has been ranked the worst in the Scotland for delays, sparking a warning that consistent late flights could make it difficult for passengers to book \"with any real confidence\".

2 mins

Who are candidates in Midlothian South, Tweeddale and Lauderdale?

Straddling Midlothian and the Borders, this extensive constituency has been held by Christine Grahame for the SNP since it was created 15 years ago.

5 mins

Edinburgh surgeons to feature in BBC documentary series

A group of Edinburgh surgeons are set to be featured in a hit BBC medical documentary series.

1 mins

Gilded Balloon defends decision to sign Amanda Knox solo show

The Edinburgh venue hosting a stand up comedy Fringe show by Amanda Knox, the woman who was accused of killing her British roommate Meredith Kercher in Italy in 2007, has defended its decision to sign the show.

2 mins

Young innovators power up to showcase their robotic talent

Pupils in Midlothian have excelled at the four Rs - reading, writing, arithmetic and now robotics.

1 mins

Preston Mill back to the grindstone after 30 years following restoration

A mill which featured in the TV series Outlander is able to grind grain for the first time in 30 years following major conservation work.

2 mins

Julie is one of famous faces signed up for Traitors

Former Coronation Street star Julie Hesmondhalgh, right, has signed up for the next series of Celebrity Traitors.

1 mins

Calls for allergy management measures

Introducing proper allergy management training in schools could prove to be “life and death” in Scottish schools, teachers have said.

1 mins

Capital's tap water credited with helping to make 'best ever' pizzas

On the menu at the newest Bonnie & Wild eatery there's 18\" pizzas, pizza slices and fresh pasta from this new venture from Ivan Stein, co-founder of The Gannet in Glasgow, which closed in late 2025.

2 mins

Remarkable first acting role brings Jackson to life

The biopic movie Michael has been breaking box office records around the world since its release just over two weeks ago.

1 mins

Prison awarded for strategy to help inmates process grief

A Church of Scotland minister has spearheaded a new programme to support prisoners struggling to cope with bereavement.

1 mins

The city's beloved Botanics in full bloom through the years

Originally founded in 1670, the modern Edinburgh Royal Botanic Gardens were created in the early 1820s at Inverleith.

1 mins

Bring back council housing

Looking ahead to Thursday and I hope that every person standing for election will think about not only the cost of living but the people who are desperate for a place to call home.

1 mins

Choose a Greener Scotland at ballot box on Thursday

On Thursday people across Scotland will make a choice that will shape the direction of our country for years.

2 mins

Infighting brought a sad farewell for Your Party Scotland

It was disappointing that infighting destroyed Your Party Scotland's hopes for this election.

1 mins

Lib Dems are very nice folk, but they can't get local issues done

Alex Cole-Hamilton is the Mr Nice Guy of Scottish politics.

2 mins

Overall majority is not a test of legitimacy

A lot of the conversation during this election campaign has been about whether the SNP will get an overall majority in the new parliament.

1 mins

'Food brings people together'

Ranie Saidi shares how cooking food from home helped him grieve

2 mins

Ask our expert

PDSA Vet Nurse Shauna Walsh answers all your pet questions

2 mins

Ease 'Petflation' pressures – practical tips from PDSA

We all want to give our pets the very best care, but with rising costs many owners are having to think more carefully about how they do it.

2 mins

From caravan parks to waterfall walks

Former Great British Bake Off contestant Karen Wright shares her recipe for everyday happiness

2 mins

Changes at Edinburgh's Southhouse Food bank

While the food bank has operated at Southhouse in South East Edinburgh for 12 years as part of Blythswood Care it is in the process of becoming an independent organisation.

1 mins

Mo gets his own statue

A much-loved community cat who captured the hearts of local residents is set to be honoured with a statue unveiling in Newtongrange.

1 mins

Acclaimed astronaut brings tour about the Artemis Era to Edinburgh

Earlier this month the Artemis II mission captured the attention of the world, as astronauts travelled the furthest in space anyone has ever been.

1 mins

A golf break like no other in the foothills of Mount Fuji

Sport, culture and technology blend seamlessly to provide a unique

3 mins

Everything you can expect from London's new V&A

If you love getting lost in the rich culture and history of London's many wonderful museums and galleries with a coffee in hand, then you are in luck because a new museum has opened in the capital, writes Camilla Foster.

3 mins

Great escapes and captaining chaos in Ed's new challenge

Yolanthe Fawehinmi previews The Way Out

3 mins

360-degree film will 'slightly demystify' public view of Bowie

Not only is it the last show of the tour, but it's the last show that we'll ever do\" - that was how David Bowie killed off his Ziggy Stardust persona in 1973.

1 mins

Comfort comes first in Honda hybrid SUV

Japanese marque's ZR-V fits nicely into range, writes Julie Marshall

2 mins

Athletics Weekly's new website

Publication's eight decades of providing trusted news for fans across the world

1 mins

Sinner wins fifth straight Masters 1000 tournament

Jannik Sinner became the first man to win five successive Masters 1000 tournaments after defeating Alexander Zverev 6-1 6-2 in the Madrid Open final.

1 mins

Burke is keen on French foray with Evolutionist

Karl Burke may have missed out on Betfred 1000 Guineas glory but now has his eye on Classic compensation in France with his Newmarket runner-up Evolutionist.

1 mins

Finn admits 'silly mistakes' proved costly for Bath

Finn Russell insisted Bath contributed to their own downfall as they were beaten 38-26 by Bordeaux in the semifinals of the Investec Champions Cup.

1 mins

Russell relaxed about team-mate's hot form

George Russell insists he remains unflustered about teammate's Kimi Antonelli's performances after the Italian clinched a third successive victory at the Miami Grand Prix.

1 mins

Wolff warns Antonelli to keep feet on the ground

Toto Wolff warned Kimi Antonelli not to be carried away by the fervour of the Italian public as he put his young driver alongside tennis \"superstar\" Jannik Sinner.

1 mins

Joe admits surprise his goal stood and dismay at yet another red card

Hibs skipper Joe Newell has revealed that he was surprised to see his first goal in almost 18 months survive a lengthy VAR check for handball.

4 mins

Rohl accepts defeat may mean Rangers' hopes are now over

Rangers head coach Danny Rohl admitted that his team is now in a \"really difficult situation\" in the title race after losing at Tynecastle.

1 mins

McInnes expects title race to go down to the wire

\"We had to dig it out.

2 mins

Character, grit and defiance as Hearts dig deep for victory

Hearts allowed Rangers a goal of a start and still claimed three colossal points in the Premiership title race after a pulsating game at Tynecastle Park.

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.