An Edinburgh fashion designer has had her work worn for a second time by presenter Claudia Winkleman on hit television series The Celebrity Traitors. Judy R. Clark had her lace shirt featured during the prominent round table segment of the reality programme broadcast on Thursday, 15 October. The prime-time television appearance follows the rapid sale of two pieces from the independent designer's previous collection, which sold out within hours of being shown on the series on Friday, 9 October. The garment is manufactured entirely in Scotland using traditional 19th-century looms, highlighting historical local craftsmanship to a wide national viewing audience.

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Fort Kinnaird is urging families to make the most of the October week through a variety of deals, offers and activities across the centre. Whether families are planning a full day out or simply looking to fill a few spare hours, there’s plenty to enjoy this autumn, from discovering the latest seasonal fashion trends to trying new menus and making the most of family activities. This includes:  Kids eat free offers: Families can enjoy a meal out for less, with Kids Eat Free at Frankie & Benny's until 25th October, where children can tuck into a free main, two sides, a drink and a dessert with every paying adult main.

Former Auckland University rugby team-mates Gavin Hastings and Sean Fitzpatrick will be re-united at a charity fundraiser in Edinburgh on the eve of Scotland's latest attempt to defeat the New Zealand All Blacks for the first time in 34 meetings (two draws) dating back to 1905. Ex Scotland captain Hastings visited the land of the Long White Cloud during a sabbatical from Cambridge University and joined subsequent All Black skipper Fitzpatrick's club; together they shared in a notable Gallacher Shield win before going separate ways. The latest instalment of the international rivalry takes place on Saturday, November 7 and 24 hours earlier Hastings and Fitzpatrick will headline the "Hoodoo Lunch" - the title refers to Scotland's record in the fixture - at the George Hotel.

Councillors have backed plans to convert a former Masonic Lodge in Broxburn despite fears about increased traffic. Eight people objected to the plan for the “eyesore” building, some fearing it would be used as a migrant hostel. But the principal concerns addressed to a meeting of the Development Management Committee were that the planned hotel business would bring more traffic onto an already busy main street. Applicant, Mr B Omeri, applied for planning permission to a change of use of the Masonic Lodge, 102 East Main Street, Broxburn, from a hall to a hotel and public bar.

Police are concerned for the welfare of missing 13 year old Thomas Hutton. He was last seen at 8.30pm on Monday 12th October in the Drylaw area. He is known to frequent Ocean Terminal. He is described as white, 5ft4, slim with blonde hair, missing a front tooth and believed to be wearing a light grey Berghaus jacket, grey joggers, black and white On Cloud trainers and a dark blue Montrex hat. A police spokesperson said: "If you have seen Thomas or know of his whereabouts, please contact Police Scotland on 101 and quote Incident 3329 of 14th October."

Despite improvements in the last ten years, air quality testing continues at crucial sites in West Lothian.  While the sinister looking equipment remains in place it’s unwelcome in one town but needed in another community. Linlithgow Councillor Sally Pattle told a recent meeting that villagers in Newton still saw large numbers of lorries using the narrow main street. Councillors on the Economy, Community Empowerment and Wealth Building PDSP heard that the Air Quality Management Area orders (AQMA) had been revoked last year for the village, along with testing stations in Linlithgow High Street and Broxburn, because of improvements.

The Crab & Lobster Fish Shack in South Queensferry has been shortlisted for the Restaurant of the Year title in the National Fish & Chip Awards 2027. This is considered one of the benchmarks of excellence in the sector with food quality, customer experience, the way the business is run and staff development all under scrutiny. Bryan Coghill, owner of The Crab & Lobster Fish Shack in South Queensferry said: "We are incredibly proud to be the only fish and chip restaurant in Scotland shortlisted in the National Fish & Chip Awards Top 10 UK fish and chip restaurants.