Why is the local authority set to tear up traffic filters which councillors voted to keep?

Plus: Your Capital cultural highlights for the week ahead

Can the Greens make history, dump an SNP Cabinet Minister and scupper one of Labour’s best city hopes?

Untangling the legends and enjoying the wonder of the city's ancient living trees

But disastrous slashing of services provided by Third Sector will not be repeated

The transformational work of Bikes for Refugees in Scotland

Social care chief believes opening UK's second such facility 'will benefit the people of Edinburgh'

Plus your cultural highlights for the week ahead

High achieving Archie Goodburn helps carry the fight over access to cancer drugs to Scotland's medical authorities

The exhibition aiming to smash perceptions about age and artistry

How months of work culminated in one of the city's quietest 5 Novembers in years

Plus: A surreal homecoming at the Filmhouse for playwright David Ireland

In the last year, more than £29 million in community benefit funding has been committed by onshore wind farms developers in Scotland

The wonderful success of the UK’s first romance bookshop

Welcome to the (new) Pianodrome

As volunteers returf one city park, blaming the council for dragging its feet - how big a problem is erosion in Edinburgh?

From the 'traffic-light' city centre to the cycle route that has proved a surprise hit

What can Scotland’s second most deadly city learn from the Finnish capital?

Plus: Tory-turned-Independent Jeremy Balfour declares his plan for next May’s election

Unique cross-cultural collaboration taking new art into city classrooms

Bars and music venues were bursting at the seams but the traffic closure experiment was not without its issues

Tracking the performance of your local representatives ahead of next year's election

The Capital tries to plot a route to a bigger tram network

Big Beach Busk founder Paul Lambie on creating an alternative to Edinburgh's commercially-driven festivals

Blazes are on the rise and our assumptions about 'soggy Scotland' are not helping

Drag star Oskar Kirk Hansen on combining a stage career and running hit LGBTI+ venue Kafe Kweer

Prefer your laughs from performers who aren't risking bankruptcy? Try these Festival spots

What the Capital's representatives at Westminster have been up to since the General Election

How quiet explorer Isobel Wylie Hutchison continues to inspire down the years

Thoughts from the street at Edinburgh Pride 2025

Over 5,000 people gathered in Westminster for the UK climate lobby 2025 in 10 years, urging MPs to support the Climate and Nature Bill.

The incredible 100-mile, all-night ride to watch the sunrise at Cramond

Scotland’s only breast cancer support centre opens in Edinburgh

How to get the most out of Edinburgh's upstart celebration of grassroots arts

The greatest rail tragedy in UK history and how it helped shape the unique Leither identity

Invasive plants and their long-term risks to our beloved river

Ambitious Custom House redesign hopes to attract Visitor Levy funding

From Broughton High to dance fusion pioneer: celebrating Martyn Bennett

Even in the midst of a deepening funding crisis, care providers in the Capital are finding some hope

First impact study shows signs of early success for climate and public health

PETROINEOS announced in September last year that it would close the Grangemouth oil refinery in the second quarter of 2025, laying off 400 staff in…

The history walks for tourists that help to bring locals together

As the Tour de France picks Edinburgh, we talk to a tasty rural business that’s tapping into cycling culture, and how to get there yourself

Onshore wind energy is the largest component of Scotland’s renewable energy supply, contributing up to 62 of Scotland’s electricity.

The delivery riders facing dangerous conditions for low pay in the Capital

In the UK, the new government’s GB Energy power company suggests increased investment in the clean energy sector but concerns over whether the skills are available