Two Edinburgh primary schools have made it into a national top ten list from the Sunday Times newspaper. St Joseph's Roman Catholic Primary School came in third and Prestonfield Primary School secured ...

Edinburgh Live brings you the latest traffic and travel updates every week. Tens of thousands of journeys are made each day in the Edinburgh region as well as millions of journeys by public transport ...

The University of Edinburgh was founded in founded in 1582 and is the sixth oldest university in the English-speaking world. The ancient university ranked amongst the top 30 universities in the world ...

A family who spent years living in temporary housing have spoken of their joy after getting a call to say they had been offered a new home where they can 'finally feel part of a real community'.

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The A720 - or Edinburgh City Bypass - runs part of the way around Edinburgh, linking Millerhill and the A1 to the east of Edinburgh to Gogarburn in the west of the city ...

It was one of the craziest nights the capital ever witnessed and it was all caught on film. The one-hour-long footage of the Rezerection rave event at Ingliston on May 23, 1992 is especially valuable ...

Edinburgh shoppers were spotted queuing up outside a popular store at St James Quarter. Footage shared on New Years Day shows a huge queue building outside the Lego Store. The line stretched outside ...

Hazel Irvine, a stalwart of the BBC for over 30 years and the face of snooker coverage since 2000, is recognised as a pioneering figure in sports broadcasting - being one of the first women to host ...

Tributes have been paid following the tragic death of an Irish woman who passed away after running the Edinburgh Half Marathon. Olivia Tuohy, 24, sadly died after participating in the Edinburgh ...

A heartbroken Edinburgh couple say their son has received half an hour of schooling per week for the past two years. Mum Pam Whitefield, 39, and dad Jason Whitefield, 37, were devastated when Joshua, ...

Edinburgh’s Christmas festival has been denied permission to expand its footprint for this year’s event over concerns about damage in Princes Street Gardens. Festival organisers Unique Assembly had ...