Lots of #BookHistory action happening in Edinburgh later this month (20-27 March) with 'Rare Books Edinburgh 2026' - maybe see you at some of these events? rarebooksedinburgh.com 📖📚
People walking on steps in a station. Text over reads: The Edinburgh Minute ⏰ Tuesday 10 March 2026 Trains cancelled for a second day, Central Mosque graffiti CCTV probe, February's most-viewed local homes + a busy Community Noticeboard
🌤️ Good morning Edinburgh. Tuesday’s headlines: Trains cancelled for a second day, Central Mosque graffiti CCTV probe, February's most-viewed local homes + a busy Community Noticeboard
⏰ Edinburgh’s ad-free local news: www.edinburghminute.com/the-edinburg...
#edinburgh #scotland
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A snowboarder navigating a jump, with a mountain rockface in the background. Text over reads: The Edinburgh Minute - Monday 9 March 2026: Anti-immigration protest, new school for South Queensferry, farewell memories as Tollcross nightclub is demolished + broken bones and smiles as snowboarder Davy Zyw makes history
🌤️ Good morning Edinburgh. Monday’s headlines: Anti-immigration protest, new school for South Queensferry, farewell memories as Tollcross nightclub is demolished + broken bones and smiles as snowboarder Davy Zyw makes history
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New release review: Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man
#Netflix #PeakyBlinders #Cinemastodon
New release review: Mother's Pride
#FishermansFriends #Cinemastodon
Long may you continue, love your reviews. Mair power tae ya 💪
Twelve years ago, to the day, I sat in this pub with a pint, and scribbled nonsense.
Some of you liked it, so twelve years on, I'm still at it.
No cake or candles this year, I'm in the cinema viewing the new releases for tomorrow.
Thank you all, you're why I do this.
Scottish Opera offers hugely discounted tickets to people under the age of 26. In fact most of the theatres here do, usually for around £10. Which means you could see a whole live show for less than the cost of a ticket to one of Timothee Chalamet’s films. Just saying.
People cutting a ribbon outside a cafe. Text over reads: The Edinburgh Minute - Weekend edition: 6 - 8 March 2026: Sighthill protests warning, council writes off debts, striking university staff lobby parliament, Social Bite cafe reopens + more than 20 local International Women’s Day events
🌤️ Good morning Edinburgh. Friday’s headlines: Sighthill protests warning, council writes off debts, striking university staff lobby parliament, Social Bite cafe reopens + more than 20 local International Women’s Day events
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🌦️ Good morning Edinburgh. Thursday's headlines: Help investigate flat evictions, Springer Spaniel finds £364k drugs, another huge ship in Leith + cherry blossom picnic at Starbank Park
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A bus on a city bridge with a full moon appearing in the sky behind. Text over reads: The Edinburgh Minute - Wednesday 4 March 2026: Police criticise media misinformation over Sighthill, Napier strikes enter tenth day, green light for city's 12th Black Sheep Coffee cafe + International Women's Day events
🌤️ Good morning Edinburgh. Today’s headlines: Police criticise media misinformation over Sighthill, 10th day of Napier strikes, city's 12th Black Sheep Coffee approved + local #IWD events
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We have a housing crisis in Edinburgh, and yet there's a block of flats lying empty in Craigentinny.
This is an embarrassment.
As ever, a powerful and timely message in Edinburgh, we stand for peace, people, and compassion.
#Edinburgh #Scotland
A 12-storey block of flats seen from ground level. Text over reads: The Edinburgh Minute - Tuesday 3 March 2026: Misinformation rife after Sighthill 'stabbing', bar staff laid off after BrewDog collapse, Leith pub's 'urgent' holiday flats appeal + The Reeling trad music festival is coming to town
☀️ Good morning Edinburgh. Tuesday’s headlines: Misinformation rife after Sighthill 'stabbing', bar staff laid off after BrewDog collapse, Leith pub's 'urgent' holiday flats appeal + The Reeling music festival coming to town
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Owls and an Edinburgh skyline
A cat silhouette walking along a washing line
A cutaway of a house
A monkey puzzle tree with monkeys, next to a real monkey puzzle tree.
Another incredible display for Corstorphine’s Window Wanderland.
A sunset behind a city skyline. Text over reads: The Edinburgh Minute - Monday 2 March 2026: Nursery shuts without notice, Argyle House rescue bid amid changes at CodeBase, Beltane Fire Festival tickets + new bookshop for Leith
🌤️ Good morning Edinburgh. Monday’s headlines: Nursery shuts without notice, Argyle House rescue bid amid changes at CodeBase, Beltane Fire Festival tickets + new bookshop for Leith
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A redpoll looking at the camera from a dried flower stem
A redpoll in Inch Park ❤️
#Edinburgh #birds
I don't think BBC is interested in highlighting life in Scotland, I don't think they understand it. I can't name a recent BBC Scotland thing I watched
My experience is that they are hard to get in contact with and have been pretty uninterested in sharing local stories. I had much more success with STV. They were more approachable
Amazing tour of Port of Leith Distillery, staff were really great and knew tons. Def recommend it as an experience in Edinburgh.
#Edinburgh #whiskey #portofLeith #leith
A pink cloudy sky above flats with a park in the foreground. Text over reads: The Edinburgh Minute ⏰ Weekend edition: 27 Feb - 1 March 2026 Council tax changes confirmed, more university strikes planned, thousands raised for community bookshop, & Lucy Rose at Queen's Hall + Jamz Supernova in Porty
🌤️ Good morning Edinburgh. Friday’s headlines: Council tax changes confirmed, more uni strikes, thousands raised for community bookshop, & Lucy Rose at Queen's Hall + Jamz Supernova in Porty
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Sad times for those who work in journalism, but I agree with Michael, more focus needs to be on stories rather than unreadable websites.
It's no exaggeration to say that this, the news that stinkbug eggs look exactly like a hape of creamy pints, is one of the most impactful things that's ever happened in the history of Irish posting. A dazzling event. A nuclear level revelation.
A group of people holding paintings. Text over reads: The Edinburgh Minute - Thursday 26 February 2026: West End 'super hostel' appeal, Cameron Toll revamp update, knitters assemble for Paralympics pom-poms + community bookshop makeover needs £300
🌤️ Good morning Edinburgh. Today’s headlines: West End 'super hostel' appeal, Cameron Toll revamp update, knitters assemble for Paralympics pom-poms + community bookshop makeover needs £300
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Photo by Iain MacKay
People holding signs standing outside a university building. Text over reads: The Edinburgh Minute - Wednesday 25 February 2026: Napier Uni staff strike continues all week, council budget preview, Rose Theatre hotel plan returns + local snowboarder Davy Zyw gets Team GB Paralympics call-up
🌤️ Good morning Edinburgh. Today’s headlines: Napier Uni staff strike continues all week, council budget preview, Rose Theatre hotel plan returns + local snowboarder Davy Zyw gets Team GB Paralympics call-up
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#edinburgh
Jimmy’s: the thread about the school on St Leonard’s Crag
St Leonard's Crag is the romantic sounding name for a quarried-out promontory where Holyrood Park meets the old district of St Leonard's. Perched atop it is a handsome old building whose striking feature is a grand corner tower on which…
Michael Pedersen’s Muckle Flugga has been longlisted for the Author’s Club Best First Novel Award. Congratulations to all the longlisted authors 🥂
A wee bit of city centre calm. Edinburgh Castle and the Ross Fountain.
#Edinburgh #Scotland
