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Edinburgh City boss makes bold promotion claim despite points deduction (opens the original)
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After Edinburgh City’s encouraging performance against city rivals The Spartans where the Citizens were unlucky not to walk away with all three points, McIndoe believes his side can finish inside the play-offs despite the five point disadvantage. Edinburgh City were hit with a 20 point deduction at the beginning of the 2025/26 season after a provisional liquidator was appointed to the club. Five of the 20 points were carried over into this campaign, while the club struggled to overcome the deduc
Rare red-footed falcon spotted in Aberlady (opens the original)
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Photographer Mark Rielly captured the falcon which has a “near threatened” status on the IUCN red list of threatened species list. The bird is usually only found in Estonia, Slovakia and Hungary with sightings also seen in north-west China. The falcons migrate to south of Africa in the winter. Sightings of the species in the United Kingdom are reported annually but are rarely photographed. This article is provided by the news agency Deadline News Limited and published here with permission. Conta
Spoils shared as late Edinburgh goal denies Spartans comeback (opens the original)
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Substitute Innes Lawson equalised in the 86th minute at Ainslie Park in North Edinburgh after the hosts went ahead just five minutes later. After Ricky Waugh’s superb strike in the 16th minute gave the visitors the lead, The Spartans left it late with a Marc McNulty penalty on the 75th minute and a curling effort from Bradley Whyte six minutes later. Dougie Samuel’s side had thought they won it despite an impressive Edinburgh display, however substitute Innes Lawson brought the away side level.
Edinburgh Deaf Festival brings improv and street performance this weekend (opens the original)
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The programme includes a performance from deaf Brazillian performers as part of the Sign Slam group. The group will use street performances on the Royal Mile to encourage interaction between hearing and deaf people. A comedy improv show is part of the agenda which will include poetry, activism and storytelling. The approach was successful when used in Brazil to raise awareness of their sign language called Libras. Throughout Sign Slam, audience members are encouraged to interact with the perform
Join in with Fringe celebrations at the Mound pop up (opens the original)
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Located just off Princes Street, The Mound will be open from 4 to 30 August from 11am until 11pm daily. A selection of Scottish beer, spirits, live music and street food will be on offer for locals and visitors. The pop-up bar is in partnership with the Edinburgh Fringe and will also feature live street performances throughout the day. Entry to the bar is free and there is an ongoing giveaway on The Mound Village’s Instagram page, offering an £80 weekly bar tap and reserved VIP seating as well a
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