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- Sep 15, 2026
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Edinburgh office refurbishment nears completion (opens the original)
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The first phase at Exchange Place 2, in the city’s Exchange District, is due for completion in November, with work on a second phase due to begin next year. The refurbishment is targeting an ‘A’ Energy Performance Certificate rating and includes a new reception area, wellbeing hub, 80 cycle racks and a bike repair station. Toby Withall, partner at Knight Frank Edinburgh, said: “Exchange Place 2’s refurbishment provides much-needed, high-quality office space in Edinburgh city centre. “With demand
Thousands expected as Edinburghâs Riding of the Marches returns (opens the original)
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The Riding of the Marches and Peopleâs Procession will take place on Sunday 13 September, with more than 600 people expected to join the event. Thousands of spectators are expected along the Royal Mile as the event brings together communities from across Edinburgh. Iain Whyte, chair of Edinburgh Riding of the Marches, said the Peopleâs Procession had become an important part of the event. He said: âThe Peopleâs Procession is a living tribute to the people who have shaped Edinburgh over t
Rare wartime photographs go on display in Edinburgh (opens the original)
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FERNANDA: LE FOTO RITROVATE – Undiscovered Photos of Italian Rural Life 1930-1950 has just opened at the Italian Institute of Culture on runs until 1 October. Dating from the 1930s to the 1950s, the photographs were discovered by filmmaker Giordano Viozzi after the death of his aunt, Fernanda Millevolte, with the original negatives having spent years in a drawer. The photographer and many of those pictured remain unknown, but the collection offers a rare glimpse into life among contadini – impov
Tide warning issued after East Lothian rescues (opens the original)
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The RNLI crew launched its D-class inshore lifeboat, SUNIJO, to three incidents around East Lothian in the past fortnight. Two adults were rescued after being cut off while fishing from rocks at Leckenbane, Milsey Bay, while two children were also stranded by the tide at the Leithies. The lifeboat was launched again after three people were reported to be stranded on two separate rocks at Seacliff Beach, around three nautical miles east of North Berwick. Coastguard rescue teams from North Berwick
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