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Child among three hospitalised after Edinburgh newsagent ceiling collapse (opens the original)
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At around 7pm last night, emergency services were called to Bishop’s Newsagents in Leith, where clouds of dust were seen coming from the building. Two adults and one child were treated at the scene and rushed to hospital by ambulance. Meanwhile, shopkeeper Mohammed Sajid told the Edinburgh Evening News he thought he was going to die after being pinned to the ground. “It came down on top of me and put me to the ground,” he told the paper. “There were three or four other people in the shop and the
Waterfront sauna could allow stunning views of Forth bridges (opens the original)
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Three saunas, part of a wider wellness centre, would be installed at the Port Edgar Marina near South Queensferry. The proposal from Ferry Saunas Limited also includes schematics for three cold plunge barrels, changing facilities and a reception area. The plans would support the expanding marina site and benefit from existing infrastructure on the marina, which houses a sailing school and 300 berths. In a statement, iDraw Plans – who drew up the plans – said: “The development has been designed s
Plans lodged to build four new classrooms at Letham Mains Primary School (opens the original)
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Letham Mains Primary School opened in 2021 with capacity for 421 children to attend it in the town of Haddington. Initially it had a roll of just 32 children when it opened its doors in the middle of a new housing estate on the edge of the town but five years on the council says it needs to expand further with an estimated £2million cost to meet current and future demand. The school currently has 337 pupils in primary one to seven with 108 children in its early year spaces. The new classrooms wi
Edinburgh magazine The Skinny rescued by arts charity (opens the original)
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LONG-RUNNING Edinburgh arts magazine, The Skinny, has been rescued after a takeover deal for its publisher was agreed. Outer Spaces, an operator of studio and exhibition spaces across Scotland, has promised to inject £250,000 of investment to secure the future of Radge Media, which also publishes the Fest and Gnaw magazines. The rescue marks a remarkable turnaround for the publisher, which announced it would go into liquidation just 19 days before the deal. Both Radge Media and Outer Spaces insi
Councillor calls for roll out of safe consumption rooms to West Lothian (opens the original)
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Linlithgowâs Sally Pattle called on Holyrood to fully fund addiction services and recognise the growing dangers of new and synthetic drugs flooding the market. The Scottish Government said Alcohol and Drugs Minister Maree Todd will continue to prioritise a public health response to drug deaths. NRS last week revealed there were 39 drug deaths in West Lothian last year, a significant rise on the 2024 figure. Across Scotland the number of deaths was also up, at 1,133. This was an increase of 77.
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