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Brutal Steeltown Murders solved after 30 years by key evidence from killer's grave

Remarkable real-life crime story is gripping viewers of BBC1 drama Steeltown Murders, with DCI Bethell played by Philip Glenister and Scott Arthur

Daily Mirror

BBC Steeltown Murders star Scott Arthur quizzed the real-life cop he plays over dinner before filming

DCI Paul Bethell was part of the team that solved the 1973 Port Talbot murders

Wales Online

Edinburgh Spaces for People 'errors' to cost council thousands and prolong consultation

A six month consultation on making active travel schemes permanent will have to be started again due to mistakes with bus lanes and yellow lines advertised in plans put to the public.

Edinburgh Live

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Edinburgh to scrap bulky uplift charge for low income households

It currently costs residents £5 per item to be collected by the council - but the charge will be waived for those on low incomes as part of a bid to reduce fly tipping rates.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh woman in wheelchair 'forced into oncoming traffic' by pavement parkers

Councillor Kayleigh O'Neill has spoken out about the dangers she faces regularly as a wheelchair user when coming across drivers who have parked on pavements in the city.

Edinburgh Live

Free Edinburgh tram travel for young people could continue despite end to funding

Discussions about the future of the scheme, which mirrors the Scottish Government-funded policy of free bus transport for under-22s, could see it continue.

Edinburgh Live

Inside Edinburgh's £86m North Bridge refurb - and why costs have spiralled out of control

Two way traffic is to return to the North Bridge in April, signalling a major milestone for the crisis-hit project.

Edinburgh Live

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Residents consulted on transforming parking spaces into mini-parks across city centre

Kerbside parking spaces across Edinburgh could be transformed into mini-parks with benches and planters if plans are progressed by the council.

The National (Scotland)

Edinburgh parking spaces could be turned into mini parks for public to enjoy

The concept has already proved a success in other Uk cities and a study is currently being carried out on whether it could work in Edinburgh.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh electric car owners fined over 4,000 times for parking in charging bays

The council has amended its overstay policies to allow electric vehicles more time at rapid charging points and remove overnight fines at fast EV bays.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh's Leith Walk needs new bollards 'urgently' due to safety concerns

A Leith Walk councillor said bollards were vital in order to protect pedestrians but stressed they should be "aesthetically pleasing" and not "plasticy".

Edinburgh Live

Meet the Edinburgh 'pothole killer' making his mum proud fixing the city's roads

Edinburgh resident Andrew Stone, 23, has undergone intensive training to operate the JCB Pothole Pro which has been nicknamed by road users as the 'Pothole Killer'

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh workplace parking charges could raise over £100 million in 10 years

If the council approves a workplace parking levy it would bring in millions for public transport and active travel - but it could still be over two years before it is rolled out in the capital.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh cycle lane bollards to be reinstated again weeks after they were removed

A meeting heard motorists had been driving on the cycle lane in behaviour described as "lawlessness."

Edinburgh Live

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Edinburgh residents rage over new project that has left 'eyesore' road markings

Many are now angry despite being made aware of the changes as access to Featherhall Crescent will be restricted during the 18-month experiment.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh locals baffled as huge 'eyesore' road marking appears on their street

Many locals in the Featherhall Crescent area of Corstorphine have had their say on the new lilac and white road marking - with many of residents making their thoughts clear on the matter

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh parking fines set to increase to £100 to help fund pothole repairs

The Scottish Government has made a u-turn on allowing the council to increase parking fines after saying it January the time wasn't appropriate amid the cost-of-living crisis.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Granton to Little France tram line 'will open in 2035 at the latest'

The council's transport chief has said the next phase, known as 1b, will go out for consultation later this year, while calls have been made for an extension to Newbridge and Ratho Station

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Edinburgh Live

Questions over Edinburgh's £1 billion transport plan as public consultation gets go-ahead

The 110-point plan includes workplace parking charges, investment in walking and cycling, a tram extension and even a hovercraft link to Kirkcaldy - but councillors warned it lacked detail and questioned how it would be funded.

Edinburgh Live

Return of Edinburgh cycle hire scheme 'unlikely' as cost estimated at £20m

Transport leaders are keen to see some form of cycle hire scheme brought back, but an official report showed the cost of a city-wide scheme would be too much.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh traffic overhaul could see parking cut, trams extended and a ferry to Kirkcaldy

The major plans to remove traffic from the city centre and spend £1 billion on walking and cycling over the next decade have been unveiled by the council

The National (Scotland)

Plans for ferry link connecting Edinburgh to Fife 'in progress'

PROPOSALS for a ferry link between Edinburgh and Fife will be on the table ...

Edinburgh Live

Empty Edinburgh homes to be bought from Ministry of Defence to help homeless

The council has agreed to buy more than a dozen properties on the Dreghorn estate to help families 'desperate' for housing.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh to Fife ferry service moves closer as private firm 'declares interest'

A new ferry service could be on the horizon as a new action plan are set to be released on Friday. The 'New York' style service would 'connect communities' and offer a more environmentally friendly commute.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh potholes 'blow out' two tyres on one car - as cyclist claims one 'big enough to kill'

The council has said it will start work next week to fix some of the worst affected areas in the West End and look at 'additional resources' after a rise in complaints.

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