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Extra! Extra! “Newsies Jr.” opens Friday at Youngstown Playhouse. Playhouse Youth Theatre is staging the “Jr.” version of the musical, an abbreviated v

A council report which was “accidentally buried” has cast doubt over a developer’s claim that a derelict site in Edinburgh is better suited for student flats than social housing.

THERE was disappointment for small parties and independent candidates yesterday as their major rivals swept the board at the Scottish elections. New pro-independence organisations Restore Scotland and Scotia Future, led by ex-SNP MSP Chic Brodie, had hoped their manifestos – offering a sovereign Scotland with the EU – would attract Yes voters disenchanted with the pro-Europe policies of the SNP and the Greens. However, despite concerted campaigns, neither secured enough support to win any seats. Two other pro-Yes parties – Action for Independence and the Independence for Scotlan...

Scots litter bugs caught ‘dumping’ mountain of rubbish at fly-tipping hotspot A large bag filled with trade waste was left in the Saughton Mains area of Edinburgh last Friday while pictures of the alleged culprits have been passed to the local council. An eagle-eyed passerby took pictures of the alleged culprits (Image: Saughton House) Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletter...

Analysis The Lothians is one of the regions where the SNP failed to gain a single list seat in 2016 Result in 2016: SNP 6 seats (6 constituency, 0 list), Conservatives 4 seats (1 constituency, 3 list), Labour 3 seats (1 constituency, 2 list), Greens 2 seats (0 constituency, 2 list), Liberal Democrats 1 seat (1 constituency, 0 list) NOT only is Lothian one of the regions in which the SNP failed to take a list seat in 2016, it’s also the only one of the eight regions in Scotland in which they failed to take a list seat when they won an overall majority in 2011. It’s therefore often cited ...