More than 50,000 families are living below the poverty line in Edinburgh, Scotland's most affluent city. Edinburgh is exposed as "...

The number of Edinburgh streets affected by transport pollution has increased. There are now an additional six miles of streets that hav...

Boroughmuir High School in Edinburgh came joint first in Scotland, (along with Glasgow’s Jordanhill School), after figures released showed...

25 million people use Edinburgh Waverley station annually. Hundreds work there eachday and thousands pass though it daily Exhaust fumes f...

WhatClinic.com surveyed more than 3000 private dentists in the UK, including 50 in Glasgow and 30 in Edinburgh. Overall, it found that the...

Edinburgh Dr. Alison describes a similar state of things in Edinburgh, whose superb situation, which has won it the title of the modern Ath...

A spirit of free comedy has broken out in Edinburgh as performers and festival-goers shun expensive venues in favour of free shows. 607 out...

The gap between rich and poor in Edinburgh is bigger than in most other UK cities. Centre for Cities analyst Paul Swinney said: "It sh...

Inverclyde Council spent £650,000 in order to make savings of just £250,000. Four senior local government officials, all of whom receive s...

Nearly one in four Edinburgh residents fear they will be unable to afford to heat their home, in another sign of the impact of the economic ...

Almost twice as many pensioners in the Lothians are admitted to hospital with malnutrition than anywhere else in Scotland, figures have show...

The Big Issue carries an article on Edinburgh's rich/poor divide .JK Rowling has written about the shock of first moving to a council e...