Police investigating separate incidents of shots being fired in Edinburgh say they believe they were linked to groups who were "actively targeting each other". The first incident happened in ...

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Bob Spetz, a 52-year-old writer who joined the rides in December, said: “It’s a unique experience to get up before most of the rest of Edinburgh and cycle around with other people to see the dawn.

Alastair Dalton joins Edinburgh's Dawn Patrol cycle ride The Dawn Patrol is a free, 19-mile cycle ride on a set route round Edinburgh from St Andrew Square at 5.40am every Tuesday and Thursday.

Works to upgrade a ‘crucial’ cycle link in Edinburgh’s city centre have been completed after longstanding flooding issues in the area. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh ...

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A fed-up Edinburgh cyclist has shared the moment he was forced to swerve dozens of pedestrians taking up a popular cycle lane. The anonymous social media user filmed himself as he shouted at residents ...

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If, as seems likely, the budget is diverted to public realm improvements on Princes Street, only the cycle lobby will mourn. John McLellan is a former Edinburgh Evening News and Scotsman editor.