Specialised passport for Scots could ensure free movement between Scotland and Europe post-Brexit
In response to the impending implementation of Brexit, UK academics have proposed plans for a specialised passport that would allow Scots to continue to benefit from free movement throughout Europe,…
University of Edinburgh Principal Timothy O’Shea warns of Brexit’s possible consequences on higher education
The University of Edinburgh’s principal Sir Timothy O’Shea addressed the Scottish Affairs Committee on 24 October to warn that Brexit may have ‘catastrophic’ consequences on higher education in the UK,…
Hogmanay fireworks celebration set to return to Calton Hill
Following last year’s ban on Hogmanay’s Midnight Moment Fireworks celebration on Calton Hill, the City of Edinburgh Council has reopened the hill to this year’s festivities. The ban was set…
Homicide rates in Scotland have dropped to an all time low
Homicides in Scotland have dropped to their lowest rate on record according to a 2015-16 report released by the Scottish Government. According to the report, homicide occurrences in the country…
Noise restrictions lifted on music being played live in Edinburgh streets
Following protests from local musicians and venue owners, the Edinburgh licensing board has voted to reduce noise restrictions on amplified live music in the city. Prior to the vote, guidelines…