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Scotsman.com
 
Tuesday, 13th March 2007 Change Date

Edinburgh

Police

Police swoop in city's biggest-ever drugs bust

HUNDREDS of police officers today swooped on homes of suspected drug dealers across Edinburgh as part of the biggest operation of its kind in the city.

Baby

Mum's joy as Executive takes action over baby syndrome

THOUSANDS of expectant mothers in Scotland are to receive advice on "flattened head syndrome" following a campaign by a Lothian support group.

Merchiston Garden

Residents opt to close garden gates on nursery's children

IT is an oasis of calm for those privileged enough to have keys to the gardens. But Merchiston Garden has found itself at the centre of a stooshie, after a majority of keyholders refused to let children from a local nursery play on its lawns.

Entrepreneur defends new venture as cabbies count cost of Cabtivate

THE businessman whose taxi TV advertising firm is in liquidation, leaving dozens of city cabbies...

Angel of the North creator winging his way to Leith

ONE of Britain's best-known sculptors has been commissioned to produce a series of public artworks...

Joy Hall

Council tax forcing tenants to leave 'affordable' homes

TENANTS are being forced to quit their low-rent "affordable" homes because they can't pay the...

Centre's new windows are a glass apart

STAINED-GLASS windows designed by some of Scotland's leading 20th-century artists have been...

Prison for man who tried to get sex with 13-year-old online

A MAN who tried to meet a 13-year-old girl in Edinburgh for underage sex after chatting to her on...

Campaign against new Forth crossing is launched

SOUTH Queensferry residents have launched a new petition against an additional Forth crossing.

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