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CouncilVisitor levy funds boost Edinburgh festivals and city services
Edinburgh’s new visitor levy, introduced in July 2026, will invest over £90 million in festivals, public services and infrastructure, supporting a £600 million cultural economy.
Edinburgh5 hours ago
CouncilEdinburgh council says housing upgrades and new grants put city on track to cut unsuitable temporary accommodation
On Scottish Housing Day the city council outlined how upgrades, new builds and a grant scheme are helping to ease the capital’s housing pressure and improve tenant health.
Edinburgh6 hours ago
CouncilEdinburgh Council approves £1.12m boost for festivals and new £2.6m Innovate fund
Councillors have voted to increase existing cultural grants by 25 % and launch a £2.62 million Innovate fund, aiming to strengthen the city’s festivals and community arts groups through the Visitor Levy.
Edinburgh7 hours ago
CouncilEdinburgh Council greenlights seven Visitor Levy projects to restore heritage and improve public spaces
Seven new initiatives, from restoring Leith Customs House to creating nature footpaths and a public square on West Cross Causeway, have secured Visitor Levy funding after council approval on 17 September.
Edinburgh7 hours ago
Local250 HMS Queen Elizabeth sailors parade the Freedom of Edinburgh on Royal Mile
Around 250 crew members from the navy’s flagship HMS Queen Elizabeth exercised the Freedom of the City, marching along the Royal Mile with a band, a Guard inspection and an F-35 fly-past.
Edinburgh7 hours ago
CouncilKnife Angel departs Edinburgh after month-long knife-crime awareness programme
The 27-ft sculpture built from confiscated knives toured Edinburgh in September, sparking school productions, a bus-mounted art mosaic and police-led workshops before leaving the city.
Edinburgh10 hours ago
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Days out around Trollshaws
View allPercy's Leap
Roddam · 5 miles
Two stones 9 metres apart, across which which Sir Ralph Percy is said to have jumped, in 1464, in an event associated with the Battle of Hedgeley.
Lanton Hill Monument
Lanton · 6.2 miles
A 8 Meter obelisk in memory of John Davidson. The Monument was built John's Brother by Alexander Davidson in 1827
statue of the 3rd Earl of Ravensworth
Thrunton Mill · 9.9 miles
Statue erected in 1905
Learchild Roman fort
Thrunton · 11 miles
Site of Roman fort, described at https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1006440 and thought to be named ALAVNA.
Bamburgh Research Project Archaeological Site
Bamburgh · 12 miles
Archaeological dig site first excavated by Brian Hope Taylor between 1959 and 1961 and again between 1970 and 1974. This excavation is currently conducted by the Bamburgh Research Project.
The Sad Castle
Harbottle · 14 miles
'The Sad Castle' by Felicity Lance, a pupil of Harbottle School, was chosen by the late Ted Hughes, the former Poet Laureate, to win a national Young Writers' Competition in 1997. Her poem has been carved into stone by stonemason, David Edwick.
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Heugh Head Garage
Wooler
Haugh Head Garage & Shop
Wooler
Riverside Leisure Park
South Road, Wooler
Bridgend Park
Bridgend Park, Wooler
Bridgend Park Community Room
Brewery Road, Wooler
Wooler Milk Bar & Cafe
11 South Road, Wooler