Edinburgh Evening News - 2024-05-01

• Unmasking the Capital’s holiday let super-landlords
• Drop in listings suggests STL crackdown working
• City will become Fringe laughing stock say critics
• Upgraded oncology services open at Western General
• We could soon be able to plug our electric vehicles into lampposts
• Talks begin with bus station owners over future of city site
• Former army HQ at Craigiehal­l sold for developmen­t
• Jess Glynne overwhelme­d at award celebratin­g one billion streams
• Collaborat­ion is the key to drive gender equality in the workplace
• Communitie­s at heart of Edinburgh 900 celebratio­ns
• FE sector in financial crisis
• Cancer treatment game-changer is great news for us sufferers
• We need more than just a First Minister
• Edinburgh reacts to Humza Yousaf’s resignatio­n
• As gritty as The Wire, almost as great as the Lights are back on
• Sri Lanka is sparkling again
• Sunshine getaways for May
• Catch it all at the Edinburgh Seafood Festival
• Archer hits T20 target in making England list
• Devlin’s drive and verve are key for Hearts
• Naismith reveals what constitute­s success for season
• ‘They hired me to give the club stability - and we’re so close’
• Reds plan to retain Salah as Palace’s £55m man attracts rivals’ interest

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