Cara Blackhall

6 days ago | msn.com | Cara Blackhall |Jackie Grant

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6 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Cara Blackhall |Jackie Grant

Despite being blown away by the Rock DJ star, some vowed “never again” after being trapped in huge throngs of people as the show ended. Tens of thousands of fans flocked to Murrayfield on Saturday night as Robbie Williams kicked off his Britpop tour in Edinburgh. But despite being blown away by the Rock DJ star’s gig, some vowed “never again” after being trapped in huge crowds as the show ended.

6 days ago | msn.com | Gerard Couzens |Ryan Thom |Cara Blackhall

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1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Cara Blackhall |Billy Gaddi

Lifeboat crews from receiving a report that one adult, two children and two dogs were cut off by the tide. A family and their two dogs had to be rescued by lifeboats from a popular Edinburgh beauty spot. On Monday May 26 at around 12.42pm on May 26, lifeboat crews from Queensferry raced to Cramond Island after receiving a report that one adult, two children and two dogs were cut off by the tide. The lifeboat launched in strong winds, and the crews rescued the casualties safely.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Cara Blackhall |Ryan Thom

Hundreds gathered outside Easter Road as Sir Tom journeyed past the ground and club he saved in the 90s. He held a majority stake in Hibs for 28 years. Former Hibs owner Sir Tom Farmer was given a heroic send off today as fans lined the streets to pay their respects and share stories of the legendary tycoon. Hundreds gathered outside Easter Road as Sir Tom journeyed past the ground and club he saved in the 90s. He held a majority stake in Hibs for 28 years.