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Thursday, 15th May 2008

Edinburgh

Cash-back lifeline for shops in licence hike TRADERS hit with inflation-busting price rises for outdoor seating areas are in line to get their money back – but only if they are affected by major roadworks.

Trams are on the right track as transport bosses seal the deal TRANSPORT bosses have agreed the deal which will bring trams back to the streets of the Capital.

Clock is ticking for journey time signs SIGNS which tell drivers how much time it will take them to reach key destinations in Edinburgh would be installed on the city's main roads, under plans being considered by council chiefs.

Holiday flats bid to tackle housing crisis THE city's housing crisis has forced council chiefs to bid for 46 holiday apartments to tackle the number of homeless families stuck in B&Bs.

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