Your morning update from the Edinburgh Evening News on Wednesday, July 3 2024.
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00:00This is your morning update for Wednesday the 3rd of July 2024.
00:05Brought to you by the Edinburgh Evening News.
00:09Police arrest man caught riding e-scooter on Edinburgh Bypass.
00:13Electric scooters, or e-scooters, are currently illegal to use in public places in Scotland, including roads, pavements, parks, town centres and promenades.
00:24Refused collectors threatened to strike during Festival Fringe.
00:28Members of the GMB union working in waste collection in 13 councils across Scotland backed strike action over pay,
00:35and union leaders said a walkout during the festival period in August was, well, likely,
00:40leaving bins overflowing and litter strewn across streets at the busiest time for tourism in the capital.
00:47Busy Edinburgh Road closed after potential item of ordinance discovered in Garden.
00:52Cumley Bank Road was closed while investigations were carried out, but reopened hours later.
00:58Sacked Hibbs Gaffer opens up on lessons learned in brutally short Easter Road stint,
01:03and the Wigan boss insists he learned valuable lessons during his stormy four-month stint at Easter Road.
01:10First look inside Edinburgh's newest restaurant, which opens to the public today.
01:15Thomas Bonner's legacy is preserved in the restaurant's opulent Rococo room,
01:19complete with original ceiling fresco, a hallmark of his famous craftsmanship.
01:25Madness Edinburgh Castle gig. Stage times, tickets, set list, weather, road closures.
01:31If you're heading along to the gig, here's everything you need to know about Madness at Edinburgh Castle.
01:38The eight items joining the McDonald's menu for its 50th birthday.
01:42Featuring new mains, new sides and new desserts, there is bound to be something for every tastebud.
01:48For more news go to edinburghnews.scotsman.com
01:52And for more videos check out shotstv.com