Following a yellow weather warning from the Met Office with winds of up to 49mph expected, the organisers have decided to cancel the city's famous Hogmanay celebrations.

Edinburgh could move away from large public firework displays in the future, according to the city council's new leader.

Edinburgh Castle and other attractions have closed their doors to the public amid yellow weather warnings being issued for Scotland. The UNESCO World Heritage Site joins Midlothian Sports Centre ...

Major attractions in Edinburgh have closed as 'adverse weather' is set to hit the capital. Edinburgh Castle festive event has been cancelled ... warning is in place in parts of the Highlands in ...

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Hoisted high atop Edinburgh, as if monitoring the city below, Edinburgh Castle is not only one of Scotland's most recognized landmarks, but one of the country's most-visited attractions.

The street party and fireworks display over Edinburgh Castle were cancelled on Monday afternoon due to a Met Office yellow weather warning which at the time covered most of Scotland throughout ...