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The Edinburgh Reporter June 2026

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Branching out

Poll position

Check mate

Royal reveal

Net gains

First baby sloth born in Scotland at Edinburgh Zoo

A round up of the new MSPS representing the capital

Art student’s tartan design standout piece at exhibition

Private rooms at Palace of Holyroodhouse open to public

Official opening of refurbished Juniper Green tennis courts

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June 2026

Regeneration fund By PHYLLIS STEPHEN EDINBURGH’S REGENERATIVE FUTURES FUND has announced £15 million over the next decade with its final funding decisions. The charity is making a commitment to communityled change with the long term awards. Eleven

organisations and collaborative partnerships have been selected to receive support following an open application process. Projects supported include those building financial security and tackling stigma around poverty within Edinburgh’s Sikh community, supporting paid opportunities for Black creatives to address

structural barriers in the arts sector, and codesigning local food and medicine production and distribution. Each award will be worth up to a million pounds over ten years, offering long-term, unrestricted funding designed to enable deep and lasting change in Edinburgh. Funding decisions were made by a

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Residents’ Panel made up of local people with lived experience of poverty and racism. CONT PAGE 4 L-R Kanie, Hannah, Kirsty and Heather of Cables Wynd Residents are one of the groups chosen for funding.


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