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A Leith charity has just a few days left to try to keep a local church building in community hands. Leith St. Andrew's parish church is due to be sold off by the Church of Scotland and if sold to a private buyer, the local groups using the building will be forced to leave, with the wider community losing access to the building completely. Leith St. Andrew's Trust (LSAT) is a registered charity founded by concerned nearby residents; it is aiming to buy the building on behalf of the community...

AI-powered climate-tech platform Calterra has been awarded £96,000 in SMART Grant funding from Scottish Enterprise to develop its technology for monitoring the long-term health of restored peatlands and woodlands. The 14-month R&D project began this month, and will focus on improving Calterra’s digital monitoring, reporting and verification capabilities, with the aim of making it easier and more cost-effective to track how habitats recover over time. A joint venture between AI consultancy New...

Golden Wonder, whose crisps were first created in Edinburgh’s Stockbridge, in 1947, by baker, William Alexander, is bringing its World of Wonder experience back to Scotland this September. The pop-up gives crisp lovers the opportunity to create a flavour that’s completely their own. Following the success of its Glasgow pop-up earlier this month, the crisp brand, which sells a packet of crisps every three seconds in Scotland – is bringing its free interactive experience to Edinburgh’s Waverley...