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BBC News
16 hours ago
- BBC News
Police launch appeal to find 10-year-old boy missing in Edinburgh
Police have launched an appeal to locate a 10-year-old boy reported missing in Crawford has not been seen since about midday on Friday in Glenalmond Place in the Sighthill is described as being about 4ft 10ins tall, with short orange coloured hair and may have travelled on buses around the city. Anyone who can help trace him is urged to contact Police Quentin Russell said: "Concerns are growing for Haiden's welfare and it is vital that we find him to make sure he is safe and well."
Yahoo
25-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Plans for first Edinburgh Greggs Outlet offering products at discounted price
Edinburgh's first Greggs Outlet shop could open soon, with plans submitted to the council this week. The store, selling products left over from the previous day at a hugely discounted price, could open at 50 Glenalmond Place, Sighthill, with plans for external signage recently submitted. Dozens of outlets, including multiple in Glasgow, help contribute towards less food waste and allow those who can't afford Greggs products at full price to benefit from huge discounts. READ MORE: Edinburgh road closures ahead of Robbie Williams gig at Murrayfield READ MORE: Massive Edinburgh infrastructure plan approved despite concerns The outlets, which have red external signage instead of the typical blue background at Greggs bakeries, have freshly baked pastries, sandwiches and sweet treats stacked up on shelves for customers to choose from. As food is made fresh daily at stores, food which isn't sold is removed from the shelves and as much as possible is transported to nearby outlets where it is sold the next day. In 2024, Greggs opened three outlets and say they have more on the way in 2025. A portion of the profit generated by sales at Greggs Outlets is also donated to the Greggs Foundation. The programme awards grants to charitable organisations that are working to tackle challenges facing local areas. The plans will now be considered by council planning officers before a decision is made. Join Edinburgh Live's Whatsapp Community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages.
