The future of the capital’s new year party will hinge on the success of this year’s celebrations, already cut back from five days to four, under a broad-ranging review by Edinburgh City Council.
COUNCIL chiefs are considering “privatising” Scotland’s largest Hogmanay street party in a bid to stem losses of more than £1 million over the last three years.
The future of the capital’s new year party will hinge on the success of this year’s celebrations, already cut back from five days to four, under a broad-ranging review by Edinburgh City Council.
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