Tron Kirk

Why scrapping Edinburgh's Hogmanay street party would be a dangerous step Tom Wood

The historic kirk in heart of old town reopens on 1st July

New life to be breathed into Tron Kirk after trust takes over

Bonnie Prince Charlie Entering the Ballroom at Holyroodhouse, by John Pettie. The leader of the Jacobite army caused a stir when he arrived in the capital in September 1745 with the city the nerve centre of the rising for six weeks. PIC: Royal Collections Trust.

Step back into 1745 and Jacobite-occupied Edinburgh

Officials at the Cockburn Association have expressed their disappointment at news the council is to pull the plug on funding for the Tron Kirk.

Watchdog blasts council over Tron Kirk budget cuts

Edinburgh World Heritage has announced it is to end its occupancy of the historic Tron Kirk.

Tron Kirk future uncertain as Edinburgh World Heritage departs

Concerns over safety of people celebrating Hogmanay at the Tron helped prompt the switch to Princes Street (Picture: Jane Barlow)

Why Edinburgh’s Hogmanay street party shouldn’t return to the Tron – Tom Wood

People singing Auld Lang's Syne during New Year at the Tron, Edinburgh 1964.

14 pictures that show Edinburgh's Hogmanay celebrations through the years

People singing Auld Lang's Syne during New Year at the Tron, Edinburgh 1964.

14 pictures that show Edinburgh's Hogmanay celebrations through the years

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Detail of a sketch by Alex Kirkwood of the "Great Fire of Edinburgh" in 1824. PIC: TSPL.

On this day 1824 - the Great Fire of Edinburgh breaks out

Masonry has fallen from the Tron Kirk.

Storm Ali: Tron Kirk masonry fall forces closure of South Bridge

Adam Wilkinson, director of Edinburgh World Heritage, at the launch of the exhibition showcasing the Old and New Town. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Exhibition boost to campaign for more statues of Edinburgh women

Kit Guy is among the young people featured in a new short film which raises questions about Edinburgh's legacy of monuments.

Edinburgh's legacy of monuments to men questioned in new Royal Mile exhibition

Manager Cree Britee-Steer with one of Civerinos' pizzas. Picture: Ian Georgeson

Owner of pizza restaurant slams council decision to allow pizza stalls during Fe...

Campaigners have said the Fringe is at risk for the sake of a pizza van

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The Tron Kirk market. Pic: Neil Hanna

Historic Edinburgh church to become heritage centre

Hogmanay 1959: Revellers see in the new year outside the Tron Kirk, the traditional venue for the bells. Picture: TSPL

In pictures: Edinburgh’s Hogmanay celebrations, then and now

The Street of Light. Picture: Ian Georgeson

Edinburgh’s Christmas Street of Light switched on

Glasgow's Science Centre. Picture: Scottish Government

‘Hame’ shone onto landmarks for St Andrew’s Day

Hogmanay party animals at the launch in Edinburgh. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Edinburgh Hogmanay unveiled as Royal Mile expansion announced

Edinburgh's Christmas festival normally lights up Princes Street.

Edinburgh Christmas: Royal Mile to be lit up

Zoe Rahman of the Zoe Rahman Trio
played one of the 150 concerts that took place at the Edinburgh Jazz Festival 2015. Picture: Conrtibuted

Edinburgh Jazz Festival sees record ticket sales

The Canongate Tollbooth clock is moved forward for the beginning of British Summer Tme. Picture: Julie Bull

Plan to make landmark clocks automatic

Gerald Gapinski is selling his work at the arts market inside the Trom. Picture: Julie Bull

Tron Kirk to become indoor market

The Tron Kirk is a central feature of the Old Town. Picture: Susan Nisbet

Tron Kirk will shine again with £9m rescue bid

Edinburgh's Hogmanay Street Party saw 10,000 tickets go unsold. Picture: Jane Barlow

Leaders: Edinburgh’s Hogmanay | Climate change

The Tron Kirk, in the 1800s and the present day. Picture: Lost Edinburgh

Lost Edinburgh: The Tron Kirk

Exploring Edinburgh’s cultural landmarks on New Year’s Day

How to spend your Hogmanay

Matter of convenience – bar to get toilets after all

Loo-less Tron Kirk blasted by rivals over festive opening plans

Bells ring again for Tron’s party

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Tron Kirk to be new Edinburgh Fringe venue

Nostalgia: Seeing in the New Year with Old Town style

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Sad reflection

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Tron Kirk focus of heritage plan

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