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Scottish government announces £5m Princes Street fire support

Scottish government announces £5m Princes Street fire support
BBC Scotland Wednesday 05 August 2026, 15:09 UTC 1 min read
Key Points

Businesses had called for support in the wake of the blaze that has closed a large section of Edinburgh's main thoroughfare.

Businesses had called for support in the wake of the blaze that has closed a large section of Edinburgh's main thoroughfare.
Scottish (ORG) Princes Street (LOCATION) Edinburgh (LOCATION)
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