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Eight arrested after youths cross railway line to enter music festival

Eight arrested after youths cross railway line to enter music festival
BBC Scotland Monday 14 September 2026, 17:11 UTC 1 min read
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Police said youths tried to scale fencing and trespassed on the railway line approaching Edinburgh Waverley to enter the festival without tickets.

Police said youths tried to scale fencing and trespassed on the railway line approaching Edinburgh Waverley to enter the festival without tickets.
Edinburgh Waverley (ORG)
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