Edinburgh Headlines 12 September: Edinburgh Castle and other iconic heritage sites in Lothian set to open their doors for free this winter

The latest news headlines from the Edinburgh Evening News, Tuesday September 12th.

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00:00 Hi there and welcome back to EdinburghNews.com. I'm Rhoda Morrison, I'm the editor here at

00:05 the Evening News and I'm going to run through just some of the main stories

00:08 from the day so far. Some of Scotland's most famous castles are set to welcome

00:14 visitors for free over the winter and all you have to do is show your postcode.

00:18 Those living in Scotland can register for tickets which are available on the

00:23 first Sunday of every month up until March via the link on our website.

00:29 Owners of the Festival Village in Edinburgh have been given just weeks to

00:33 dismantle the popular venue. They have been warned that if they fail to do so

00:38 they could face a £50,000 fine after a notice was served following a breach of

00:43 planning controls. And finally Edinburgh Cinemas are set to show three Batman

00:49 films this weekend to celebrate 83 years since his first appearance in the DC

00:54 comics. All the details on Batman Day, where and when the films are showing and

00:59 how you can book tickets are up on our website now. If you've got a story that you

01:05 think we should be covering or that you want to let us know about please do get

01:08 in touch. All our details are over on our contact us page and as always stick

01:12 around for all the latest news from Edinburgh as we get it throughout the day.