Morningside named as one of the best places to live in Scotland
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The area in the southside of the Capital was named in The Sunday Times Best Places to Live guide, however did not take top spot.
Morningside was named 6th in the top 10, just ahead of Strathbungo in Glasgow.
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The Borders town made the top of the list in Scotland, replacing last year’s winner North Berwick.
The former winner remains one of 10 locations in Scotland featured in the UK-wide guide for 2018 which assesses factors including jobs, schools, broadband, culture, community spirit and local amenities.
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The town was on the list last year, as were Dundee and Orkney which both feature again this year.
Other Scottish locations listed include Aberdour in Fife, the Black Isle in the Highlands, Aboyne in Aberdeenshire also featured.
Wigtown in Dumfries and Galloway and the village of Strathbungo south of Glasgow also make the guide.