Race against time to find new home for double-decker bus Fringe venue

The creator of one of the most unusual venues at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe is facing a race against time to find it a new home for the event’s 75th anniversary.

A converted double-decker bus which has been a fixture of the Fringe since 2015 could be missing this year due to building works at its previous base in the Potterrow area.

The Blundabus has been a lynchpin of the "pay what you want" model at the Fringe which has allowed audiences to book tickets in advance to secure entry or instead make a donation at the end of a show.