Detectives investigating the disappearance of Khasha Smith have arrested a man as they continue to appeal for information. Khasha, of Edinburgh, was last seen to be safe and well on a FaceTime call on Tuesday, 10 October, , aged Following extensive enquiries, Khasha is believed to be dead. However, her body is yet to be found. A year-old man has today, Friday, 6 September, , been arrested in connection with her death and enquiries are ongoing.
Anyone with information is asked to call Police Scotland on quoting incident number of 5 January Officers conducting enquiries to locate missing woman Khasha Smith began searching in an area off Calder Road in Edinburgh today Wednesday, 4 September, The work includes specialist search trained officers as part of the investigation to locate Khasha who went missing almost a year ago, aged Extensive enquiries have been carried out but Khasha is still a missing person.
We are continuing to support her family throughout this time. Khasha was last seen to be safe and well on Tuesday, 10 October, She has never gone missing before. She is around 5ft, of slim build, with blue eyes and long, blonde hair. We are doing everything we can to find her.
Anyone with information is asked to call Police Scotland via , quoting incident number of 5 January Proposals for five new supported bus services in the west of Edinburgh are set to be discussed at the Transport and Environment Committee tomorrow Thursday 23 May. Four of the new routes would be run by Lothian with the The Gyle to Clermiston route being operated by Handicabs Lothian.
Before the revised contracts went out for tender the Council consulted with local communities and operators to help develop route specifications and help balance community requirements within the available budget. The new services will improve bus provision in the west of the city with some of the routes amended and a new connection to Cramond being provided by utilising a developer contribution from new housing in the area.
