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Page last updated at 16:22 GMT, Friday, 23 October 2009 17:22 UK

Edinburgh does 'better than expected'

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Graham Birse of the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce has said that the city has fared better than expected over the last year.

He told the BBC's James Cook that despite job losses within the financial sector, tourism and newer industries were doing relatively well.

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