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Edinburgh fashion designer has work worn for second time on The Traitors

An Edinburgh fashion designer has had her work worn for a second time by presenter Claudia Winkleman on hit television series The Celebrity Traitors. Judy...

Plan the Ultimate London ‘Must See’ Theatre Break

Culture
PLAN YOUR LONDON MUST SEE THEATRE BREAK WITH LNER AND THE ECCLESTON SQUARE HOTEL I never cease to be surprised, no matter how many times I visit,...

Kids eat free and family fun at Fort Kinnaird this October week

Culture
Fort Kinnaird is urging families to make the most of the October week through a variety of deals, offers and activities across the centre. Whether...

Saltires 2026 Shortlists announced today

Books
The shortlisted titles for this year’s Saltires, Scotland’s National Book Awards, are announced today Thursday 15th October by newly appointed incoming Director of the Book...

Review: Idrîsî Ensemble at St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral 

Culture
Edinburgh’s historic Episcopal Cathedral, followed a day later by the Victorian capaciousness of Glasgow Evangelical Church, were imposing, atmospheric stages for the Idrîsî Ensemble’s...

Leithers urged to share ideas for UK Town of Culture 2028 bid

Culture
Leith residents are being invited to share their ideas to help shape the town's bid to become the UK's first Town of Culture in...

Programme unveiled for Christmas with MagicFest 2026

Culture
Kevin Quantum and Ben Hart will top the bill at Edinburgh's own annual festival of magic returns this Christmas. The programme for the 17th Edinburgh...

South Queensferry restaurant on the shortlist in the National Fish & Chip Awards

Culture
The Crab & Lobster Fish Shack in South Queensferry has been shortlisted for the Restaurant of the Year title in the National Fish &...

SPORT

Sport

Secure serving Jacob into Sardinian semi-final

Jacob Fearnley is into the semi-final of the Olbia Challenger tennis tournament in Sardinia after defeating Czech teenager Maxim Mrva 6-0, 7-6. The result means...

No need to hit the panic button insists Josh Mulligan

Sport
Josh Mulligan insists that there is no need to hit the panic button after Hibs defeat to Dundee United last weekend left them two...

Good and bad news for Hibs fans ahead of Falkirk game

Sport
Hibs manager Marink Reedijk has provided some good and bad news for fans ahead of tomorrow’s home game against Falkirk.  Two injured players have returned...

Marink Reedijk looking forward to first home match and meeting the fans

Sport
Marink Reedijk is excited for his debut game at Easter Road against Falkirk tomorrow.  After over three weeks in charge, Reedijk will experience his first...

Vrancken was ‘proud’ of the first hour

Sport
Hearts head coach, Woulter Vrancken, felt the 1-1 draw with Danish side, FC Nordsjaelland, was a disappointment because of the late goal which arrived...

Rojkjaer’s late strike stuns Tynecastle

Sport
Nicklas Rojkjaer’s strike in the dying minutes levelled proceedings at 1-1 and stunned an almost packed Tynecastle, leaving Hearts’ head coach, Wouter Vrancken, and...

BUSINESS & PROPERTY

Business

Announcement of an increase in the Real Living Wage

The Living Wage Foundation has announced a rise in the Real Living Wage from today of 4.8% or 65p per hour, making the new...

Cars4You Ltd in administration with dozens of jobs lost

Business
Some 26 employees have been made redundant after administrators were appointed at a used car retailer based in Sighthill. The company, Cars4You Ltd has...

Livingston net double boost with JHE deals

Business
Local firm John Heaney Electrical Limited (JHE) has extended its sponsorship of Livingston Football Club. The West Lothian mechanical, electrical and HVAC specialist has agreed...

New brewing and distilling centre at Heriot-Watt could provide huge boost to Scottish economy

Business
Heriot-Watt University has revealed plans to build a new £35 million brewing and distilling centre. An assessment of the proposal by BiGGAR Economics suggests the...

Edinburgh hospitality venue Ricks to return to Frederick Street this month

Business
An Edinburgh restaurant and bar is set to return to the city centre this month following an extensive refurbishment project. Ricks will reopen on Frederick...

Four new brands move into St James Quarter

Business
Four new retail brands are preparing to open at the St James Quarter, bringing more than 7,000 square feet of additional retail space to...

New George Street bar opens its doors in former auction room

Business
The Lyon Public House has officially opened its doors following the six-month redevelopment of a historic Edinburgh auction house. The new George Street venue from...

Refurbishment of 65 Haymarket Terrace completed

Business
Three floors of an office building overlooking Haymarket Station have completed a refurbishment project, bringing nearly 20,000 sq. ft. of space to the city...

Edinburgh student-led investment competition launches

Business
Students from two Edinburgh universities have launched a Scotland-wide investment competition. The initiative brings together societies from seven universities to manage virtual portfolios. Running throughout...

Legal firm expands Edinburgh operations with key solicitor appointments

Business
A legal practice operating in the heart of Edinburgh has expanded its local operations with key solicitor appointments. Shakespeare Martineau has moved to bolster its...

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