Monthly Archives: June 2014
Edinburgh College achieves highest possible inspection rating
Edinburgh College has achieved the highest rating possible in its Education Scotland inspection report published today.Education Scotland’s overarching judgement on the college is that...
Man arrested following offensive tweets about First Minister
Police arrested a 43-year-old man in East Lothian yesterday in connection with alleged offensive online tweets posted about First Minister Alex Salmond.The man was...
Angus Sinclair to stand trial again for 1977 World’s End Murders
The re-trial of World's End murder suspect Angus Sinclair will take place at the High Court in Livingston on October 6.The 69 year old...
Police investigate unprovoked attack in Leith
Police Scotland officers in Edinburgh are appealing for witnesses to come forward after a man was assaulted in Leith.The 29-year-old was subjected to an...
Hibs Community Foundation donates kit to Ugandan children
The Hibernian Community Foundation have continued their association with local groups linked to the Global Citizenship Partnership with the donation of new ‘old-stock’ kit...
Five things you need to know today
Portobello High School - Jazz at the Botanics - Dads Rock - Marketing Edinburgh - Orchid Fair -
The council's private bill to allow...
Friday in Edinburgh – what’s on today
FRIDAY 27 JUNE 2014John McPake and the Sea Beggars: Edinburgh native Stuart Campbell launches his debut novel 'an extraordinarily warm and humane exploration of...
Housing Bill to allow homeowners to get on with repairs
Lothian Labour MSP, Sarah Boyack, has welcomed new laws to help homeowners get on with common repairs to their property.The provisions, passed yesterday evening...
Alan Stubbs wants to make Easter Road intimidating for visitors
Hibs formally introduced new Head Coach Alan Stubbs to the media today at the club’s training centre in East Lothian and the former Celtic...
Missing Brechin man seen in Craigmillar
Police Scotland, Tayside Division is appealing for information that could help trace the whereabouts of 27 year old Lynton Frazer, who was last seen...
Escaped prisoner may be in Edinburgh
Police Scotland is appealing for information that could help to trace the whereabouts of 47-year-old absconder Kenneth Tait. He was last seen in the...
Bert’s Coffee Bar now open at The Corn Exchange
Fancy somewhere to have a coffee where there is no problem with parking and there is free wifi?300 Edinburgh coffee drinkers were today rewarded...
Portobello will have a new High School by 2016
The Scottish Parliament has today passed the City of Edinburgh Council’s Private Bill to allow the new Portobello High School to be built on...
Marathonbet are new Hibs’ sponsors
Hibs have announced a significant six-figure partnership deal with Marathonbet, which will see the global bookmakers become the Club's new Main Sponsor.The initial two-year...
New housing development started in North Edinburgh
A regeneration project in North Edinburgh is getting underway this week and some Craigroyston pupils were on hand to help start things off.
A total...
Mary Queen of Scots in Craigmillar
An archaeological dig at Bridgend farm house on the edge of Craigmillar Castle Park has been trying to find traces of an old chapel...
Edinburgh International Festival Fringe – Mind blowing comedy at The Stand
In his new comedy show ‘Robin Ince is In (and out of) His Mind’, Ince explains that the human mind is one of the...
The City of Edinburgh Council meeting 26 June 2014
Today's meeting of the council is split into two distinct parts, one to deal with the Mortonhall babies ashes matter and the other to...
New powers to tackle dangerous buildings
Last week, MSPs voted to pass the Buildings (Recovery of Expenses) (Scotland) BillThe Member's Bill, promoted by Labour MSP, David Stewart, will give Local Authorities...
Sale of Council houses to sitting tenants brought to an end in Scotland
The Scottish Government had a long session yesterday to approve The Housing (Scotland) Bill which is designed to improve condition of houses let to...
Boroughmuir Kick Off New Season
The new season fixtures for the BT Premiership season have just been announced with Boroughmuir Rugby kicking off their new season at home to...
Five things you need to know today
Portobello High School - Action plan for Mortonhall - Get online at Craigmillar Library - Potholes - Waverley Market today The bill currently before Holyrood...
Thursday in Edinburgh – what’s on today
THURSDAY 26 JUNE 201World in Chains: the Impact of Nuclear Weapons and Militarisation. Political activist Angie Zelter launches her latest book, 'essays that question...
Hibs announce pre-season fixtures
Hibs have announced four pre-season friendly fixtures in the build-up to the 2014/15 Scottish Championship season.With new Head Coach Alan Stubbs in charge, a...
Man injured during Drum Brae housebreaking
Police are appealing for witnesses following a housebreaking in the Drum Brae area of the city.Enquiries are underway after four men broke into the...
The Edinburgh Reporter looks back at Alan Stubbs’ career
Hibs will formally introduce new Head Coach Alan Stubbs to the media tomorrow at the Club’s Training Centre, and today the Edinburgh Reporter looks...
Puppy abandoned with note in East Lothian
The Scottish SPCA is appealing for information after a puppy was abandoned at a rural roadside in East Lothian.Scotland’s animal welfare charity was alerted...
Police investigate death of buzzard in Fife
Police in Fife are conducting investigations after a dead buzzard was found in woods to the north of Ballingry in late April.Enquiries at that...
Pop up golf shop at Edinburgh Airport
In the year that Scotland hosts the Ryder Cup it should be no surprise that a luxury golf shop has been introduced at Edinburgh Airport. This innovative...
The Edinburgh Reporter chats to David Munro
David Munro was born and brought up in Granton. He had a successful career as a marketing professional and still does. But he is...