Police warn about mobile phone theft
Police in Edinburgh are urging the public to take steps to secure their mobile phone against thieves.
Officers working on Operation Arable, an ongoing initiative...
Teachers propose to strike next week – Edinburgh schools will be...
Teachers are planning to take industrial action next Thursday 24 November.
The strike has been called by the Educational Institute of Scotland and the...
Police seek help to trace cameras stolen from New Town property
Police are appealing for the public's help to trace items which were stolen from an address in the New Town area of Edinburgh city...
From The Chair of The Hypnotherapist…Wish You Could Stop Snacking?
The Edinburgh Reporter's Mike Smith is a qualified hypnotherapist. In the first of a regular series of articles, Mike offers some help to anyone...
Coronavirus – today’s figures
At today's media briefing the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is joined by Interim Chief Medical Officer Dr Gregor Smith and Chief Constable Iain Livingstone.
At...
New Edinburgh bike hire scheme to run from August
A new bike hire scheme will be launched in the capital by August to replace a version that collapsed almost four years ago.
Edinburgh Council...
University pull out of Leith Walk development
The Save Leith Walk campaign have told us this morning that the University of Edinburgh is pulling out of its involvement with the Drum...
Only licensed shop in Gifford loses licence
Residents in an East Lothian village face a ‘dry’ Christmas after its only shop lost its licence to sell alcohol.
The Nisa store in Gifford...
Robertson back to his roots with new project
Restaurant chain Gaucho plan to open an Argentinian steak restaurant in Edinburgh in mid-November and this signals a homecoming for chef director Jamie Robertson.
He...
#SP16 Blair Heary Scottish Labour candidate Edinburgh Peatlands
Blair Heary already looks like a politician, but even though he has been out seven nights a week for some weeks now, he still managed to...
Lynn’s off to the Royal Wedding!
Well done Lynn!
Lynn Cleal has been the inspiration behind the St John and the City defibrillator project which aims to put the life-saving devices...
UNISON issue warning to council on compulsory redundancies
The trade union has issued a warning to the council that they are in danger of breaking election promises. The Union issued this statement:
As...
Five things you need to know today
High School Yards steps reopen
COMPETITIONS!
Figgate Park Clean up
Armed Forces Day
Celtic Renewables
The steps at High School Yards have just been reopened after being closed for 12...
Government has mapped out financial support for communities
A new collection of digital maps will display the funding being given to support communities across Scotland.
The online dashboard will enable users to...
Armed robber jailed for seven years at High Court
A man who carried out three armed robberies at bookmakers in Edinburgh last year has been given a sentence of seven years at the...
Bake Off winner to be recognised by the city
Cllr Sue Webber who represents the Pentland Hills Ward has asked that the city recognises the achievement of Peter Sawkins who recently won the...
Police confirm identity of man who fell from window
Police in Edinburgh have confirmed the identity of a man who died after falling from a window in West Preston Street.
He was 19-year-old Ben McLean...
Five things you need to know today
Feeding the 5000 - Vintage Nation at the Corn Exchange - Petitions Committee to be reviewed - Cycling with Sky Ride - Tonight at...
Best Bar None scheme to extend to the city centre
At an event to be held later today licensees will hear that Best Bar None (BBN) Scotland is preparing to launch a new scheme catering...
Michelle Macleod re-appointed as the Police Investigations and Review Commissioner
Michelle Macleod has been re-appointed as the Police Investigations and Review Commissioner (PIRC), the independent police scrutiny body.
Her reappointment will commence on 17 August...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh Spy Week
KEYFRAMES - what did you think?
New Town Community Cinema
Live Well in Later Life event in Gorgie
Gas mains work moves to Priestfield
Edinburgh...
Greenspace funding boosts access in Edinburgh
A greenspace project in Edinburgh has received over £38,000 funding from the Central Scotland Green Network (CSGN) Development Fund to deliver strategic environmental and...
Liddell Olympic centenary celebrated today
The niece of legendary Scots athlete, Eric Liddell, has paid tribute to his sporting feats and lasting influence one hundred years to the day...
Plans for a new family park in the East Lothian hit...
Plans for a new family park in the East Lothian countryside have been recommended for refusal by planners over concerns about road safety.
The operator...
Share your experiences of gender inequality and racism in Edinburgh in...
You are invited to share any experiences of gender inequality or racism with the national body responsible for finding out more about such problems.
The...
Edinburgh Climate Conference 26-27th February 2011
The University of Edinburgh is organising its first Climate Conference next weekend.
The Conference Coordinator, Robbie Marwick, told The Edinburgh Reporter that the event “aims...
LIVE Breaking News – Edinburgh Tram Inquiry Report published today
The Edinburgh Tram Inquiry was officially established in June 2014 by The Scottish Government when it was led by Alex Salmond as First Minister
Now...
Weekend news 14th-15th August 2010
A teenager is being hunted for the murder of a delivery driver according to The Sun. Simon San was killed outside his family's takeaway...
Looking ahead to Clean Air Day in June
Sciennes Primary School played a vital role in publicising Clean Air Day in Scotland which will take place in June, when they were joined...
Investigation underway after 47-year-old man found seriously injured in Musselburgh
Detectives are appealing for information after a man was seriously assaulted in Musselburgh.
Around 3.50am on Monday, 14 October, 2024, a 47-year-old man was found...