Top Stories

The Edinburgh business community is looking to raise more than £1 million with a fundraising event later this summer. The body, Business Beats Cancer Edinburgh,...

Tenants and protesters stormed a recently built apartment block in Leith on Friday (JUL 3) over an alleged rent increase of almost 25%.  The protest,...

We’ve just had our “Royal Week” in Scotland when the King and the royal household spend a special time with the people of their...

On Thursday the 30th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide was marked with a solemn commemoration at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. The ceremony honoured...

Elderly residents of a sheltered housing block in Edinburgh say they are being cut off from their communities by a cobbled access lane, which...

Just as the 2026 race prepares to set off from Barcelona on Saturday, an event in Edinburgh Waverley on Thursday was staged to remind...

Following an article which we wrote in 2025, we and everyone else in Edinburgh had expected the scaffolding to be removed from outside the...

Cameron Toll roundabout will be partially closed for three days this weekend. Scottish Power is undertaking essential ducting work underneath the section of the roundabout...

Each month The Old Edinburgh Club takes a look back at notable dates and highlights them for Edinburgh Reporter readers. 1 July - In 1505,...

Almost 120 prisoners died behind bars in two years as Scotland's jails grapple with a twin crisis fuelled by drugs and despair, new figures...

EDINBURGH’S Council Leader has backed Andy Burnham’s plans to introduce greater devolution to the entire UK, taking power away from Westminster and the devolved...

The yearly Ceremony of the Keys took place on Tuesday afternoon when His Majesty The King symbolically received the keys to the City of...

The homelessness charity, Social Bite, has officially opened its flagship village, using modular housing on an empty site, showing one way of introducing a scalable...

Hundreds of people living in blocks of flats at Granton Waterfront were advised late on Friday afternoon not to drink the water from their...

The two candidates for the council by-elections being held in September have been announced. The party has selected a self-employed gardener and a homelessness campaigner...

On Monday there were nine new electric vehicles driven out of the Lothian garage on the number 36 route between the Gyle Centre and...

The Earth reaches the furthest point from the Sun all year and we have a fourth, consecutive, new supermoon. The Sun begins the month in...

A celebration was held to remember rugby legend, Scott Hastings, who died last month from cancer, aged 61, only eighteen months after his wife...

MIDLOTHIAN schoolgirls have become the first in the region to complete a “pioneering” fire skills course designed to boost employability and inspire careers in the...

Against the backdrop of alleged anti-Muslim "terror-linked" attacks in Edinburgh, an anti-racist protest took to the streets of Leith, where some of the most disturbing incidents took place. Last...

On Saturday at The Scottish Parliament the King attended the official opening of the Seventh Session of The Scottish Parliament. The Presiding Officer welcomed Their...

The council's travel team has just published its latest list of roadworks and street closures in the capital over the next week. Every area of...

As the capital basked in warm weather during the last week some spectacular thunder and lightning also appeared in the skies early on Friday...

A teacher at a prestigious Edinburgh private school who assaulted a child by binding their wrists and ankles together with cable ties, has walked...

Edinburgh duo who have brought life-saving surgery to children in 40 countries honoured. A Scotland-based charity whose work has helped make possible over 800,000 life-changing...

An Edinburgh shed is among three Scottish entries shortlisted for the national Shed of the Year title. "Tom's Shed", owned by Thomas Chisholm in Edinburgh,...

The City of Edinburgh Council has called for a review of all exemptions for blade carrying and purchasing from the Scottish and UK Governments. The call comes as the...

The Edinburgh Angus Club (EAC) has recognised a host of senior school pupils in its latest annual awards ceremony. Founded in 1840, the charity was...

Bonnie & Wild has become the first food hall in the world to be certified as a B Corp after meeting set environmental and...

A petition launched by a group of independent businesses asks The City of Edinburgh Council to re-evaluate the cost of its tables and chairs...