In full bloom: new Edinburgh exhibition celebrates the art of the...

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An Edinburgh art gallery has announced details of a new garden-themed exhibition, featuring new work from some of Scotland’s best-known contemporary artists including Ann...

Westfield Court residents divided over listed status

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Residents of Westfield Court are divided on the building's likely listed status as Edinburgh Council debated the future of the building on Monday. Westfield Court,...

Major industry award for builders who transformed Ghost estate in West...

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The house builder which transformed West Lothian’s Ghost estate has won a major industry award.  Springfield partnerships has redeveloped the notorious Deans South estate in Livingston which was emptied of council...

Midlothian residents welcome new recycling bins

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Residents have reported a £2.2million project to improve recycling in Midlothian as a success with more requests for additional bins being made.  A report to the council’s...

Councillors back call on fire station closures

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A call for guarantees that no West Lothian community with a fire station will see it closed following a review of service has been backed by...

Morningside Gallery announces new garden-themed exhibition

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Morningside Gallery has announced details of its latest garden-themed exhibition, which will feature work from a selection of Scottish contemporary artists. Into the Garden opens...

Refurbished Juniper Green tennis courts officially opened

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The local community came together to celebrate the official opening of the newly refurbished tennis courts in Juniper Green. One of the club’s longstanding supporters,...

Bono Coffee – the sun rises on South Clerk Street

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When Bono Coffee opened on South Clerk Street earlier this year, taking over the site of Indiba café-bar, word had spread on social media,...

Hibs 150th anniversary season peters out to a fifth place finish

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Hibs 150th anniversary season which began full of promise finally petered out to a fifth-place finish.  A successful summer transfer window saw the squad size vastly reduced and...

Coffee scene – why Books N’ Cup works

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Books N' Cup, on Raeburn Place in Stockbridge, is consistently busy. This puzzles even some of its regulars. The space, with exposed brickwork, leather...