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City builders’ merchants expands HQ offering
St Andrews Timber & Building Supplies has strengthened its partnership with HSS Hire Group (HSS) with the opening of a rental facility at its...
New Permanent Secretary appointed to The Scottish Government
Joe Griffin has been appointed the top civil servant in The Scottish Government to work closely with the First Minister on major strategic and...
Scotland can be the “engine room of UK growth”
The Secretary of State for Scotland, the Rt Hon Ian Murray, told an audience at the University of Edinburgh's Informatics Forum on Friday morning...
Ronaq spices things up with new menu
A new menu which promises to deliver more authentic flavours of India has launched at the Ronaq restaurant in Edinburgh.
The BYOB eatery, which is...
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New coffee house
A new place to visit has just opened on The Royal Mile in a Category A-listed building in Edinburgh’s Old Town...
Former social worker convicted of sexual assault at Barnardo’s home
A former social worker has been convicted of physically and sexually assaulting children at a Barnardo’s residential home in East Lothian.
Peter Livingstone carried out...
New coffee house opens in the Old Town
A new coffee house with a long history is open now on The Royal Mile.
John's Coffee House and Tavern is being reintroduced after...
Crash on Clermiston Road North
A driver came to rest upside down in the hatchback they were driving on Clermiston Road North on Thursday evening around 7pm.
Emergency services were...
House builder makes World Book Day donation to local school
Pupils at Maybury Primary School are among those celebrating World Book Day today.
The pupils have received a donation of a £250 book token...
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New £15 million community fund launched
The Regenerative Futures Fund is a new ten year community fund which is aimed at putting "decision making...
Royalettes get 2025 off to a flier
Edinburgh-based Royalettes baton twirlers brought home a remarkable haul of 26 medals from the first TwirlSport Scotland Majorettes competition of 2025 in Fife.
The success...
Scottish Government announce infrastructure funding for Granton Waterfront
Monies announced today from The Scottish Government's Housing Infrastructure Fund will enable the infrastructure works preparing the way for 847 new homes, including 387...
Bonnie & Style will bring glamour to St James Quarter
The food hall at St James Quarter, Bonnie & Wild, is playing its part in the Edinburgh STYLE weekend at the end of March....
£15 million community fund to be launched in the capital
The Regenerative Futures Fund is a new ten year community fund which is aimed at putting "decision making in the hands of those who...
Celebrate International Waffle Day – where else but at Duck & Waffle?
Duck & Waffle Edinburgh will be the place to celebrate International Waffle Day with the return of Waffle Week later this month.
From Monday,...
Review – Heaven at The Traverse
It's a Saturday afternoon and one theatregoer is enjoying a large glass of Chardonnay. "Size large darling", she tells the bar staff. Moments later...
Cousin Trophy winners at Curl Edinburgh are Team Keron
The Cousin Trophy. first played for in 1950 at Edinburgh Curling Club, was given a major revamp in its 75th year and in the...
Kick boxing twins head off to Italy
Capital kick-boxing twins, Arran and Freya Drever, are off to the Italian Cup this weekend as part of a contingent from the Wolfpack Club...
SNJO looks east for spicy Queen’s Hall adventures
The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra is broadening its horizons with a concert entitled 21 Spices featuring the sensational Indian percussionist, Trilok Gurtu, at the...
City estate agent in trainee recruitment drive
An Edinburgh-based solicitors and estate agents, is on course to appoint five trainee solicitors in less than a year as the company continues to...
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Saving Roseburn Path
A second petition has been established to support "saving" the Roseburn Path from development by the council for a north south tram...
Business Stream to sponsor all-female rowing team in the ‘World’s Toughest Row’
Edinburgh based water retailer, Business Stream, has announced its sponsorship of an all-female rowing team, Scotland the Wave, who are set to take part...
Conservatives want to reduce school leaving age
The Scottish Conservatives have made a radical suggestion to overhaul the education system in Scotland.
The party has suggested that by lowering the school leaving...
Swinney confirms that Scotland stands with Ukraine
On Tuesday First Minister John Swinney pledged the support of The Scottish Government to “securing international solidarity” for the long-term future of an independent...
Edinburgh wins Tree Cities of the World award
The capital has been recognised for its "dedication to protecting and cherishing the urban tree canopy".
Edinburgh is one of 27 cities which join 210...
Kirkbrae cricketers create new role for Taha
Kirkbrae Cricket Club, who have teams in Division two and six of the East Leagues have created a new role for 2025 with Taha...
Cast announced for Restless Natives: The Musical
This summer Leith Theatre will come alive during a three month long programme of theatre music and film - and the headline show is...
Festival director to step down
The festival director of the Edinburgh International Children's Festival, Noel Jordan, is stepping down after 10 years.
He has ensured the continuation and growth...
Fundraiser for St Columba’s – Vegas style
A Vegas themed dinner held at Prestonfield House Hotel has raised £93,000 for hospice care at St Columba's.
The event was organised by the hospice...
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Improving pedestrian crossing times
The council's Transport and Environment meets on Thursday when it will discuss how to resolve delays to pedestrians at pedestrian crossings....
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