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Fourth person arrested in connection with Mark Webley murder
A fourth person has been arrested and charged in connection with the death of 38-year-old Mark Webley in Granton on Hogmanay.
Emergency services were called...
Screening of the Cancer Tapestry documentary in Edinburgh this weekend
Andrew Crummy, MBE, who created the Great Tapestry of Scotland dealt with his cancer diagnosis in 2017 in the only way he knew...
Covid Inquiry text message scandal leads to resignation of top official
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The furore over deleted text messages at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic has claimed its first victim, The Edinburgh Reporter can reveal.
Ken Thomson,...
Frugal Feasting in February – a budget-friendly culinary adventure
As we eagerly step into February, bidding farewell to the somewhat gloomy and prolonged days of January, I find myself back from the sunlit...
Coming soon: Scottish Rugby and a real good news story
A production revealing how Scotland’s first women’s rugby team was created and how Scotland became the unlikely saviours of the 1994 women’s World Cup...
Hibs bolster squad with three “quality” signings
After a quiet start to the January transfer window, Hibs have added “three quality players”, according to manager Nick Montgomery.
Much needed quality from a...
Chinese New Year – the year of the dragon
A full programme of events is taking place in the capital to start off the Year of the Dragon and celebrate Chinese New Year...
Edinburgh councillors line up for the next debate on trams
The council's Transport and Environment Committee will meet on Thursday to discuss which option or options for a second tram line in the city...
Olympic curling gold commemorated on centenary
The Jackson Centenary Bonspiel, celebrating the centenary of an Olympic curling gold medal by the Scottish rink of William Kilgour Jackson and his team...
Whisky experts unbox for a green future
Whisky company removes presentation boxes to edge closer to net zero.
A family-owned spirits business has made a move to phase out its presentation boxes...
Harps and fiddles, saxophones and pipes set for Linlithgow
A musician who has been described as “a one-woman harp festival” opens the latest series of concerts promoted by Red Door at St Peter’s...
Net Zero Home’s key role in workforce development
The Net Zero Home, based at the city's Energy Training Academy, is set to play a key role in shaping the workforce of tomorrow...
SNP councillors want communities to control tourist tax allocation
SNP councillors are to call for a percentage of the funds raised through a visitor levy to be given directly to communities to decide...
The Astronomical Sky over Edinburgh – February 2024
The Earth and Saturn reach their furthest apart all year plus the Moon takes centre stage to aid in locating constellations in the February...
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Hotel development
As well as student flats the city has had many applications for development of sites for hotels in recent years.
The former Virgin...
Enforcement begins as pavement parking ban comes into effect
The City of Edinburgh Council has become the first Scottish local authority to enforce the ban on pavement parking introduced by The Scottish Government...
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Pavement parking ban comes into effect today
The City of Edinburgh Council will become the first Scottish local authority to enforce the ban on pavement...
EUSC presents The Taming of the Shrew
Edinburgh University Shakespeare Company presents an adapted, recontextualised version of The Taming of the Shrew.
Padua, the 1980s, the sun is above and the...
John is new vice-captain
John Harpur is set to be installed as the new vice captain of Craigmillar Park Golf Club at their AGM on Monday, 29 January.
He...
Calls for discussion on the Old Town Hall in Leith
Deidre Brock MP is calling for discussion on future of Leith's Old Town Hall if Police decide to leave
The station is one of those...
Police looking for dash cam footage after assaults on two men
Detectives in Edinburgh require help to establish what happened after two men were assaulted and a car was stolen in the south east of...
Chief Radio have a new presenter
The new start at Chief Radio is nine years old and is believed to be the youngest radio presenter in Scotland.
Eilidh Moss lives...
Refurbishment completed at Herringbone Goldenacre – recruiting for new staff now
Herringbone Goldenacre has a new menu to go alongside its new look, and it is also recruiting for new staff members.
The menu introduces smaller...
Support for two dementia charities in Edinburgh
Heart of Newhaven Community and Networking Key Services are two Edinburgh based projects which have received financial support from charity Age Scotland.
The grant of...
HEART starts beating in St Giles’
HEART by German artist Michael Pendry makes its UK debut at St Giles’ Cathedral this weekend.
The installation in the central part of the High...
Eagles back in Challenge Cup action
Edinburgh Eagles skipper Lewis Clarke is a fitness doubt for the rugby league side’s second round Betfred Challenge Cup clash at Castleford Lock Lane...
Paolozzi – celebrating a centenary
It is 100 years since Eduardo Paolozzi was born, and Modern Two are staging an exhibition over the next three months to celebrate the...
Edinburgh author on longlist for literary prize
Camilla Grudova author of The Coiled Serpent has been named on the longest for the Swansea University Dylan Thomas Prize.
The work is a...
Harry Potter retailer shortlisted in China Scotland Business Awards
An Edinburgh based retailer is among the contenders to win at the China Scotland Business Awards.
Museum Context is the leading independent business involved in...
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The Immortal Memory
It is customary to remember Robert Burns on 25 January - his birthday - and all of this week there have been...
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