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Get down to The Meadows for fun on Friday
Join in a free physical activity and sport event at the Meadows on Friday afternoon, 14 September, hosted by young people for young people.
In...
How to make your own street a safer one
It was during the Beast from the East in March that we were all supposed to go riding bikes across the city centre to...
Local MSP welcomes settlement of carers’ allowance
Scotland’s new public service to make first social security payments
SNP MSP Ben Macpherson has welcomed the news that carers in Edinburgh will receive the...
Milligan hopes to make a comeback to Strollers
Civil Service Strollers defender Chris Milligan is hoping to make a return to football – 18 months after a horror double leg break.
The 27-year-old...
Lidl on Easter Road is now open
After months of speculation Lidl UK has opened its doors on Easter Road this morning.
Tony Singh the celebrity chef, cut the ribbon before locals...
What’s on – Book now for Fizz on the Forth
Get ready for a great experience when you can toast the weekend with a glass of bubbly and soak up the sights on the...
Old dish back on the menu in Southside pub
St Andrews Brewing Co at Potterrow has brought an old dish back onto the menu.
The dish is called Tweed Kettle and it dates from...
Democracy debate this Thursday – book your place now
The John P. Mackintosh Memorial Debate
'Where Now for Democracy?'
Main Debating Chamber, The Scottish Parliament, Edinburgh, EH99 1SP
Thursday 6th September 2018
6.00 p.m. - 8.30 p.m.
(Doors...
What do you think of plans for West Princes Street Gardens?
You have a couple of weeks to comment on the council consultation about West Princes Street Gardens.
Following a proposal that the Ross Bandstand is...
Edinburgh Trams – ‘busiest festival ever’
Edinburgh Trams tells us they have had their busiest ever Festival with over 600,000 customer journeys. This is up more than seven per cent...
Edinburgh International Book Festival – public programme now finished for this year
Its almost over for another year. Yesterday was the last public day of The Edinburgh International Book Festival. Now they look forward to welcoming...
2018 International Festival. A celebration of inclusion and Scotland’s Year of Young People
The 2018 Edinburgh International Festival ended last evening with the Virgin Money Fireworks Concert. Drawing hundreds of thousands of Festival-goers from more than 80...
2018 Virgin Money Fireworks Concert
Few words. Just some images from Princes Street Gardens.
Help Wedgwood become the best restaurant outside London
Edinburgh’s Wedgwood the Restaurant has been nominated as the “Best Restaurant Outside London” in the Food and Travel Reader Awards for the third year...
It’s National Dog Day on Sunday
Dogs are set to be pampered at bars and restaurants across the country tomorrow Sunday August 26 to celebrate National Dog Day.
Scotland has a...
La Cenerentola
And not a glass slipper to be seen...
Ingenious optical illusions, sumptuous video projections and unstoppable comedy.
Renowned Norwegian director Stefan Herheim’s extraordinary production of Rossini’s...
Edinburgh International Culture Summit begins at Holyrood
The Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh this week hosts world leaders from the cultural sector at the fourth Edinburgh International Culture Summit, from Wednesday 22...
Come and join us at The Edinburgh Reporter September #Instameet
The Edinburgh Reporter invites local and not so local Instagrammers to come along to an exclusive hour or so in the fabulous St Cecilia's...
Edinburgh International Book Festival 2018 – Jo Swinson MP to speak on gender equality
MP for East Dunbartonshire Jo Swinson will give a talk tonight at the Edinburgh International Book Festival on eliminating gender inequality.
Following the publication of...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018 – REVIEW – Denim: The Reunion Tour***
After a sell-out global pop tour that came to an earth-shattering finale in Edinburgh last year – Denim broke up. Humanity has been in...
Save Leith Walk to hand in petition to City Chambers
On Wednesday the Save Leith Walk campaign will hand in a petition of more than 10,000 signatures to try and save the 80 year-old...
The Prisoner
As resident company at the 2018 International Festival, the Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord brings three contrasting yet equally daring works to Edinburgh. Peter...
The End of Eddy
'My crime wasn't doing something. My crime was being something. Being different in a way everyone else could see.'
Born into poverty in an isolated...
2018 Edinburgh International Book Festival – Day 10, 20th August
What with other stuff to do, the weather, life the universe and everything getting in the way, we, eventually, made a second - well,...
E-bikes are a hit with tourists
An Edinburgh business Ezeepedal is enjoying increased demand from visitors with its electric bikes.
The easy to use cycles can reach speeds of up to...
Take a moment to linger by the Mercat Cross
If you are a visitor or somebody who lives here all year round you may walk past the Mercat Cross without noticing it too...
What does the most expensive bottle of whisky in the world look like?
Well, it looks very artistic, as it has been decorated by one of two world famous pop artists. We can't tell you what it...
Parents urged to consent to flu vaccination
Parents of primary school children in NHS Lothian are being encouraged to act now to get their children ready to flight flu this winter.
Following...
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