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SNJO unites East and West at the Queen’s Hall
The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra unites Orient with Occident and a 2000-year-old musical tradition with contemporary improvisation in World of the Gods at the...
Actions speak louder than headlines this Europe Day
Today on Europe Day 2023 Angus Robertson Cabinet Secretary for the Constitution External Affairs and Culture, addressed The Scottish Parliament.
He said: "The difficult reality is...
Scottish framework success for Edinburgh company
Construction and property consultants Summers-Inman, who have their HQ in Edinburgh, is celebrating winning business in Scotland valued at over £180 million.
The firm...
Open Studios weekend at Out of the Blue Abbeymount
On 20 and 21 May there will be an open studios weekend at Out of the Blue Abbeymount.
This is home to more than 30...
Death of Lady Anne Farmer announced
In a notice in The Telegraph, the death has been announced of Lady Anne Farmer, wife of Sir Tom for more than 50 years....
Filming in Edinburgh today – second series of Belgravia
The cast of Carnival Film's historical period drama, Belgravia, were in the New Town on Tuesday filming the next part of the series based...
Inception – at Dalkeith Palace
At Dalkeith Palace until 14 May there is an exhibition showcasing a curated collection of inspiring artists.
This year 35 modern and contemporary sculptors,...
Five things you need to know today
School term dates
The long Bank Holiday weekend for the King's Coronation is over, and it will be back to work for many people and...
Coronation weekend in Edinburgh celebrated in style
After the coronation of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla on Saturday there were many who celebrated the historic occasion.
Here is...
Joanna Cherry warns of possible legal action against The Stand
Levy & Macrae, a Glasgow legal firm, has threatened court action against The Stand Comedy Club on behalf of their client Joanna Cherry, KC,...
Time for Yotties Week on Britannia
The Yotties oare back for their week on Royal Yacht Britannia raising the new King Charles III flag following the Coronation on Saturday.
The...
The Houseplant Hospital will open in Newhaven
A new business - The Houseplant Hospital - will open in Newhaven soon.
This will be a place to take your sick houseplants to...
Test run for new course at Foxlake
On Friday the Gullane U11s football team made a splash at Foxlake Adventures as they tested out the new Aqua Park obstacle course.
The course...
Government must act now to deal with the housing crisis
The Scottish Labour Party's recent business debate concentrated on the housing crisis. Mark Griffin MSP laid down a motion demanding that Parliament acts quickly...
Bear’s Royal Picnic held at Starbank Park
At Starbank Park on Saturday it was a RIGHTS Royal occasion.
The Bear’s Royal Picnic will be remembered by the children and young people...
Peaceful protest convened calling for a republic
The Scottish group which campaigns for a republic, Our Republic, gathered on Calton Hill at 3pm on Saturday afternoon, just a few hours after...
Call for urgent action on “scandalous” discharging of sewage into city’s rivers
Allowing raw sewage to be pumped into Edinburgh’s waterways has been compared to ‘re-legalising gardyloo’ – as calls are made for urgent action to address...
Advisory board appointed at space marketing company
Four advisors selected to help firm’s ambitions for global growth
An Edinburgh-based space marketing company has launched an advisory board to help support the business...
Prime Minister – ahead of the Coronation of King Charles III
The Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, has issued a statement on the day that King Charles III will be crowned King in Westminster Abbey in...
Council’s health and social care partnership director quits
A month after a second scathing report by the Care Inspectorate of the council's performance in the Director, Judith Proctor, has announced her resignation.
Executive...
Council do not approve Greens’ move to “derecognise” Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh
An attempt by Green group councillors to officially “derecognise” the new Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh has failed to gather enough support in the...
Police release CCTV images in connection with serious assault
Police Scotland has released CCTV images of a man officers would like to speak to as part of an ongoing investigation.
Around 10.05pm on Friday,...
Traffic wardens to travel on the buses
The council is to trial a crack down on drivers parking in bus lanes with traffic wardens riding Lothian Buses to target city hotspots.
Parking...
Police Scotland to ban officers from having beards
According to the BBC, Police Scotland will order all frontline officers to shave off beards by the end of May.
The reason given is...
How to spend your Saturdays in the New Town
The Broughton, Edinburgh's "hippest gastropub", has introduced a new weekend brunch menu.
Using fresh, locally sourced ingredients, their Saturday brunch menu includes breakfast classics as...
Five things you need to know today
Coronation E'en
The Coronation takes place on Saturday 6 May and there will be a big screen in Princes Street Gardens for anyone who wants...
Council agrees to recognise Single Parents Day each year
SNP councillor Martha Mattos Coelho called upon The City of Edinburgh Council to mark the contribution that single parents make and the unique challenges...
Council administration – status quo will remain
The Labour group will remain in control of The City of Edinburgh Council after a failed bid by opposition councillors to oust them from...
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo at Eve
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo at Eve the all-day dining restaurant and bar at Viking Hotels Edinburgh.
The Courtyard will be open from 5pm until...
Council calls on government to devolve tourist tax powers
Scottish Ministers have been urged by Edinburgh’s councillors to step up efforts to devolve tourist tax powers it is claimed could raise up to...
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