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Edinburgh tech firm rebrand following six-figure investment
Hospitality disruptor reveals major makeover to drive growth.
A disruptive food tech firm has undergone a comprehensive rebrand to bolster its expansion into new markets...
Opinion – Drug deaths shame continues
Opinion article by Douglas McBean, an ambassador for the Labour Party Campaign for Drug Policy Reform and a lay member of the Scottish Parliament...
Hotel owner urges support from locals this Mother’s Day
One East Lothian hotel urges supporting your local businesses this Mother’s Day
Hannah Renton re-opened The Royal Mackintosh Hotel in Dunbar in 2011 and says...
Corstorphine/Murrayfield by election – Fiona Bennett Liberal Democrat candidate
Fiona Bennett is the Liberal Democrat candidate in the 2023 Corstorphine/Murrayfield by election.
She is a first time candidate, and when introducing herself at...
Council to begin work on Controlled Parking Zones on Monday
On Monday work will begin on a street by street basis to implement the changes around Leith Walk, Pilrig and Leith/North Leith, where the first...
Poor Things opens on Saturday at Fruitmarket
Poor Things will open at Fruitmarket on Saturday 4 March 2023 and running until 21 May.
Linda Aloysius, Eric Bainbridge, Jonathan Baldock, Simeon Barclay,...
SNP Leadership election – Regan on the renewables circuit
Ash Regan MSP, one of the three SNP leadership hopefuls enjoyed a tour of the University of Edinburgh FloWave facility at King's Buildings on...
Five things you need to know today
Corstorphine/Murrayfield by election
All our coverage of the candidates for the by election has had a major update here. And we are meeting the final...
Hanover Street phone boxes to be removed
City centre councillor, Finlay McFarlane, asked at the last full council meeting for some answers on the damaged and disused phone boxes which are...
Corstorphine/Murrayfield by election – Scottish Libertarian Party – Gary Smith
Gary Smith who is the Scottish Libertarian candidate says that what we really want is a "return to basics, to what the council should...
Corstorphine/Murrayfield by election – Donald Rutherford SNP candidate
Donald Rutherford is a first time candidate and hopes to retain the seat for the SNP party.
He is a full-time carer, admits to having...
Corstorphine/Murrayfield by election – Scottish Labour Party – Richard Parker
Richard Parker is the Scottish Labour Party candidate in Corstorphine/Murrayfield.
He also stood last year but the members elected in May 2022 were LibDems...
Corstorphine/Murrayfield by election – Pete Gregson – Independent candidate
Pete Gregson is standing as an independent candidate in the March by election.
He has always been firmly against the building of the CCWEL...
Corstorphine/Murrayfield by election – Hugh Findlay – Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party
Hugh Findlay is standing as the Scottish Conservative and Unionist candidate.
Hugh Findlay is Chair of Edinburgh Conservatives representing the membership. The Chair and...
Man given Lifelong Restriction Order after Edinburgh attack
Man given Order for Lifelong Restriction for attack on woman in Edinburgh estate.
A man has been given an Order for Lifelong Restriction after attacking...
John Swinney announces his retiral from government
Deputy First Minister John Swinney has announced that he is leaving the Scottish Government after nearly 16 years.
He will stand down as Deputy...
New restaurant on Hanover Street will open this spring
A new dine in and takeaway Korean restaurant will open this Spring on Hanover Street offering hearty street food inspired by the culture of Seoul.
Bibimbap...
Hibs youngster Josh Campbell “buzzing” after contract extended
Hibs youngster Josh Campbell is “buzzing” to have extended his contract with the club to the summer of 2027.
Campbell progressed up the age grades...
Five things you need to know today
Book now for the Science Festival
Edinburgh Science Festival’s staple and the go-to family experience every Easter holiday, City Art Centre is now on sale....
MSP hopes Melville plaque will remain in place
The City of Edinburgh Council has granted approval to a planning application to remove the plaque on the Melville Monument.
It was warned that...
Planning consent to remove slavery plaque granted
Plans have been approved to remove a slavery information plaque under Edinburgh’s Melville Monument dedicated to Henry Dundas after a battle from his descendants...
Holey Roast – get the first taste this Sunday
Two of Edinburgh's best-known restaurant brands have teamed up to create a lip-smacking meaty feast.
The Broughton, a Michelin gastropub, and Bross Bagels, the...
Healthy glow for tanning salon chain after record results
Ambitious expansion plan allows Indigo Sun to shine during post-pandemic boom
Tanning salon chain Indigo Sun has reported its best ever results, recording a turnover...
READERS’ COMPETITION – Win a table for two at First Coast
The Edinburgh Reporter has teamed up popular Scottish Bistro, First Coast, one of the longest standing restaurants within the Dalry Road community as it...
Five things you need to know today
Corstorphine/Murrayfield by election
There was a second hustings held on Tuesday night ahead of the by election on 9 March.
Read more here.
Not all...
InfraSisters – join the night ride on International Women’s Day
The InfraSisters mass cycle ride will take place on 8 March 2023, leaving Middle Meadow Walk at 7.30pm to celebrate International Women’s Day.
The theme...
Corstorphine/Murrayfield by election – Murrayfield hustings
Corstorphine/Murrayfield by election will be held on 9 March, and on Tuesday night there was a second hustings event when locals got the opportunity...
SNP leadership – Ash Regan backs a Scottish currency
Ash Regan MSP one of three SNP leadership candidates, today announced that if she becomes SNP leader she will back the party moving to...
Stacey Dooley in Conversation at Queen’s Hall
Stacey Dooley MBE, one of the most recognisable faces on British TV, is touring the UK this year, following sold out shows in 2020....
Five things you need to know today
The Big Bethany Sleep Out
The annual Sleep Out is taking place this month on 24 March, when people who have beds of their own...
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