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Academic event discusses leadership and sustainability at pre-COP 27 event
At an event convened at Panmure House on Tuesday evening, leaders from academia, business, politics and the third sector gathered to discuss the experience...
Audio described evening at Castle of Light
Castle of Light is taking place at Edinburgh Castle on 18-20 & 25-27 November and 2-4, 8-11, 16-23 and 27-30 December 2022
Edinburgh Castle will...
The Scottish Gallery presents Lachlan Goudie’s ‘Painting Paradise’
Bringing new works this November, Lachlan Goudie is returning to The Scottish Gallery with 'Painting Paradise'. This new exhibition refers not only to stunning...
Adoption information evening
Join the St Andrew's Children's Society at their Adoption Information Evening on Wednesday, 16 November 2022 from 6pm to 8pm. The in-person event is...
Artists at Work 2 now open at the Portrait Gallery
Staff at the National Galleries of Scotland (NGS) are taking part in a group exhibition called Artists at Work 2 at the Scottish...
Fancy a free office this winter?
Edinburgh small businesses are being offered free winter office space in a bid to reduce costs and maximise their chances of survival.
Meta’s “Space for...
Team Mouat have new sponsors
The Scottish men’s Olympic curling team led by Edinburgh's Bruce Mouat has started off the winter competition series in Canada by unveiling its new...
Plans to set up a consumption room in Edinburgh depend on outcome in Glasgow
Plans to set up a safe consumption room in Edinburgh are moving forward, after drug-related deaths reached the highest ever rate in the city...
Sponsorship for Kirkliston and South Queensferry Football Club
Kirkliston & South Queensferry FC’s 2014s team will run out wearing a fresh match day kit for the new season thanks to sponsorship from...
Lord Provost visits Parabola’s Edinburgh Park
Parabola, owner and developer of Edinburgh Park welcomed the Rt Hon Lord Provost of the City of Edinburgh Robert Aldridge who toured the first...
Council warned not to make heat banks the new normal
Heat banks should not become a “long term sticking plaster” for people struggling to pay their energy bills, the council has been warned, as...
Edinburgh pupils to pilot outdoor learning next year
More than 50 nurseries and primary and secondary schools set to pilot programme
Pupils at Edinburgh schools will begin a pilot of outdoor learning next...
Love Music Choirs at the Usher Hall in November
Love Music Junior Choir return to the Usher Hall for the first time in two and a half years.
The choir will be joined...
Two outstanding Edinburgh volunteers recognised by Scottish Wildlife Trust
Two volunteers from Edinburgh have been recognised as outstanding by leading nature conservation charity, Scottish Wildlife Trust (SWT).
Both Charlie Drapala and Charlie Darling...
Creatives will be showing off at Albion Expo this month
A new event this November aims to spotlight a new creative quarter in the capital.
Albion Expo: A weekend of open studios, exhibitions and events...
Warming up to the West End Coorie this month
The West End Coorie which takes place at the end of the month is a new Festival of Edinburgh’s West End. The six day...
Licensing committee to visit new bar planned for St James Quarter
An interactive football experience planning to come to St James Quarter is facing delays in obtaining an alcohol license, following complaints from the local community...
Stobo wins big at the World Luxury Spa Awards
Stobo Castle Health Spa is proud to announce it has been crowned the best ‘Luxury Romantic Destination Spa’ in the world at this year’s...
Police issue CCTV image in assault search
Police Scotland has released an image of a man they believe may hold information which might assist in relation to an assault in Edinburgh.
The...
Light up a Life appeal begins today – backed by the late Mary Moriarty
St Columba’s Hospice Care has begun its 45th annual Light Up A Life appeal, which offers people across Edinburgh and the Lothians the opportunity...
Housing sector’s vital work recognised with awards
Bield host new ceremony to celebrate employees going the extra mile.
Employees at one of Scotland’s leading housing providers came together to celebrate the dedication...
Care home residents take a trip down memory lane
Valuable memory enhancing skills combat frustration for Edinburgh residents.
Workshops to assist residents with memory skills have been introduced as the latest feature at a...
New Edinburgh venues showing films during the French Film Festival UK
The French Film Festival has grown over three decades to include locations all over the UK from Inverness to Plymouth. And Edinburgh played a...
Aquadash Adventure – a new fun way to exercise
A new inflatable adventure awaits..
Following the success of Aquadash and Aquadash Extreme, the inflatable playground on water, which launched at the Royal Commonwealth Pool...
New townhouse show home at Hayford Mills
NEW TOWNHOUSE SHOWHOME LAUNCHED AT ALLANWATER HOMES HAYFORD MILLS DEVELOPMENT
The Deveron style townhouse offers high specification, luxury living set over three levels
Allanwater Homes has...
Artists get no apology from A Statue for Elsie Inglis
The artists who were getting ready to submit their entries to win the commission to create a statue for Elsie Inglis say the latest...
Hogmanay at Johnnie Walker Princes Street – tickets on sale now
Johnnie Walker Princes Street, with its stunning views of Edinburgh Castle, has released tickets for their Hogmanay party.
Hosted in the venue’s rooftop 1820 Bar,...
Hogmanay headliners to include Tide Lines at the Final Fling
Organisers of Edinburgh’s Hogmanay announced that Scottish band Tide Lines will headline the inaugural New Year’s Day ‘Final Fling’, a showcase of Scotland’s finest musicians to...
The big Wester Hailes clean up
Local volunteers, housing associations and teams from the council’s Housing, Parks and Greenspace, Waste and Cleansing departments worked together on a community clean up...
New levy could raise £19 million for roads and streets
The optional Workplace Parking Levy (WPL) could raise up to £19 million a year for investment in the city’s transport infrastructure while also discouraging...
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