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Review – Gypsy Pistoleros at Bannerman’s
The Gypsy Pistoleros draw on the spirit of BBC television series Peaky Blinders with a guest spot from the man himself on new single...
Pensioner missing from Newington – police ask public to check sheds and outbuildings
Police Scotland officers have appealed for help to trace Aline Schofield, who has been reported missing from Newington.
The 88-year-old was last seen near Mayfield...
TV host and comedian Zoe Lyons coming to Edinburgh
TV host and award-winning critically acclaimed comedian Zoe Lyons has announced an Edinburgh date at The Stand for her 'Bald Ambition' tour.
Zoe has kept...
Review – Girl from The North Country
Several lost souls gather in the boarding house of Nick Laine (Colin Connor) a character who appears to take the hard knocks of life...
Prime Minister Liz Truss resigns after 52 days in office
The Prime Minister Liz Truss has resigned in a statement made in Downing Street.
She said: "I came into office at a time of...
Sara Sheridan withdraws her support for Elsie Inglis campaign
In the wake of the furore engulfing it, the charity behind the Elsie Inglis statue has lost the backing of one of its most...
Elsie Inglis charity refers to Charity Commission for advice
The charity A Statue for Elsie Inglis has come under fire in the last day or so for the U-turn it has made in...
Police appeal after unprovoked attack
Detectives are appealing for information after an unprovoked assault on two teenagers in Edinburgh.
The incident happened in the Albert Place and Leith Walk area...
Gabby becomes a champion of sustainable train travel
Photographer Gabby Secomb-Flegg from Edinburgh has been crowned one of National Rail’s ‘Chief Environment Officers’ (CEOs) who will champion sustainable travel by train around Britain....
Gift ideas – Rare Birds Books Advent Calendar
Rare Birds Books is ushering in the festive period ahead of time with a new era of advent calendar – one that offers romance,...
Chancellor makes second statement of the day to the Commons
The new Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, made two speeches about his future plans for the economy today.
The first was delivered on...
Cleaning up in Wester Hailes – a week of action begins
A week of action has been launched this morning to clean up Wester Hailes.
Residents will be encouraged to carry out a large-scale community clean-up...
Scottish Women’s Football – Livingston clear at the top of the championship
Livingston go clear at the top of the SWF Championship with flurry of second half goals
Livingston have gone clear at the top of the...
Residents put feet up at new Edinburgh care home salon
Indulgent spa mornings on the cards in home’s latest autumn offering.
Care home residents have been given the chance to indulge in an immersive salon...
Sculptor appointed to create Elsie Inglis statue
Sculptor Alexander Stoddart will create the first statue of a woman to be erected on the High Street in Edinburgh. Stoddart's two statues of...
Chancellor removes most of Truss’s mini budget in first announcement
The Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, had special permission from the Speaker of the House to make an announcement on TV explaining his plans for calming...
New look at the positive effects of conferences on Edinburgh
Edinburgh event professionals have devised a new way of working out the impact that conferences and business events have on the city.
The tool -...
Tickets go on sale for Edinburgh’s Hogmanay on Tuesday
Edinburgh's Hogmanay is back.
Tickets will go on sale on Tuesday morning for the LED wristbands which will be a passport for 30,000 people to...
CHAS lunch in December – tickets still available
There are still some tickets available for the CHAS Winter Wonderland lunch in December.
The event takes place on 11 December from noon to...
Bonaly Country Park to receive funding for active travel links
Bonaly Country Park is one of the areas which will receive funding from the Rural Tourism Infrastructure Fund (RTIF).
The park will develop and...
Scotland would be better with independence says Harvie
An independent Scotland would be better for people and planet. That was the message from the co-leader of the Scottish Greens as he addressed...
Museum of Edinburgh – new exhibition formally opened
The new exhibition at the Museum of Edinburgh all about Caribbean life in Edinburgh opened on Saturday.
Various objects poetry and film have been...
Military Wives Choirs coming to Edinburgh
The Military Wives Choirs will celebrate 10 years of bringing women together through singing with a series of concerts including one in Edinburgh.
The concert...
Register now for the Santa run
The Santa Fun Run will take place in West Princes Street Gardens on 4 December 2022.
The funds raised will be donated to Wish...
National Theatre of Scotland production from Leith Theatre available online
The National Theatre of Scotland production of The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde which was filmed at Leith Theatre will be...
St Ninian’s win climate change art competition
Pupils from St Ninian’s RC Primary School in Edinburgh have scooped the top prize in a national competition to create an activism message about...
Save Jock’s Lodge campaign – meeting on Monday
The Save Jock's Lodge campaign which opposes a major student accommodation development at Jock's Lodge, is holding a public meeting on Monday at 7.30pm....
Edinburgh landmarks light up for Secondary Breast Cancer Day
Twenty two landmarks in the UK including Camera Obscura, The Balmoral and St Andrew's House in Edinburgh all lit up pink last night to...
Review – The Cher Show
It’s fair to say Cher has made her mark on the world. From her dazzling outfits, diva persona and let’s not forget the surprise...
At The Museum of Edinburgh – Put Your Thinking Cap On
The Put Your Thinking Cap On Exhibition, a collaboration between youth Samba band, Pulse of the Place, and Ferryhill Primary School, is the newest...
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