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Gleneagles Townhouse appoint Head Chef ahead of opening
Ahead of its official launch in Spring, Gleneagles Townhouse has announced the appointment of Head Chef, Jonny Wright, to produce the food for the...
Edinburgh Airport are recruiting now
More than 1,000 employment opportunities at Edinburgh Airport will be advertised over the coming weeks as the airport launches a recruitment campaign ahead of...
Locke blows into Edinburgh to orchestrate the SNJO
A friendship forged following a gig in the Rutland Hotel bar in 1987 is behind the return to Edinburgh of New York-based vibes virtuoso,...
Council to act on parking in Cockburn Street after SOS Cockburn Street campaign
The City of Edinburgh Council says it will tighten “confusing” parking rules on a partly-pedestrianised city centre street where vehicles blocking the pavement have...
Council elections 2022 – Labour launch their election campaign
Edinburgh City Council’s Labour group leader has pledged to fight cuts to services, invest £700 million in council homes and protect Lothian Buses as the...
LNER advice to passengers – significant disruption expected in coming days
London North Eastern Railway (LNER) has issued advice to its customers of expected disruption to services due to the extreme weather conditions which...
Join the annual cycle challenge with Smart Works Edinburgh
Smart Works Edinburgh has launched its annual cycle challenge hoping to raise thousands for unemployed women across Scotland in the lead up to International...
Calls go out for ‘Scotland’s Stories Now’ from Edinburgh International Book Festival
In response to Scotland’s Year of Stories 2022, Edinburgh International Book Festival today (Tue Feb 15th) announced a new project gathering and creating stories...
Dean Owens – new album released on Friday
Dean's album with the mighty Calexico is released on Friday.
The album was conceived in Leith, recorded in Tucson, buried in (metaphorical) desert sand...
Gary Maclean’s Chef’s Table will showcase Scotland’s “amazing food and drink”
Gary Maclean the National Chef is launching his chef's table at Bonnie & Wild in St James Quarter. This is where he will host...
Planners refuse permission for flats on St Crispin’s site
Plans to demolish a former Edinburgh school and build nearly 50 flats in its place have been thrown out by councillors following a wave...
VAN GOGH ALIVE to transform Festival Square in March
'Van Gogh Alive', the multi-sensory phenomenon created by Grande Experiences, finally arrives in the heart of Edinburgh next month and will transform Festival Square into...
Council backed campaign will offer advice and help with rising energy bills
New energy campaign offers residents advice and support with bills
Edinburgh residents who may be struggling with rising energy costs are being offered advice and...
JTC employees fundraising for local charity With Kids
The Edinburgh office of JTC - a global professional services company - have raised almost £5,000 for the local charity With Kids.
The local...
Dance phenomenon School of SOS tour coming to Edinburgh soon
Something special is coming to Edinburgh for the first time later this month - combining dance fitness, fun and body positivity for all-round mental...
Scotland’s finance sector at crossroads amid candidate crisis and rising salaries
A massive shortfall of candidates and pressure to significantly increase salaries and perks makes grim reading for financial services sector businesses in Scotland, according...
Zoo animals share the love on Valentine’s Day
The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland has shared come cute images of some of the animals at Edinburgh Zoo getting in the Valentine’s Day...
John Swinney names skiff built by pupils at Castlebrae Community High School
The pupil-built skiff was recently completed at Castlebrae Community High School, after six years or so of hard work. Today the boat was...
‘Audubon’s Birds of America’ – A new exhibition at the National Museum of Scotland
A new exhibition will be opening at the National Museum of Scotland from 12 February which examines the artistry and legacy of one of...
Bat out of Hell Edinburgh Playhouse ★★★★★
A line of motorbikes revved their engines outside the Playhouse setting the tone for a thrilling night of rock theatre.
With the passing of...
New name for Dundas Street gallery
A new name has appeared on Dundas Street as one of the galleries moves with the times.
Husband and wife team James and Flora...
Site at Kirkliston could be used for whisky storage
A huge whisky storage facility could be built in Edinburgh under new plans submitted to the council.
Covering an area equivalent of more than two...
Moderator pays tribute to HM The Queen in her Jubilee year
Lord Wallace, the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, has paid tribute to the Queen’s “faithful service to country and...
‘Home and Away’, a new exhibition by Charles Simpson, showcases at The Scottish Gallery
Filling the walls of The Scottish Gallery this February will be the incredible landscapes of the Scottish Borders and the West Coast in a...
Children’s charity challenges businesses to take on 124-mile+ journeys
A charity fundraising drive is challenging businesses across Scotland to travel 124 miles on a budget of £7.50 – the struggle that families throughout...
What’s on – Bookcase Book Swap Brunch
Everything you need to know about this event at Kimpton Hotel, Charlotte Square is that you have to do just a couple of things...
Eyre Place residents concerned over student housing plans
Residents are concerned over the proposal to build student flats at the former Jewson's Yard in Eyre Place Lane.
A proposal of application notice (PAN)...
National Museum of Scotland to show one of the world’s largest books
In a new exhibition opening on 12 February 2022, the National Museum of Scotland will display 46 unbound prints from National Museums Scotland's collection...
Council to spend £400,000 on new computers for libraries – existing software “outdated”
Computers in Edinburgh’s public libraries running on outdated software have been described as ‘not fit for purpose’, as the council pledges to spend over...
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The best in female fiction for you to enjoy
Is there a more welcome time to grab a blanket, some eggnog and sit...
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