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All Edinburgh MPs vote against Brexit bill
Edinburgh Members of Parliament have been unanimous in their opposition to the Brexit bill otherwise known more formally as the European Union (Notification of Withdrawal)...
“Forest, Kids & Nature”- Art Exhibition at Embo Deli
Sheila Chapman is exhibiting her first solo exhibition of paintings, "Sheila Chapman - Forests,Kids & Nature", which is currently taking place (until March 8th) at Embo...
Film review Hacksaw Ridge
Director: Mel Gibson
Screenplay: Andrew Knight, Robert Schenkkan
Starring: Andrew Garfield, Sam Worthington, Hugo Weaving, Vince Vaughn
This biographical drama details the real-life story of Desmond...
Star Wars crew raise funds for CHAS
At The Centre in Livingston last week Chewbacca and Ob-Wan Kenobi popped in to raise over £2,000 for children's charity CHAS.
Generous shoppers in the...
Charity gets a helping hand from Bishop’s Move Edinburgh
Local removal company helped a local charity with their 'De-clutter and Donate' service.
Edinburgh removal firm Bishop's Move have a tradition of supporting charity, using...
On Super Bowl Sunday there is a real match in Edinburgh!
In Houston, Texas late on Sunday night, the Atlanta Falcons will take on the New England Patriots in the National Football League and the winner...
New Town will be lit up with Georgian Shadows
Edinburgh’s Georgian Shadows: Lighting Spectacle Coming to Edinburgh in February
To mark Scotland's year of History, Heritage and Archaeology the Georgian New Town will be lit...
Three new community councils set up in the capital
Following the nomination process which ran from 9 to 30 January three new community councils have been set up after nomination papers were counted.
There...
More passengers used easyJet in 2016
easyJet carried over 6.4 million passengers to and from Scotland last year.
The business claims that this is more than any airline has ever flown in one year,...
Local Asda bands together for World Cancer Day
World Cancer Day takes place on 4 February and Asda has stocked pink Unity bands which will help raise money for two cancer charities.
The local...
#Edinburgh2050 Initial findings of Edinburgh City Vision published
The Edinburgh Reporter went along to Portobello High School today where 20 of the secondary pupils were discussing some of the issues which have...
The Valancia Diaries – Day 1 (and a little bit….)
Oooo, that was a long day. It is always busy at the M876-M80 junction. Isn't it? No. not today. Nor was it particularly busy...
Fishing – learn how to tie your own flies in Edinburgh
Orvis, who have a shop at 19 Hope Street in the West End, invite you to join them for a short store-based course to learn...
Year of History, Heritage and Archaeology – History and tourism go hand in hand
Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop was on Edinburgh's Royal Mile today to hear how Scotland is capitalising on the booming demand from tourists to explore the country’s...
Five things to do in Edinburgh in the next five days
Here is an eclectic roundup of what's on in the capital in the next five days.....
Nathan Bell will appear at Soundhouse on Friday 3...
Council and a couple of utility companies sign pledge on roadworks
The City of Edinburgh Council Transport Convener Councillor Lesley Hinds was joined by representatives from three utility companies earlier today in signing a public pledge...
Scotland’s only five-star concert venue celebrates
The 100 year history of Edinburgh's Usher Hall includes sell-out shows by the Rolling Stones, Johnny Cash and Ella Fitzgerald, but the real stars can be found...
Courtyard Edinburgh now well and truly open
The Edinburgh Reporter went along to have a look at the new Courtyard Edinburgh on Baxter's Place today. It is no longer a building...
Race to get your Advance Tickets for Musselburgh’s Ladies Day – last day today!
Musselburgh Racecourse want you to book your tickets for Stobo Castle Ladies Day at the best price you can get - so book them...
Bookatable awards for many Edinburgh eateries
The online booking service Bookatable by Michelin has chosen la crème de la crème of Edinburgh restaurants based on verified customer reviews and ratings.
The gongs...
Scotland Against Trump – 30 January 2017
Several thousand people, perhaps as many as 7,000 gathered at the foot of The Mound earlier this evening to peacefully protest against Trump and...
Year of History, Heritage and Archaeology 2017 – Edinburgh event
The Year of History, Heritage and Archaeology began on 1 January 2017 and will run to the end of the year. There will be a series...
Leith Sea Cadets Open Day 2017
Leith Sea Cadets are holding an open day on 4 February 2017 in a drive for new recruits.
Young people between the ages of 10 -...
Edinburgh Airport launches second stage of expansion plans
Edinburgh Airport has big plans to grow, but it needs to take local residents along with it, and so today Chief Executive Gordon Dewar...
New book highlights working women in Leith
Some of the tenants of Port of Leith Housing Association have created a new book with memories of their working lives.
The stories in the...
Six architects on the shortlist to design new concert hall
The International Music and Performing Arts Charitable Trust Scotland (IMPACT Scotland) has announced a shortlist of teams who will compete to design the planned...
Ice hockey – Capitals hit by Storm as play-off dream stutters
Elite League: Edinburgh Capitals 4, Manchester Storm 6
Edinburgh Capitals lost ground in their bid to quality for the end-of-season play-offs.
Michal Dobron’s men lost 6-4...
Ice hockey – Capitals score first before being burned by Blaze
Elite League; Braehead Clan 5, Fife Flyers 2; Coventry Blaze 4, Edinburgh Capitals 1; Manchester Storm 4, Dundee Stars 2.
Edinburgh Capitals, who prop up...
Basketball – Kats purr to victory and a seventh title
City of Edinburgh Kats are kingpins of Scottish Basketball having clinched the championship again.
They wrapped-up the silverware by defeating Tayside Musketeers 72-53 at Portobello...
Trainspotting sequel – more about losing life than choosing it
by Jonny Murray, University of Edinburgh
What a drag it is getting old. Trainspotting mid-life-crisis-cum-catch-up sequel T2 feels that in its aching bones. But director Danny...
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