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Spreading the Love from Indie Street across the UK
An Edinburgh start-up with has doubled its offering in the last year will celebrate its first birthday with two new UK hubs, meaning two...
Go somewhere new on Disabled Access Day
Disabled Access Day, the annual national initiative created to raise awareness of the importance of disabled access, will be back for the second time on 12 March...
COMPETITION – rugby tickets for you and three friends courtesy of Specsavers
The Edinburgh Reporter has teamed up with Specsavers, sponsor of the GUINNESS PRO12 match officials, to offer readers the chance to win tickets to see Edinburgh Rugby’s game...
Southside now have a new community council
by Councillor Jim Orr
Some great news for people who live in the Southside is that the Southside Community Council is now back up and...
Sunday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Filmhouse Junior: screenings for a younger audience. Today’s film is Hachi: A Dog's Tale (U) (in English and Japanese with English subtitles). Parker (Richard Gere),...
Five things you need to know today
Round the World Street Food Lunch
Today at the Usher Hall
Reel Rock
Volunteer with Barnardo's
On the Borders Railway
At Stockbridge Market today you can sample part of Edinburgh...
Edinburgh councillor blogs – Maureen Child
A local resident came up with some heartening good news to share: “Just wanted to pass on the fantastic experience that my teenage autistic...
Monster Jeely Piece Challenge
The Monster Jeely Piece Challenge pulled into Waverley station yesterday as Edinburgh Social Enterprise Network (ESEN) team up with Breadshare and Tiphereth in a Jar -...
Saturday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Wee Treasures: a brand new regular storytelling programme especially for early years children and their families. Inspired by a different portrait each month, delve into...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh Community Cafes
Grassmarket Fun Foodie Day
Gordon Macdonald MSP
D M Hall staff skydive for CHAS
Holiday fun at Newkirkgate Shopping Centre
There are 43 community cafes in Edinburgh. Do...
Friday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Stories Without Borders: Tapestries and Rugs. An exhibition of a series of tapestries and rugs to coincide with the Scottish International Storytelling Festival Stories Without...
Five things you need to know today
Get involved with Chronicle Online
Big poem for National Poetry Day
Edinburgh Restaurant Festival
Wiki House at Fountainbridge
Edinburgh Trams
The full list of all workshops being run at...
Edinburgh Southern MSP wants to bring back suburban rail
Jim Eadie MSP for Edinburgh Southern raised the issue of reopening the South Edinburgh Suburban Railway for passenger use as he questioned the Scottish Government’s Transport...
WikiHouse to be built this weekend at Fountainbridge
First there was the Grove community garden and now there will be a community-use WikiHouse which will be constructed at Fountainbridge this weekend. It will be the first...
Edinburgh Trams crowned Operator of the Year
Even if the building of the tram line has come in for criticism from many quarters it appears that the operation of the service...
Museum of Childhood taking part in nationwide Harry Potter competition
MAGIC OF HARRY POTTER AT THE MUSEUM
Visitors to the Museum of Childhood in Edinburgh will picture the magic of Harry Potter as part of a nationwide...
National Poetry Day – UK’s largest printed poem to be unveiled
The UK’s largest printed poem will be unveiled in Edinburgh this morning, on National Poetry Day which is today!
Spiral, by Elizabeth Burns, will adorn...
Thursday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Waterstones West End Presents An Evening with Richard Happer: the Edinburgh-based author launches Abandoned Places: 60 Stories of Places Where Time Stopped, in which he...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh's Hogmanay
The Monster Jeely Piece!
Edinburgh Restaurant Festival
Dinner with Val McDermid
PoppyScotland Ride of Remembrance
We all know that Edinburgh is the home of Hogmanay...
Tickets on sale for Edinburgh’s Hogmanay 2015
Tickets are now on sale for the Edinburgh's Hogmanay Street Party and other events at the end of the year as announced at a press...
Forth Bridges reopen after closure for ‘controlled explosion’
http://www.theedinburghreporter.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/2013_09_04-Forth-Road-Bridge.jpgPolice Scotland, Amey, the Forth Road Bridge and Traffic Scotland confirmed earlier this afternoon that officers would close the M90 and the Forth Road Bridge...
City Observatory development will star arts space
Earlier today the council's planners approved plans to create a new contemporary visual arts space at the City Observatory complex on Edinburgh’s Calton Hill.
The project...
Edinburgh’s Hogmanay – Release your Party Animal #blogmanay
This year's Edinburgh's Hogmanay extravaganza was launched at the Signet Library this morning amid much music, bacon rolls and the speeches ensued.
This year the organisers...
Golf course visit ends up in a new job for Brian
When he recently went to the annual Deer Park Masters as an official with the PGA, Brian Inglis from Falkirk was so impressed with what...
Edinburgh Airport promises to support Scottish Food and Drink
Edinburgh Airport has become Scotland’s first “Provenance Airport”, signing up to a Scottish Food and Drink Pledge. This pledge demonstrates Edinburgh Airport’s ongoing commitment to...
Wednesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Jonathan Owen: Artist's Talk. Jonathan Owen (Edinburgh College of Art) will talk about his 2013 Untitled work in the broader context of his practice. The...
Edinburgh office wins UK award
An office in Edinburgh was among two Scottish offices which were chosen as among the best in the UK at the British Council for Offices...
Five things you need to know today
Tram enquiry on the move
Borders Railway is a big hit
Book Week Scotland 2015
Golf Academy
Still time to sign up for a 10K
The tram enquiry under...
Featured property – Cluny House Howgate Penicuik EH26 8PY
Offers over £525,000
The current owners of Cluny House are the first to live there as the house was only built 10 years ago.
When Alan...
Andy wins high five from TV’s Melinda
Lucky Scottish landscaper Andy Shaw is certain to turn his mates green with envy after winning a nationwide competition to find the best landscaping...
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