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Hannah Boleyn to promote new album with Edinburgh show

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Leicester-based singer-songwriter Hannah Boleyn will release her new album The Boleyn Affair on 2 October on the Tudor Gate Records label, and will play one Scottish show at...

Doors Open Day 2015 – use the newly released app as your guide today

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  This is your big chance to get behind some doors that are not usually open to the public! Take the opportunity to see behind the...

New showroom to have you singing in the shower

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Economic recovery is measured in many ways but Ronnie Scott thinks that doing up your property is one of those, and he is particularly interested in...

Five things you need to know today

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Cockenzie demolition M&S World’s Biggest Coffee Morning Get involved with Chronicle Online Edinburgh children eat lobster Victorian Selfies! The end of an era in East Lothian yesterday when the...

Sunday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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Storytelling: Stories in the Stars. Join storyteller and musician Marion Kenny in the Gallery's Great Hall as she shares legends of the starry constellations, accompanying...

At the City Art Centre – Seascape Exhibition

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Scottish artists’ relationship with the sea will be the focus of a free new exhibition opening in Edinburgh this weekend. ‘The Artist & the Sea’,...

REVIEW – PINS at Sneaky Pete’s

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Sneaky Pete's is a confined venue – there's no disputing that. But when you have to try to take off your coat, you know that...

Andy McIntosh Solo Exhibition

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Earlier this week Edinburgh artist Andy McIntosh announced a solo show at the Scottish Design Exchange – a new gallery space in the city’s...

Fundraiser for Unicef’s Children of Syria Emergency Appeal

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Scotland’s Pub of the Year will host fundraiser for UNICEF’s Children of Syria Emergency Appeal With the entire world coming together to celebrate the Rugby World...

Lament for a power station

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So the twin towers of Cockenzie Power Station have gone. “It’s sad,” said the lady standing beside me as we watched them fall. There...

Demolition at Cockenzie in photos

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Just ahead of 12 noon the twin chimney stacks which have dominated the East Coast skyline for so long stood proud. Then there was...

Saturday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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Juniper Green Farmers’ Market: stalls with an extensive range of products, including breads, cakes, cheeses, fish, meat, pies, preserves, coffee, Fair Trade goods, hot...

Food Poverty & A Free Banquet

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The Centipede Project is celebrating local produce whilst creatively highlighting food poverty on Monday 12th October. An art installation incorporated into a Harvest Banquet...

Witness appeal following theft of car containing pet beagle

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POLICE UPDATE - The two year old Beagle was recovered safe and well in the Redbraes place area shortly before 2pm after being found...

Friday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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Inside Out: Samuel Bough's Edinburgh Castle in Context Walking Tour. Starting inside the Scottish National Gallery, historian Alastair Learmont will take a closer look at...

Five things you need to know today

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Council delays decision on redundancies  RNIB Glow in the Dark Doors Open Event today Battle of Britain service Cockenzie chimneys to be demolished tomorrow The council's Finance Committee decided yesterday not to...

Edinburgh Councillor blogs – Maureen Child

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Dear All Four pupils from Portobello High School will be tracing the footsteps of pupils from a hundred years ago when they set off in October for...

Sleeping out at Edinburgh Zoo tonight!

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Edinburgh’s Lady Provost will brave a cold night at the Zoo in September in a bid to raise thousands of pounds for local causes,...

Cold Shot by Steve Christie

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Hailing from Aberdeen, now living in Edinburgh, Steve Christie treats us to the second in his instalments of D.I. Buchanan, and the high-paced crime set...

Bridgend celebrate their success!

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Edinburgh Councillors  have agreed to transfer Bridgend farmhouse to a local community group for no cost, allowing it to apply for Lottery funding to restore...

Finance committee reject cost-saving advice

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On the council papers presented today there was Plan A to outsource the Facilities Management services to make savings, and there was Plan B to...

Battle of Britain 75th Anniversary Service at St. Giles’ Cathedral

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The Royal Air Forces Association, the charity that supports the RAF family, held a service at St Giles’ Cathedral today, Thursday 24 September, to commemorate the...

Edinburgh Councillor blogs – Councillor Gavin Corbett on privatisation

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Green Finance spokesperson Gavin Corbett laments the revival of proposals to privatise management of council facilities. It’s about haggis, isn’t it? Five years ago, before I became a...

Surgeon’s Hall Museum reopens today

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At 10am this morning the bandages come off and the Surgeon's Hall Museum will reopen to the public. "Marvel at the specimens in our collections...

Five things you need to know today

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Sleeping out at the Zoo Calling all artists! - exhibition space available this Saturday Edinburgh gets funding to overcome barriers into work Council finances under scrutiny Chronicle Calling -...

Thursday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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Meet the Glasshouse Staff: come and find out more about the Botanics' stunning collection of plants from the people who care for them. Each...

Fossil fuel investment continues at Lothian Pension Fund

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New data published today reveals that the Lothian Pension Fund has £237 million invested in fossil fuels according to Friends of the Earth. The...

ODEON Fort Kinnaird to premiere The Martian on Thursday night

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ODEON Fort Kinnaird is offering guests a unique opportunity to watch the new hotly anticipated Ridley Scott sci-fi space blockbuster The Martian, starring Matt Damon, one week...

Council finances under scrutiny on Thursday

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It is expected that there will be a few deputations at tomorrow morning's Finance Committee meeting from the unions who represent council employees. The...

What do you think should happen on George Street now?

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There has been a lot of movement on George Street in recent years. It used to be a street with two lanes either side...

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