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Wednesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Take One Action! Film Festival starts today: 'connecting people, world-class cinema and creative action for a better world'. Twelve days of screenings and discussions,...
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Edinburgh wave energy company teams up with Irish University
Rabbie's gets the Royal seal of approval!
New waste plant given go-ahead at Millerhill
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Scottish National Gallery acquires new French painting
A rare painting by one of the leading French artists of the 17th century, which has recently been acquired by the Scottish National Gallery, is...
The Lord Provost meets – The Stig
The Lord Provost of the City of Edinburgh the Rt Hon Donald Wilson was in the company of Ben Collins, formerly known as the...
Aquamarine Power teams up with National University of Ireland
One of the world’s leading wave energy firms has teamed up with a top Irish university to accelerate the development of a commercial wave...
Something’s brewing at Edinburgh Marriott Hotel
In line with the craft brew trend that appears to be taking over the UK, a local hotel has ‘hopped’ on the bandwagon to create...
Former Edinburgh stockbroker bidding for Crossfit Queen title
A former stockbroker who switched careers to launch her dream of launching a fitness label is helping put one of the world’s toughest fitness...
Charlotte Eriksson will play Edinburgh next month
Charlotte Eriksson, is a young singer-songwriter originally from Sweden, also known as The Glass Child by her fans. She will be playing a gig...
Second chance to find pre-loved essentials at Heriot-Watt tomorrow
Tomorrow some postgraduate students are launching a “Second Chance” project and invite all students, employees and anyone in the neighbourhood of the Heriot-Watt campus to hunt...
Entries now open for Creative Edinburgh awards
It is quite usual in the autumn to have many dinners and awards ceremonies, but this one is to be held in the new...
Queen’s Award for Enterprise – Rabbie’s Small Group Tours
Rabbie’s Small Group Tours awarded with a Queen’s Award for Enterprise
Leading Edinburgh and Ireland small group tour operator, Rabbie’s, was today presented with the...
Tuesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Storytime: for children aged 0-6. Lots of stories and storytellers lined up! 4pm today and every Tuesday, Portobello Library, Rosefield Avenue.
The Amazing World of...
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Edinburgh Police Commander on housebreaking
Free Advice session for First Time Buyers
Basketball to brighten up your weekend
Ingliston Revival
World's Biggest Coffee Morning at M&S
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Spotlight to fall on Canongate during New Waverley development
The council has just announced funding for community groups working to improve the look of the New Waverley development in the Old Town during the...
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Southside Community Council will meet soon
Honour for 19th century vet
Charitable status for Historic Environment Scotland
EH1 Festival
Young Scot have advice for students under 18
A new...
Monday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Cameo Toddler Time: short screenings for pre-school children, their parents and carers. Today: Boj (U) - CBeebies favourite Aussie bilby (rabbit-bandicoot) pops up to make...
REVIEW: Andrew Combs and Barna Howard at Voodoo Rooms
Below the Voodoo Rooms restaurant is a tiny, intimate bar which is home to live music, easily compared to a small American bar in the middle...
Historic Environment Scotland granted charitable status
Historic Scotland and The Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS) announced they were to merge some time ago, but now...
Rugby – Stewarts-Melville v Edinburgh Accies, BT National League, Div. 1
Accies get their season off the ground at Inverleith
Playing all of 0.9 miles away from home, Edinburgh Accies ‘travelled’ to Stewart-Melville’s home ground at...
Edinburgh International Book Festival – Tom McCarthy
The Secret Logic of Oil Slicks and Traffic Jams
Chaired by Stuart Kelly, Tom McCarthy’s event laid it on thick and heavy for a Saturday evening...
What’s On in Edinburgh this week
From fan dancing to fiesta, your entertainment options are nothing if not varied this week. And if you thought you'd said goodbye to the...
Sunday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Portrait Detectives - September: collect your kit, follow clues, and solve a mystery from history! For ages 4-12. 2-4pm, Scottish National Portrait Gallery, 1 Queen...
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Corbyn is new Labour Leader
Edinburgh Riding of the Marches
Stockfest
Leith Docks
Inverleith Festival of Walking and Cycling is today!
Jeremy Corbyn who went from being a reluctant...
Body-cast sculpture show will help charities
Edinburgh exhibition inspired by WWI Centenary and Great British achievers supports charities
World-leading body-cast sculptor, Louise Giblin, will exhibit work created by body, head and hand-casting...
Saturday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Wee Treasures: a brand new regular storytelling programme for early years children and their families. Delve into the magic treasure chest to find out...
Five things you need to know today!
Colony of Artists
New councillors elected
Tigerlily to get a makeover
Muirhouse Community Shop open today
Registration opens for the Loony Dook
Today after 12 the artists in Abbeyhill...
Rock Trust invite you to sleep outside in November
On Friday 6 November, hundreds across central Scotland will sleep out to raise funds for The Rock Trust.
This year’s Sleep Out will take place...
Letter from Scotland
On Wednesday I found myself curiously drawn to an obscure railway halt on the outskirts of Edinburgh to witness two historic events – the...
Byte Night is coming to Charlotte Square
The UK's biggest charity sleep out, Byte Night, will take place in Charlotte Square this autumn.
On Friday, October 2 over 100 people will spend...
Sorley Maclean and the Edinburgh Seven to be honoured with plaques
Some of the most important historic figures to Edinburgh will be recognised by three new plaques to be installed across the capital.
Historic Scotland’s Commemorative...
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