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What’s On in Edinburgh this week
What are your favourites from the huge range of events in the city (and out of it) this week? Mine have to be Leith...
Sunday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Dads Rock Fathers' Day Family Takeover! Bring the whole family for an afternoon of time travel, with lots of free activities from the past,...
Five things you need to know today
New homes for Edinburgh
Win your dream wedding at Hopetoun
Meningitis B vaccine
New Kirkliston playground
Bethany get a boost for their winter programme
The Scottish Government has...
Financial support for Bethany Winter Care Shelter Service
A life-changing charity which provides support and advice to homeless individuals and families across Edinburgh has received £1,000 from Esh Communities.
Bethany Christian Trust helps...
Meningitis B vaccine to be introduced in Scotland later in the summer
The Scottish Government has announced that from 1 September, the meningitis B vaccine will be introduced to the routine childhood vaccination programme in Scotland.
Scotland...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe – A Young Man Dressed As A Gorilla Dressed As An...
A Young Man Dressed As A Gorilla Dressed As An Old Man Sits Rocking In A Rocking Chair For Fifty-Six Minutes And Then Leaves…...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015 – Katharine Ferns
Known for her dry and raw sense of humour, Katharine appears to be a sweet Canadian comic, but stories about her misadventures are both...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015 – Lewis Schaffer
We have no real idea what you should expect here so we are including below a Youtube clip of Lewis Schaffer which might help...
Lewis...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015 – One Man Breaking Bad
Following sell-out runs at comedy festivals in Melbourne and Edinburgh, and following his first UK tour this Spring, LA actor Miles Allen will bring his...
Saturday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
PRIDE Edinburgh! The 2015 Pride march starts from the Scottish Parliament at 12 noon - prior to this there will be a special Pride...
Five things you need to know today
Voting age to lower from next year
New Edinburgh to Poland flights
VisitScotland competition
Summer activities in Inverleith
Power of Food Festival to celebrate the summer solstice this...
Edinburgh Councillor blogs – Maureen Child
Fun things happening for kids this Summer, starting at the weekend with Here Comes the Summer on Portobello Beach and Promenade tomorrow (Saturday) from 1pm to...
Tian Tian playing around at the zoo
Edinburgh Zoo has issued video footage of Scotland's only female giant panda, Tian Tian playing with the food given to her. The food is...
Ian Murray issues complaint over tweets
The Labour MP for Edinburgh South, Ian Murray has complained to the Deputy Speaker, Eleanor Laing about tweets sent out by the SNP earlier...
Letter from Scotland
This weekend Scotland’s farmers are putting on their 175th Royal Highland Show in the fields around Edinburgh Airport known as Ingliston. It’s a reminder...
Friday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Leith Festival 2015: Teddy Bears' Picnic! A fun morning of crafts, songs, toys, a Bible story and a picnic; for all pre-school children -...
Waverley Bridge redesign being monitored – but bridge will not close
In February this year Waverley Bridge was closed to southbound traffic to allow the £1m improvement programme to take place.
Part of this work was...
Police seeking witnesses to serious assault
Police in Edinburgh are asking for help or information in connection with their investigations into a serious assault in the Niddrie area.
The incident occurred on Wednesday,...
Council to discuss extension to tram line
Councillors will discuss the viability of the possible extension of the tram in Edinburgh.
The update will be heard by Full Council on Thursday, 25 June and will...
Last Chance for Edinburgh Businesses to get the Green VIBE
The application period for Scotland’s leading environmental award scheme is drawing to a close and businesses in Edinburgh are encouraged to enter their green...
Playbase put it all online
Leith-based charity, Playbase Training, specialists in early years childcare courses introduce an online learning platform and new free app to help students gain qualifications...
Hard Rock Rocks in Edinburgh to star Stevie McCrorie and The Feeling
More news of events taking place in St Andrew Square this summer has just been announced and tickets go on sale today.
Hard Rock Cafe...
Thursday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
01Leith Festival 2015: Trainspotting Tour. Great as an introduction to the book and film - and equally great if you're a hard-core fan, as...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh Guarantee
Royal High School
Magic Festival
Farm to Fork
Leave more time when travelling to and from Edinburgh Airport
More school leavers than ever in Edinburgh are moving...
Police ask for help in tracing two girls
Police Scotland are appealing for the public's help in tracing two girls who went missing from Glasgow yesterday.
They are continuing their enquiries and appealing...
Film in the City attracts the crowds
Edinburgh’s free outdoor cinema event Film in the City, has been hailed as a major success by event organisers, This is Edinburgh and Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF).
Taking place over the...
Best Bar None scheme to extend to the city centre
At an event to be held later today licensees will hear that Best Bar None (BBN) Scotland is preparing to launch a new scheme catering...
Clearabee on its way to nationwide roll-out
Clearabee, the on-demand rubbish removal company, today announced that it has opened a depot in Musselburgh, just outside Edinburgh, to provide waste management services...
Car sharing might help commuters bypass rail disruption
With regard to the 44-day disruptions hitting the Edinburgh-Glasgow rail line due to maintenance work the UK’s largest car sharing site Liftshare.com might be able to help.
They have...
Dramatic makeover for Under the Bridge
Art Under the Bridge is an arts project that has involved pupils from several local primary schools.
The aim was to transform an unloved and...
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