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Wednesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Donald Gorrie Schools Debating Competition: for the third annual competition the motion is 'This house believes that we can create and sustain communities across...
Five things you need to know today
New Airlink buses
Friends of the Meadows
Custom House Leith
Daniel Scott
Learning Disability Festival
New buses were shown off at the airport yesterday which will now take passengers between Waverley...
Edinburgh International Book Festival 2015: Around the World – with Two Goats
'What unites us', says Janet Smyth, 'is our stories.'
Janet, Edinburgh International Book Festival Children and Education Programme Director, is speaking at the launch of...
Grassmarket Furniture – transforming lives with wood
'I need three things to make this work' says Tommy Steel, 'pews, guys and commissions'.
Tommy is the manager of Grassmarket Furniture, one of the...
Tuesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
UPDATE: NOW FULLY BOOKED. Leith Festival 2015: Speed Crafting. For one night only...come and see what the Scottish Women's Institute gets up to -...
Five things you need to know today
Health Social Care and Housing Committee meeting
Friends of Lochend Park
Wester Hailes Fun Run 2015
Power of Food Festival
Eat Drink Discover Scotland
Although most of the reports produced...
Monday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Morefun Book Festival: a four-day celebration of books for children in the Moredun/Gilmerton area. An exciting line-up of authors and storytellers includes Janis Mackay,...
Five things you need to know today
Custom House Leith
Renewable World
Learn to draw with the Edinburgh Sketcher
Figgate Friends
Green MSP wins amendment to new bill
An open day was held yesterday at the...
Custom House community consultation
The City of Edinburgh Council in partnership with Scottish Historic Buildings Trust opened up the doors of Custom House Leith today to find out...
What’s On in Edinburgh this week?
It may not be August quite yet, but we already have FIVE festivals featured this week! So whether it's books, films, bikes or Leith...
Wester Hailes Fun Run 2015
The Wester Hailes Fun Run took place earlier on a cold overcast morning which did not deter the many participants who lined up at...
Two Edinburgh mums in the semi finals of business competition
Only a day or two left to support the Scottish mumpreneurs Amy Livingstone and Julie Wilson.
They are founders of Cheeky Chompers and inventors of...
Drink Less, Live More programme – book now for Edinburgh
Drink Less. Live More - The Drink Less Mind Programme Hits Scotland
Leading clinical hypnotherapist Georgia Foster launches revolutionary Drink Less Mind programme in Scotland. Reduce the amount...
Sunday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Bee Scene in Edinburgh: if you get a buzz out of bumblebees, join this volunteer survey along the Union Canal and learn more about...
Five things you need to know today
Donaldson's College
At the Morningside Gallery
Tonight at the Stand
Friends of the Meadows
Tomorrow at Edinburgh Festival of Cycling
From the council's planning lists it looks promising at last...
Art exhibition supports youth homelessness project
Charity exhibition and auction raises funds to support youth homelessness
The Rock Trust is holding its fifth postcard art exhibition and auction until 2 July at...
Improving Scotland’s health with active travel
It is nothing new to be told that we should be exercising more, but with active travel at the front of your mind, you...
Edinburgh Festival of Cycling – Capital Trail
Spare a thought for those on the Capital Trail this evening. They are cycling 237km from Portobello back to Portobello and may well be...
Edinburgh Cyrenians score with Clydesdale Spirit of the Community Award
Two community groups in the capital have been awarded a combined funding boost of £15,000 through the Clydesdale Bank Spirit of the Community Awards to...
Rugby – Rugby World Cup Trophy visits Edinburgh
Webb Ellis trophy comes to town
On Friday June 12, Rugby’s most prestigious prize, the Webb Ellis Cup, was in Edinburgh as it travels across...
A million passengers used Edinburgh Airport last month
Over one million passengers travelled through Edinburgh Airport last month making it the busiest May on record for Scotland’s busiest airport.
There were increased in...
Edinburgh Leisure would like to teach you to swim!
Edinburgh Leisure has discovered that almost 40% of adults in Scotland do not feel confident in the water, and it plans to do something...
Saturday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Strange Town Presents Max to the Future by Alan Primrose. Max thinks of a novel way to avoid homework problems... Suitable for all the family. 3pm, Netherbow...
Five things you need to know today
Queen's Birthday Honours list 2015
World Naked Bike Ride
Smelly plant at the Botanics
Airshow
Muirhouse Photogrpahy Grou
Deputy Chief Constable Iain Livingstone has been awarded the Queen's Police Medal...
Gordon Aikman honoured in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List
Hip, hip hooray! The Edinburgh Reporter is absolutely delighted to tell you that Gordon Aikman has been honoured in the Queen's Birthday Honours list just...
Honour for DCC Iain Livingstone
The Queen's Birthday Honours have just been announced and Iain Livingstone Deputy Chief Constable, Police Scotland has been awarded the Queen's Police Medal.
Livingstone began his career...
Madchester legends Northside return
Which side? This side? That side? No. Northside. Coming from the North side of the Republic of Mancunia, Blackley and Moston’s finest return to...
Edinburgh Councillor blogs – Maureen Child
Councillor Maureen Child who represents Craigentinny/Duddingston gives us her usual weekly round-up of news and what's on in her area.
A plug for local resident Nick...
Cake Fest at the Botanics
Cake Fest is being held on the 21st June, and along with entertainment and a market, an edible map of the city is being built.
Emma...
Couple rescued from Arthur’s Seat
Firefighters were called to Arthur’s Seat, Edinburgh just after 11 o'clock last night to help a couple who had become stuck on the crag face.
Edinburgh Operations Control...
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