OUR NEWS BY EMAIL
Subscribe below to receive our news by email
Tag: Edinburgh local news
New 3G pitch for Balerno
Balerno now has a new 3G sports pitch thanks to money gathered from criminals in the Cashback for Pitches programme. This scheme provided over...
Edinburgh Councillor blogs – Maureen Child
Councillor Maureen Child has given us her latest round up of news and what's on in Portobello.
Portobello Community Council want to hear from anyone...
Edinburgh’s family festival returns this summer
Boxsmall Market is on its way back this year complete with Bubbleparc and designer picnic area
The unique family festival, returns to Edinburgh for its...
IT company hopes to be in with the Edinburgh crowd
LogicNow – a Scottish software company that claims to have taken the IT Service Management industry by storm and now has offices all over the...
Sunday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Gorgie City Farm: Open Farm Sunday. Get hands-on at the farm with free interactive tours, animal feeding, lamb walking and other farm-based fun. 10.30am,...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
2016 Scottish Parliamentary Election
Musselburgh Races
Scottish Student Journalism Awards
Portobello
Edinburgh Reportage
No sooner have we put one election behind us and another is on the horizon.
There are...
Saturday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Sofi's Dug Day: bring your dug to Sofi's for a fun way to socialise your pup and meet other local dugs and owners. 12...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Information for Rail commuters during tunnel works
Summer Fair today
New care home
Stallholders wanted for Fair
Scotland's Urban Past
There will be major engineering works to allow for...
Councillor to abseil for Lothians charity
Councillor Norman Work will be jumping off the Forth Bridge this weekend to raise funds for VOCAL (Voice of Carers Across Lothian), and will also...
Friday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Damian Callan: Paint Like Renoir. The Edinburgh artist launches his new book, in which he explains and deconstructs Renoir's methods of handling oils, and...
Thursday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Let's Glow: Edinburgh College Classical Music Degree Recitals. The College's final year BA students perform on tuba, trombone, clarinet, piano and voice. From Sondheim...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
MP surgeries in Edinburgh West
Killer whales in the Firth of Forth
Edinburgh Guides
Bank of Scotland Foundation
Car seat safety checks
If you live in Edinburgh West you...
New campus at James Gillespie’s now open
The Education Convener Councillor Paul Godzik was accompanied by Dr Alasdair Allan Minister for Learning, Science and Scotland's Languages at the official opening ceremony...
Wednesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Let's Glow: The Winter's Tale. Edinburgh College HND Year One Acting and Performance students present Shakespeare's great tale of love and loss. Can that...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Edinburgh's bus lanes to go part-time
Castle brae's Electric Car
Queen's Award for Voluntary Service
Afternoon Tea at the Waldorf
Collective at the Filmhouse
At yesterday's Transport and Environment...
New housing at Shortbread Court opened today
A new affordable housing development in Granton has been opened by the Council's Housing Convener Councillor Cammy Day.
There are 27 homes in the development which...
Two Edinburgh charities get the Queen’s Award
Two charities that support elderly residents in Edinburgh have had their work recognised by Her Majesty the Queen.
Capital-based Duddingston Kirk Lunch Club and LifeCare...
NHS Staff numbers on the rise
In Edinburgh figures published recently in Edinburgh by Numbers show that the largest employer is the Health sector which is responsible for 45,200 employees...
Charles Kennedy dies at 55
The news has broken this morning that former Ross, Skye and Lochaber MP and lifelong politician Charles Kennedy has died suddenly at home in...
Tuesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lights, Camera, Action! An exhibition of work by Primary 5 pupils from Trinity and Victoria Primary Schools. 10am-4pm, Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop,...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Transport & Environment Committee
Presiding Officer to stand down
Law Society to become tenant at Atria One
Castlebrae's electric car
Bees at Holyrood
The council's Transport and Environment Committee...
Photography from the Victorian era
This June there will be a major exhibition staged at the National Museum of Scotland displaying all sorts of images taken in the 19th...
Monday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Refugee Festival 2015 Art Exhibition: an exhibition of visual art by multiple artists, around the themes of refugees, displacement, diaspora and acceptance. Launch tonight...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh - fit for walking?
Tweet your Street
Oxgangs Food Festival
Jobs at Pilton Community Health Project
Cycling for Royal Blind
Today members of the public will be asked to audit...
‘Disproportionate’ electoral system is bust say Electoral Reform Society
If the UK electoral system was reformed then the results of this year's General Election would have been fairer.
This is the view proposed by the Electoral...
What’s On in Edinburgh this week
Guess what? It's only two months till August...and we all know what happens then. In the meantime, there are plenty of things to keep...
Letter to the Editor – Boy’s Brigade depends on volunteers
We have received the following letter in advance of Volunteers' Week:
Dear Sir,
As we mark Volunteers’ Week (1-7 June), there is no better time for...
Wheelchair basketball player chosen for Team GB
Edinburgh wheelchair basketball player heads for Team GB
Edinburgh based charity Ecas, which works with physically disabled people in Edinburgh and the Lothians, is supporting...
A Week at Westminster
On Wednesday the Queen's Speech brought a little pomp and circumstance to Westminster.
Speaking ahead of the Conservative majority government’s first Queen’s Speech, Labour’s Shadow...
Sunday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Water of Leith Conservation Trust: Art Walk from Belford to Canonmills. Discover the hidden art treasures - from industrial relics to stunnning wells -...
SUPPORT LOCAL NEWS
DIGITAL & PRINT EDITION
