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Hard Rock Cafe in big burger giveaway
Hard Rock Cafe Edinburgh today shut down Parliament Square on the Royal Mile as it gave away free Local Legendary Burgers from its limited...
Rail strike called off
The RMT rail union, representing some almost 16,000 rail workers, has announced it will suspend industrial action planned for the beginning of next week.
With...
Thursday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
01Bookbug Week: to celebrate this annual event - for which this year's theme is Bookbug's Big Bedtime Story - there will be a special...
Five things you need to know today
National Waiters Day
Possible rail strike
Help to deliver Sals Shoes 00
Royal Highland Show
Bikepacking at the Edinburgh Festival of Cycling
The team at an Edinburgh hotel...
Scottish Water turn the taps back on in Bruntsfield
Scottish Water have told us everything is now fixed at Bruntsfield:
Following disruption to water supplies in the Bruntsfield area, repairs have now been completed...
Scottish Opera to stage seven operas in their new season
Scottish Opera has just announced details of its new season, when it promises drama, romance, fairy-tale and comedy in its seven powerful operas.
A talented cast and...
Edinburgh restaurant to welcome Youth Minister
Annabelle Ewing MSP, the Minister for Youth and Women’s Employment, will visit Sylvesters restaurant today to meet up with the owner and with sous chef...
Cyrenians get living wage status
Cyrenians, the charity which is committed to supporting those excluded from family, home, work or community, has been awarded living wage status.
The charity has 110...
Wednesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Royal Blind Pub Quiz: the legendary quiz makes its comeback! Pit your wits against Guru Gary; prizes and raffle too! For over-18s only. 6.30pm,...
Five things you need to know today
Musselburgh Racecourse in brewery tie up
Bookbug Week
Dementia Awareness Day
Queensferry Lifeboat is recruiting
Liz Lochhead
Musselburgh Racecourse has agreed a three year deal with Edinburgh’s only remaining Victorian brewery,...
Water problems near Holy Corner tonight
Following a burst water main at Holy Corner this evening some people may still be without water supply. If that is you then do...
Interview with a Shooter – GB U25 Rifle Team’s Seth Dowley
A few weeks ago, The Edinburgh Reporter was contacted by Edinburgh University student and member of the GB Under 25 Rifle Team, Seth Dowley.
Seth...
GB7s set to light up Meggetland
With the Rio Olympics around the corner, the introduction to Rugby 7s to the competition has set a buzz to the summer with young...
Tuesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Bookbug Week: to celebrate this annual event - for which this year's theme is Bookbug's Big Bedtime Story - there will be lots of...
Five things you need to know today
New Chief Executive at the council
Scottish Apprenticeship Week
Edinburgh Festival of Cycling
Daisy Moll is running a half marathon!
Lease agreed on Customs House
The City of Edinburgh...
Edinburgh Festival of Cycling – The White Bike
What if, one day, you didn’t come home?
New play THE WHITE BIKE looks at the personal cost of road death, through the eyes of...
It’s Bookbug Week!
BookBug Week was launched at Gorgie City Farm earlier today.
Counting sheep for good bedtime reading, children from Murrayfield Nursery snuggle up with childrens' author Debi...
We Are Many in Edinburgh this Thursday
We Are Many, a film documenting the largest ever protest on the UK mainland, will be debuting at cinemas across the country this Thursday...
Council announces new Chief Executive
Following Dame Sue Bruce's retirement announcement made earlier this year the search has been ongoing for a new council boss. Today Andrew Kerr has...
Monday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
These Dangerous Women: Scottish premiere of Clapham Film Unit's new production, telling the story of Chrystal MacMillan and the women who attended the first International...
Five things you need to know today
UK Parliament returns today
Save Allan Park
Yotties Week begins today
Muirhouse have a new play space
Cannes 2015
All five Edinburgh MPs will be beating a path to...
What’s On in Edinburgh this week
Please remember to check details with the organisers before setting off to any event.
MONDAY 18TH MAY 2015
These Dangerous Women: Scottish premiere of Clapham Film...
A Mandala for Nepal
Imagine that you are spending your weekend doing weekendy sorts of things - tending your garden, going out for a meal, visiting an historic...
Rugby – Edinburgh v Leinster, Guinness PRO12
Leinster sink Edinburgh’s Champions Cup play-off chances.
Needing a bonus point win, as well as ‘advantageous’ results in other matches, Edinburgh were up against it...
Sunday in Edinburgh – what’s on today
Raising the Relief Fund for Earthquake Victims in Nepal: Charity Dinner. The Everest Nepalese and Indian Restaurant has organised this special event - and...
Five things you need to know today
Drama in Leith
Edinburgh Tram Inquiry
QMU in line for award
National Children's Day
Grow Wild Gardening
When the War Came Home - powerful drama in Leith Dockers...
Saturday in Edinburgh – what’s on today
Christian Aid Nepal Earthquake Appeal: An Evocation. An inspiring event seeking to evoke some of the thoughts, feelings, sentiments and consciousness of the years...
Five things you need to know today
Hidden Door starts next week!
At the National War Museum
Follow your new MP
Volunteer with Edinburgh Art Festival
Friends of the Earth Rally
We really enjoyed Hidden Door...
Prime Minister visits Edinburgh
The Prime Minister David Cameron paid a visit to Bute House earlier today to hold talks with the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. More powers...
Edinburgh Tourism Showcase
On 20 May 2015 the third annual Edinburgh Tourism Showcase will be held at the Assembly Rooms. The showcase is the biggest industry event of the...
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