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Monday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Toddler Time: Rastamouse programme 13 Missing Tings (U). Picturehouse welcomes back the skateboarding, reggae-playing Rastamouse and his crime-fighting-crew in this series of vibrant, fun...
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Trains!
Scottish Youth Parliament
St Patrick's Day Parade in Portobello
Photography exhibition
Saughton Park consultation
The Edinburgh Reporter is off on a train to Berwick this morning and...
Two bikes per train is not enough say Greens
The new operator of Scotrail will only allow two bikes per train on the new Borders Railway when it starts running from Edinburgh to...
What’s On In Edinburgh this week
MONDAY 2ND MARCH 2015
Toddler Time: Rastamouse programme 13 Missing Tings (U). Picturehouse welcomes back the skateboarding, reggae-playing Rastamouse and his crime-fighting-crew in this series...
Music – The Shires will showcase new album Brave in Edinburgh
UPDATE - The Shires have had to cancel their Edinburgh date! So to make up for this Decca Nashville have given us 5 albums...
Rugby – Scotland v Italy, RBS Six Nations
Scotland lose out to 79th minute penalty try
With both teams seeking their first win in this year’s Six Nations tournament, it was always going...
Sunday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Art Maker - March. Join the Art Maker Club and make your own masterpieces with artists Tessa Asquith-Lamb and Louise Fraser. For ages 4-12...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh Castle is going green
New audio described photo exhibition
New parking arrangements on Leith Walk
Tonight at the Queen's Hall
Leith Memories
Edinburgh Castle will be bathed in...
Get ready for Edinburgh Fashion Week 2015
Marketing Edinburgh is behind the week of catwalks and retail offers which will take place next weekend. Following the recent Twitter fashion event about the...
Government names more minimum wage offenders
The UK Government announced earlier in the week another 70 companies and businesses which have failed to comply with the minimum wage legislation which...
Edinburgh author gets ‘write behind’ the Great Scottish Book Off
An Edinburgh author is lending her support to Capability Scotland’s Great Scottish Book Off on World Book Day on 5 March.
Fran MacIlvey author of ‘Trapped:...
Scotland’s premier Spring Flower Show 2015
THE CALEY SPRING FLOWER SHOW 2015
Put Spring into your Step!
The summer of 2014 was unseasonably long, with a very slow slide into autumn and...
Saturday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Out of the Blue Flea Market: rummage for treasures at over 45 stalls bursting with clothes, jewellery, small furniture, music, books, bric a brac...
Five things you need to know today
Funding for Edinburgh charities
Spotlight on Stockbridge
Edinburgh Larder events
Become a guide at Rosslyn Chapel
Superfast broadband
To help support some of the world’s most vulnerable communities, this...
Now’s the time to be mobile!
The importance of adapting and moving with mobile
by Gareth K Thomas, Reserve Apartments
The use of the web via mobiles, smart phones and tablets is...
Edinburgh University students win global coding competition
Two students from Edinburgh University have triumphed at this year’s CodeVita, one of the world’s largest coding competitions with more than 49,000 university teams participating.
The competition is...
Exhibition at the Queen’s Gallery – Gold
The beauty and symbolism of gold, from the Early Bronze Age to the 20th century, is celebrated in an exhibition opening at The Queen's Gallery,...
Letter from Scotland
So, the fat cats are outed again. The politicians and bankers – among them some Scots, to our shame – have this week proved...
Friday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Riccio Gallery: a new exhibitions of paintings and glass by artists Karen Rogers, Janet McCrorie, Mary Frith and Marion McFarlane. Preview tonight 7-9pm, then 10am-4pm Monday to...
Five things you need to know today
Slow Food
What's on this weekend
Tron Kirk
Careers Open Day at Edinburgh College
Community Garden
We might be the latest converts in the Slow Food Movement. We attended...
North Edinburgh residents concerned about new street lights
Residents in North Edinburgh have been expressing concern about the new street lights that are currently being installed across the area.
Some locals are worried that...
Slow Food movement racing across the globe
I went along to the Slow Food Event organised by Queen Margaret University knowing very little really about what it stands for and what it...
Thursday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Ecumenical Friends at St John's: Fiona Bennett speaks on The Story of Augustine United Church. 1-2.30pm, St John's Church, Princes Street (please note change...
First Minister pledges increasing funding for childcare
The First Minister the Rt Hon Nicola Sturgeon has promised that there will be twice as much spent on free nursery places, early learning...
Government invests £14.3 m in Wave Energy Scotland
Scotland’s first wave energy technology development body Wave Energy Scotland will receive a total of £14.3 million over the next thirteen months, Energy Minister...
smART CRAFT from Wester Hailes at The Gallery on the Corner
Whilst all artists would say that they express themselves through their work, for the members of smART CRAFT art is a special way of...
The Edinburgh Reporter in conversation with Ghostpoet
Three albums into his already promising music career, Ghostpoet (aka Obaro Ejimiwe) has already won a Mercury Prize nomination, only losing out to PJ Harvey's Let...
Edinburgh enjoying modest growth in demand for hotel rooms
A report from the tourism market research specialists LJ Research shows that there is some overall growth in Edinburgh and Glasgow although Aberdeen hoteliers continued to...
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Development Management Committee meets today
Nearly new sale
Balerno Community High School Charity Ceilidh
New music from Eyes of Others now available
Jobs at the Airport
The Council's Development...
Wednesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Chutney Exhibition Presents Knife Whimsy: a one-off reappearance of Chutney Exhibition's award-winning Fringe show. Lighthearted apocalypses, the apotheosis of Fred Durst, the eternal battle...
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