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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...
Government continues its freeze on council tax
The Scottish Government has frozen council tax which can be charged by all 32 councils across Scotland for the eighth year in a row.
Local...
Night-time at The Piece Box
There are lots of places to eat out in Edinburgh, but it's always great to find one right on your doorstep. The Piecebox in...
Five things you need to know today
National Records Office petition
Love from Indie Street
#HSSelfie competition
RNLI fundraiser
Art at Edinburgh Napier University
The Scottish Government has not exactly proposed closure of Register House at the...
Tuesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Edinburgh Studio Opera: The Magic Flute. Mozart's ever popular magical tale set in Persia is 'a vibrant and colourful re-imagining of a classic'. The...
Legendary Scots pilot to deliver Mountbatten Lecture
A legendary Scots pilot and war hero who survived 11 crashes, a torpedo attack and was arrested by the Gestapo will speak at a lecture...
Edinburgh Irish Dancers represent Scotland at the 2015 World Championships in Montreal next month
Edinburgh Irish Dancers win big time and will represent the city, region and Scotland at the world championships in Montreal in March.
Two dancers from...
Royal Blind Week starts today
What would you miss most if you lost your sight?
That’s the question being asked by Royal Blind as part of its annual fundraising campaign,...
Monday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Toddler Time: special screenings exclusively for pre-school children and their parents/carers. This week BAFTA-winning animation Lost and Found (U), an enchanting story, narrated by...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Inverleith Neighbourhood Partnership
Royal High School
Writers' Event at Summerhall
Rotary Club Charity Concert
Goldenacre Mini Art Show for St Columba's
Inverleith Neighbourhood Partnership meets tonight at Blackhall Library...
Edinburgh meeting to discuss child protection
A wide-ranging public information campaign to tackle child sexual exploitation is being launched by the Scottish Government later this year.
Children’s charities, police and young...
Young Kato to release debut album
Six-piece Young Kato are to release their debut album Don't Wait 'til Tomorrow on 3 May through the Republic of Music label.
The first single from their...
What’s On in Edinburgh this week
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MONDAY 23RD FEBRUARY 2015
Toddler Time: special...
Fair Trade Festival will be highlight of Fair Trade Fortnight
Edinburgh has been a Fair Trade City for 11 years and will celebrate this by holding a Fair Trade Festival for the first time...
Edinburgh charities get a little extra help from the People’s Postcode Lottery
The People's Postcode Lottery announced at their recent Gala Dinner that players of People's Postcode Lottery were giving a number of supported charities an extra...
Tom’s handprints to be cast in stone
Edinburgh war veteran and charity worker Tom Gilzean is one step closer to becoming the eighth recipient of the Edinburgh Award.
Tom has had a cast of...
At Summerhall – Writers Return
Join acclaimed authors Alan Bissett and Anne Donovan, along with poets William Letford and Ryan Van Winkle at Summerhall, Edinburgh, on 26 February for...
Rugby – This Week’s Rugby Round-up.
Rugby Round up
Professional Rugby
As reported elsewhere, Edinburgh lost 20-17 to Ulster on Friday night, despite the Irish side finishing the match with 13 men....
Travel – Hard Rock Cafe San Francisco
On the occasions when we get away from Edinburgh, we like to really get away. Now that the whole of the US has become...
Rugby – Edinburgh v Ulster, Guinness PRO12
13 Man Ulster hold on for narrow win.
With both teams depleted by International call-ups, Friday night’s match at BT Murrayfield was a hard one...
Five things you need to know today
Greens announce more Westminster candidates than ever
Waverley Bridge to be one way northbound
Wildlife Walk
More routes from Edinburgh Airport
Watch the Oscars in Edinburgh
The Scottish Greens confirmed...
Conference to highlight new thinking on Information Services
A conference to be held in Edinburgh next month will give public sector leaders the opportunity to get together and share experiences and ideas...
Sunday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Storytelling - From Ballads to Lullabies. Join storyteller Fergus McNicol as he brings alive music and stories connected to portraits in the gallery, from...
easyJet adds 70,000 extra seats from Edinburgh
Air passengers planning their summer getaways this year will have almost 70,000 extra seats on 19 easyJet routes to and from Edinburgh Airport to choose from.
Between...
Edinburgh family all running for charity in May
An Edinburgh family are hoping to make it a family affair when they take on the city’s 10k in May.
Seven family members Nicoya Whiteman, her...
Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art – 20th Century: Masterpieces of Scottish and...
Following the huge success of GENERATION, the nationwide celebration of 25 years of contemporary art in Scotland which took over the whole of the...
Five things you need to know today
Sustainable Energy Action Plan for Edinburgh
Sammy celebrates 105th birthday!
Garden Globe courses
At the Assembly Roxy
Visitor Assistant job at Water of Leith Visitor Centre
The City of...
Saturday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
The Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home Valentine's Ceilidh: share the love and have a great evening at Summerhall - which used to be the...
Conference claims teenage homeless numbers are set to increase
Thousands of teenagers will continue to become homeless every year unless Scotland changes its ingrained attitude to the culture of conflict.
That was the message from...
Letter from Scotland
We are all getting mightily excited about the latest fall in unemployment. It’s down to 5.4 per cent, the lowest level since the financial...
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