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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...
Ahoy there for your next staff incentive session!
A businessman and yacht Captain whose father used to build yachts in Fife is targeting Edinburgh firms with his unique performance boosting and staff incentive...
Five things you need to know today
Remade in Edinburgh AGM
Volunteer with the Salvation Army
Edinburgh College on the shortlist for marketing awards
Election Hustings
West End Community Council
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Salvation Army Trading Company Ltd (SATCoL)...
Friday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Scottish PEN: Are We Still Charlie? President of Scottish PEN Drew Campbell will chair a panel featuring cartoonist Greg Moody, journalist Joyce McMillan and...
Societea at the Waldorf
Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh and The Pompadour by Galvin have announced that they will be holding the first in a series of 'inspiring ladies afternoons' on Thursday...
Council still have Taxicard scheme in their sights
Taxicards may have escaped immediate action in the 2015-16 council budget but they are still very much in the council's sights as something that...
Work is about to begin on the underpass to Wester Hailes Healthy Living Centre
A couple of years after it first opened a state of the art health centre, the council has announced that the underpass to the...
Swing dance has swung back into fashion
Edinburgh is going vintage with a dance from the 1930s called the Lindy Hop.
Swing dance is back in fashion. With tea dances, 1940s themed...
Ghostpoet announces new album and UK tour dates
British musician Ghostpoet has published details of his upcoming album release, Shedding Skin, which is to be released on 2 March 2015 through the label...
Property portfolio for sale
Graham + Sibbald has been instructed by The Money Shop to dispose of 20 leases, situated mainly in and around Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen.
The...
NHS supporters to stage TTIP protest
Hundreds of NHS supporters will stage a protest at the Scottish Tory party conference tomorrow over David Cameron’s refusal to use his veto to protect...
Big Student Elections coming up
Over the next few weeks there will be elections in the city to find a new batch of student leaders in the Big Student...
Support shown for Royal High development
According to the architects leading the redevelopment plans for the Royal High School, members of the public have expressed clear support for proposals to...
Are you brave enough for the Hard Rock Red Hot Chilli menu?
Next week Hard Rock Cafe Edinburgh will have a special Red Hot Chilli Menu to celebrate National Chilli Day. This is not just an...
Five things you need to know today
Horror film to be made in Edinburgh
Supper Club
Music for under 25s!
At the Traverse
Peter Oundjian on Beethoven
Plans for a major Hollywood horror movie set in...
TER in Conversation with Chiara D’Anna – the star of the Duke of Burgundy
Last week, box office records were shattered with the release of the turgid Fifty Shades of Grey – a nonsensical cinematic depiction of dominance...
Thursday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
#artcore: calling young animators! If you are aged 12-18 and interested in animation, come along to the library today to find out about a...
Daily Business joins the crowd
Daily Business, the news website focusing on the business, economic, consumer and money markets, has today unveiled a partnership with crowd lending company Lending...
First World War diaries published
‘I was dressing the wounded in the trenches – enough said. Worse than Hell…’
That’s the recollection of ‘Frontline Medic’ Captain George Pirie who,...
Django Django announce new album and tour dates
Edinburgh-formed, London-based band Django Django have announced details of their new album, Born Under Saturn, that will be released on 4th May. The band will...
MP is made honorary member of Rotary Club
On 8th September 2010 Ian Murray, MP for Edinburgh South, asked the following question in the House of Commons: “Will the Deputy Prime Minister...
Five things you need to know today
West End shopfront project
Join a BBC audience
At the Cameo this lunchtime
Golfing at the Central Library this afternoon
Walking tour of Holyrood
The council, Edinburgh World Heritage and West...
Wednesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
French Cinema: Adieu Berthe. Armand, a pharmacist in the Parisian suburbs, leads a peaceful life between his job, his loving family and his extravagant...
Scottish Government becomes a dot Scot
The Scottish Government has moved to www.gov.scot as its primary web address to take advantage of the new .scot top level domains on the internet.
More...
Free swimming this week at Edinburgh Leisure pools
Edinburgh Leisure is running its popular free swimming sessions at all pools across the city until 22 February.
During the February school break, free swimming sessions will be...
Five things you need to know today
StAnza in Craigmillar
What to do this Half term
Public Art
Online origami course
Shostakovich at the Usher Hall
To mark World Community Arts Day Shindigs Scottish Artspace proudly...
Tuesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Have Fun with the Dogs' Trust! Come along to the library and enjoy some fun canine-themed activities for half term. 2-3pm, Central Children's Library,...
Patient tests negative for Ebola
NHS Lothian have announced that the patient admitted to the Regional Infectious Diseases Unit at the Western General Hospital earlier today has tested negative...
Edinburgh to become dementia friendly
A new awareness campaign was launched today to highlight the stigma associated with dementia, and the little things we can all do to help.
There...
Harvie to speak out for Assisted Suicide Bill
Patrick Harvie MSP will tomorrow appear before Holyrood's Health Committee to give evidence on the Assisted Suicide Bill.
The Committee has been taking evidence from...
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