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David Cameron meets the First Minister in Edinburgh
The first photos have been released of the Prime Minister's visit to Holyrood on the day that the draft legislation for increased devolution to Scotland...
Electoral Reform Society calls for UK-wide Constitutional Convention
Today’s publication of draft legislation to devolve powers to Scotland makes the case for a UK-wide, citizen-led Constitutional Convention ever more pressing, according to...
The Open Eye Gallery: three new exhibitions
A woman lies face down on a balcony, her slipper cast aside. Next to her, a man reads. This could be anywhere, but the...
Virgin Money to continue sponsorship of Edinburgh’s fireworks
In an announcement this morning Virgin Money has confirmed that it will pay for the fireworks concert to close the Edinburgh International Festival for...
Five things you need to know today
The Smith Commission
Petition about Forsyth's Sphere
Free Public Seminar about the Smith Commission
Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour starts in Edinburgh
Petitions Committee
The Smith Commission is...
Students support a Bike Hire Scheme for Edinburgh
EDINBURGH STUDENT PRESIDENT WILL SPEAK FOR A EDINBURGH CITY CYCLE SCHEME LATER TODAY
The council's petitions committee is still alive and kicking despite moves to disband it...
Thursday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Works On Paper 2015: a selection of prints, drawings and watercolours from the storerooms of The Fine Art Society Edinburgh and London. Artists include...
Smith Commission must go far enough
The Smith Commission has until Sunday to issue its draft legislation to bring more powers north of the border but they will publish the...
Scots actress speaks out to defend ‘her’ prince
Scottish-born movie actress Louise Linton has spoken in support of beleaguered Royal, HRH Prince Andrew.
The Hollywood-based star has spent time with the Queen’s second...
FLASH COMPETITION – Win two tickets to the Banff Mountain Film Festival Tour
Big Screen, Big Stories: Travel the world and experience a selection of inspirational, exhilarating and unforgettable adventures from the comfort of your theatre chair...
The Edinburgh Reporter in conversation with Charlie Lyne Director of Beyond Clueless
At just 24, Charlie Lyne holds an enviable position in the fast paced world of both film and journalism. The man behind 'Ultra Culture',...
Scottish Storytelling Centre – The Golden Goddesses of Corn and Cloth
'She speaks like someone unfolding the petals of a lotus' British Theatre Review.
Feeling a bit chilly? Wondering if the ice on the canal will...
Edinburgh’s Lomond Capital on the acquisition trail
Thornley Groves Estate Agents owned by Edinburgh based Lomond Capital has acquired Shepherd Gilmour, one of Manchester’s leading independent sales and letting agents, strengthening...
Five things you need to know today
Scottish Budget today
Operation Quarterlight
Desire Lines
Burns Night
Scottish Evening News
Ahead of stage one of the budget debate today Finance Secretary John Swinney confirmed the Government’s commitment...
Wednesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Minecraft Building Club: come and try this new club - it just started last week! 3.30-4.30pm, Moredun Library, 92 Moredun Park Road. Also at...
Lifetime Achievement Award for former police constable
Former Police Scotland Constable Ian Laing has won the WWF-sponsored Lifetime Achievement Award for his hard work and dedication to tackling wildlife crime.
He...
Ryanair will be flying the Edinburgh to London route more often
Ryanair's Michael O'Leary was in typically buoyant mood in Edinburgh today when he announced that the low cost airline has had such success with...
Police launch car crime operation in North Edinburgh
Police Scotland have launched an operation against car and vehicle theft across the country today. They chose to do so in North Edinburgh, sadly appropriate...
Merchiston Castle School required to address improvements
A recent inspection at Merchiston Castle School in Colinton has confirmed that improvements already identified by the school now need urgent attention according to...
Five things you need to know today
Corporate Policy & Strategy Meeting
Yoga for Winter Sports
Best cafes in Edinburgh?
Edinburgh Jobs
New home port for Storm ID
Today the Council's Corporate Policy and Strategy committee...
Tuesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Tiny Tales: Cosy Stories. Cosy in with storyteller Claire Hewitt and hear tales from the land of ice and snow, and how the sun...
Mons Meg in need of TLC
The gun at Edinburgh Castle which all visitors believe is used to sound the one o'clock gun each day, has been removed to a...
Dream Walking with Hares
House moves give us ideas; we think we'll do all sorts of new things, even if we've only gone a few miles down the...
Edinburgh schools serving up good food
The Soil Association has served up a bronze award to the City of Edinburgh council for the quality of their catering in primary, secondary and...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Citizens Advice Bureaux mark anniversary
Edinburgh writers' success
Portobello sur mer
Neil Diamond & Kenny Rogers in Gorgie
Tree for every child scheme
Jim Eadie MSP lodged a motion...
Monday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Toddler Time: The Hive (U). Screenings designed to introduce young children to the cinema., with 30-minutes shows for pre-school children and their parents/carers. This...
Where to celebrate Burns Night in Edinburgh!
Whether you like your Burns Night traditional, alternative - or even 'radical' - there's something for every taste in Edinburgh this year. So dig...
What’s On In Edinburgh this week
MONDAY 19TH JANUARY 2015
Toddler Time: The Hive (U). Screenings designed to introduce young children to the cinema., with 30-minutes shows for pre-school children and...
Storytelling Event at Gambado
Gambado, Edinburgh’s biggest indoor soft play and party centre at Fountain Park will be celebrating National Storytelling Week, (31st January – 7th February) with...
Rates for Stamp Duty replacement to be considered this week at Holyrood
Land and Buildings Transaction Tax rates will be considered in budget.
Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Finance John Swinney will consider revised residential...
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