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Edinburgh to become a 20 mph zone
Government to announce cash boost for the poor
Edinburgh's for unicyclists!
At the Forest Cafe
Menu at The Engine Shed today
Edinburgh will become...
MP calls on the UK government to support green energy
Following the collapse of Pelamis, a renewable company in his constituency, local MP Mark Lazarowicz has used the opportunity of a speech made earlier...
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Tonight at The Stand
Botanic Cottage
The Edinburgh Reporter
Ten Pin Bowling with Edinburgh Capitals
Community Council meeting tonight
You may still be able to get tickets for a...
Three convicted of serious organised crimes
Three men pled guilty to drugs and counterfeit cash offences when they appeared at the High Court in Edinburgh earlier today.
A Police Scotland operation to...
Police ask for help in tracing stolen dog
A plea from Edinburgh Police about the dog which has been stolen from outside a shop in Leith at the weekend.
Do you have any information?
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New student housing planned on Leith Walk
Planning approval has been given for a proposal to deliver new student accommodation on a derelict site at Haddington Place in Edinburgh’s New Town.
The £23m...
Hearing Dogs for Deaf People need fundraising volunteers
Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, is seeking new volunteers throughout Scotland as part of a ‘new year, new you’ campaign.
There are more than 80...
Business profile – Robi Lambie of Cairngorm Coffee Co
Robi Lambie is the owner of Cairngorm Coffee Co in Frederick Street where they serve the most divine coffee and 'world famous' cheese sandwiches....
Who...
Free school meals – but what’s on the menu at Edinburgh primary schools?
All P1 to P3 pupils attending Scottish schools will today become entitled to free school meals. The full details are here.
The move will offer...
Lord Provost launches 2015 Fair Trade Awards
Edinburgh’s Lord Provost, Donald Wilson, has launched the Fair Trade Awards 2015.
Now in their ninth year, the awards recognise the difference that residents, businesses...
Volunteers required for Edinburgh College’s home learning scheme
Edinburgh College is looking for volunteers to teach English in people’s homes, as part of a scheme to support people who cannot get to...
Edinburgh Bus Tours keeps its five stars
VisitScotland have awarded Edinburgh Bus Tours the five star grading that they have had in previous years, which is all the more important in...
Colinton Community Council nominations open now
If you live or work in Colinton and are interested in becoming a community councillor then the time is right. The council has opened nominations for...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
More teachers promised
Recycling your Christmas trees
OBE for Faith Liddell
Exhibition at Hula
Edinburgh's historic win in the 1872 cup
The Scottish Government has promised £2m of funding to...
Rugby – Watsonians v Marr, BT National League, Div. 1
Watsonians crush Marr’s hopes in postponed match
Despite fielding a side which bore virtually no relationship to that in the programme – or their website...
Fire closes Thistle Street this afternoon
Part of Thistle Street between Hanover Street and Frederick Street was closed for most of this afternoon following discovery of a fire in a...
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Development at Springside
Today at Edinburgh's Christmas
2014 at Holyrood in numbers
New Year resolutions for Bield
Happy New Year from Scottish politicians
The next part of the redevelopment...
Rugby – Visser says more is needed in attack despite 1872 Cup triumph
By Stephen Brunsdon
Edinburgh secured the 1872 Cup for the first time in six years with a 20-8 victory over Glasgow Warriors at BT Murrayfield...
New Year resolutions for Bield
Scotland’s leading care and housing provider, Bield, has announced its New Year’s resolution to staff, tenants and customers.
In this year’s Christmas message, Chief Executive, Brian...
Rugby – Edinburgh v Glasgow, Guinness PRO12 and 1872 Cup
12 point margin secures narrow 1872 Cup win for Edinburgh
Trailing by 10 points going into Friday night’s second leg of the 1872 Cup series, Edinburgh...
The Scottish Parliament : a year in numbers
The Scottish Parliament has now been in existence for 15 years. To mark the end of its fifteenth year Holyrood has announced the significant numbers...
Community help to repair Donkey Lane
Councillor Bill Henderson worked with the Currie Community Council and the local scouts to repair Donkey Lane which has fallen into disrepair over time and...
Five things you need to know today
It's still Christmas in Edinburgh
30 things to do with a football
Today at the Filmhouse
Edinburgh Rugby triumph over Glasgow
New Year, new business?
At Edinburgh's Christmas today you...
Five things you need to know today
Free rides at Edinburgh's Christmas
Edinburgh Rugby
British Empire Medal for Yvonne
School Streets consultation
Today at the Filmhouse
Today if you are a member of the armed forces,...
Council to pilot school streets scheme
Have you ever gone past a school at dropping off time and marvelled at the bad parking and driving? Then this idea from the...
Scottish Government launches campaign against debt
Lighten the Load TV, media and online campaign launches Scotland’s Financial Health Service.
A high profile campaign to signpost people struggling with debt to the...
Tourists will want more from Edinburgh’s serviced accommodation in 2015
Fountain Court Apartments, the largest independent serviced accommodation provider in Edinburgh, will begin 2015 with a strong service offering that embraces many of the predicted...
Edinburgh’s Hogmanay hailed a ‘major success’
The organisers of Edinburgh's Hogmanay have been quick to advise that all of the events (which continue today) which make up the three day...
Five things you need to know this New Year’s Day
1999 Scottish Cabinet Records released today
Free tickets for Edinburgh's Christmas
PlayTalkRead has a bumper year
Community Food Projects to get help in 2015
Loony Dook at South...
First Scottish Cabinet papers released to the public today
When the first Scottish Cabinet met under the leadership of First Minister Donald Dewar in May 1999 they had a lot to sort out....
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