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Apple Store opened today on Princes Street
There has been a great deal of hype and waiting but now it's here. The Apple Store on Princes Street opened its doors to...
Students invited to learn to cook with Mamma
Cookery demonstration aims to teach city students how to cook
Edinburgh student property management and lettings specialist Cullen Property, who specialise in HMO properties, has...
Record breaking summer for Edinburgh Castle
Scotland’s number one paid for tourist attraction, Edinburgh Castle has had a record breaking summer.
The castle, which is Scotland’s number one paid for visitor...
Scottish National Gallery – William Strang exhibition opens today
A captivating and diverse selection of prints and drawings by the great Scottish artist William Strang will feature in a new display at the...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Today's the day!
West End Beer Festival
Botanic Lights
Fire Safety Advice
Junior Chamber Edinburgh event
The Apple store on Princes Street opens today at 10am.
We have been...
Drumbrae – police are back one week on
Police revisit scene of Drumbrae firearm incident
Police will be carrying out further checks in the Drumbrae area of Edinburgh this evening, Friday 17 October,...
Three days to create a business
This weekend, 65 student entrepreneurs from undergrads to PhD students who attend the University of Edinburgh, will be building a business from scratch, having...
Fifteen Lloyds Scholars from University of Edinburgh
Fifteen students from The University of Edinburgh selected for award-winning Lloyds Scholars programme
The innovative social mobility programme from Lloyds Banking Group provides new students...
Edinburgh – It’s time to Grow Wild!
Get ready to Grow Wild! - Registration for seed kits is now open
Grow Wild, one of the UK’s biggest-ever seed sowing campaigns, now has thousands...
The 18th Independent Radical Book Fair at Out of the Blue
Would you like to try an alternative book festival? The 18th Independent Radical Book Fair begins on Wednesday 22 October 2014. Organised by Edinburgh's...
Five things you need to know today
Man charged with attempted rape
Chris Stewart to invest in St Andrew Square
Illegal Jacks has closed down
Premiere of new Edinburgh film in Las Vegas
Cycling speech
A...
News on the Move 2014
Yesterday The Edinburgh Reporter spent the afternoon on the top of the News UK building courtesy of Press Gazette who invited us to a...
Too busy for beauty? – Aveda have the answer
Aveda salon is the first to offer Beauty on Demand in Edinburgh
Edinburgh’s first Beauty on Demand service has been launched by Aveda salon, Live...
Missing man now found safe and well
Police Scotland can confirm that a 66-year-old man reported missing from Edinburgh has been found safe and well.
Douglas McNaught, who lives in Saughton Mains...
West Lothian local racks up 40,000 miles cycling to work
Environmental charity employee, Mike Batley (54) has pedalled the equivalent of 1.6 times around the world in his daily 33 mile round trip cycle...
It’s a boy for the Hoys
Sir Chris and Hoy and his wife Sarra say they are shocked but delighted at the unexpectedly early arrival of their son Callum David...
La Vague Francaise in Edinburgh
Urbane Art Gallery’s new exhibition which starts today is a bold, bright and some might say brave display of three of France’s more avant...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Petition to release Mohammad Asghar
Edinburgh Castle
The Big Draw
Build a business in a weekend
Polite request
There is a petition to seek help from the UK Prime...
By Leaves We Live: A New Mandala at the Botanics
'We live not by the jingling of our coins, but by the fullness of our harvests.'
The great Scottish biologist Patrick Geddes (1854-1932) described the...
Assault and robbery in South Edinburgh
Edinburgh Police are seeking help from the public in gathering information about an assault and robbery in South Edinburgh yesterday evening.
The incident occurred around...
Letter to the Editor – Resources for children with additional needs now stretched too...
We have received a letter from Ann Maxwell the founder of the Muir Maxwell Trust, an Edinburgh charity which aims to "provide practical support...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Inspection of the Spire Hospital at Murrayfield
Edinburgh Restaurant Festival
Job with National Trust for Scotland
Playing at Halloween
Singing and storytelling in Newhaven
Healthcare Improvement Scotland published...
Army Reserve Recruitment in Edinburgh on Wednesday
Army Reserve units throughout Edinburgh will be opening their doors this week to host a series of recruitment events, starting on Wednesday 15 October....
Sylvesters celebrate Chocolate Week
Edinburgh restaurant owner Kieran Sylvester is choc-a-hoop about Chocolate Week.
The Head Chef of the family-run Sylvesters in Newington will keep diners sweet all week...
‘Sir Walter Scott’ at Waverley Station
Great Scott! - Sir Walter’s Words Around Waverley
From today Edinburgh’s Waverley Station - the only railway station in the world named after a novel...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Prime Minister to be questioned at Westminster
An American in Paris (in Edinburgh!)
At Gorgie City Farm this week
Carrier Bags at the ready
Business Broadband vouchers
The Prime...
Edinburgh Airport enjoys busiest summer ever
Over four million passengers travelled through Edinburgh Airport in the four months between June and September – meaning 2014 was the busiest summer ever...
Westminster announces plans on devolution
The Secretary of State for Scotland, Alistair Carmichael MP, announced today plans for increased devolution in Scotland following the No vote in the Scottish...
Effie Gray – The Edinburgh Reporter on the big screen
We are not given to blowing our own trumpets very often, but this time we really can't help it.
Our very own Douglas Greenwood wrote...
Fixing our roads and streets is an ongoing task
The council has allocated revenue funding to Roads and Transport Services for this year of just over £7m which is about a third of...
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