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Doubles win for capital ace Hanna
Craigmillar Park reared prodigy Hanna Augustynska enjoyed a big tennis win when partnering Estonia's Alexandra Nedyalkova to victory in the Liverpool J30 junior doubles...
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Tram north-south extension
Edinburgh World Heritage (EWH) have issued its formal response to the proposed north-south extension of Edinburgh Trams. The consultation ends on 17...
Accountants professional body appoints new Chief Executive
The industry body for Scottish accountants has appointed the former Dean of Edinburgh Napier University's Business School as Chief Executive Officer.
Gail Boag, who is...
Drummer Rae set to lead New Zealand’s national jazz orchestra
Former Edinburgh drummer John Rae has been appointed musical director of the Aotearoa Jazz Orchestra, New Zealand’s national jazz ensemble.
Wellington-based Rae, who moved to...
Edinburgh World Heritage say yes to tram extension but recommend using an alternative route
Edinburgh World Heritage (EWH) have issued their formal response to the proposed north-south extension of Edinburgh Trams.
The heritage watchdog says that they firmly support...
Fischy Music inviting thousands of children to the Big Sing
The wellbeing charity Fischy Music are inviting more than 20,000 primary school children from all over the country to join them for the Big...
The panto cast are back for a final fling at the Festival Theatre with...
The panto is back at the Festival Theatre for one final year before returning to The King's Theatre in 2026.
The King's Theatre has undergone...
Barry makes his mark in Gaelic handball event
Barry Owens of Edinburgh-based Dunedin Connollys finished runner-up to London's Fionn O'Suilleabhain at the inaugural one wall handball Scottish Championship in Easterhouse, Glasgow.
The sport...
Veteran chef returns to inspire Scotland’s next generation
Industry legend joins students at landmark Edinburgh hospitality event.
A former Executive Chef has returned to the kitchen he once led to join student chefs...
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Armistice Day
Edinburgh Trams is set to commemorate Armistice Day on Tuesday to pay tribute to those who fell in World War I, World War...
Edinburgh PR agency adds polish to team
A Scottish public relations agency has strengthened its senior team with the appointment of two communications professionals from a fellow Edinburgh agency.
Two PR professionals,...
Granton Waterfront – Phase One to begin early in the New Year
The council's £1.3 billion plans for Granton Waterfront will take another step forward in the next few weeks.
Councillors will be presented with the financial...
Book your Thanksgiving dinner now at Duck & Waffle
Everyone is invited to a taste of Thanksgiving on 27 November at Duck & Waffle in St James Quarter.
A typical three course American...
A third of Scots struggle in silence with energy bills – drop in events...
Although widespread support is available, around a third of Scots still do not seek professional help or advice when struggling to pay energy bills.
British...
After filming Frankenstein in Edinburgh Guillermo del Toro may come and live here
Director Guillermo del Toro loves Edinburgh so much he says he may come and live in the capital.
He has told Film Edinburgh, a division...
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Fury over Chief Constable relocation expenses
Our exclusive story published over the weekend is another concerning the Chief Constable, Jo Farrell:
"Police Scotland Chief...
Newest sauna in town to open in Leith
A new sauna will open later this month at Leith Community Croft.
The converted horse trailer has a wood-fired sauna inside, and it will...
The Christmas Songbook returns to the Queen’s Hall
The annual classic The Christmas Songbook returns to Queen's Hall next month with accordion player Phil Cunningham leading the festive sparkle.
There are three performances...
George Cinema is being left to decay “in plain sight”
A building in Portobello which has been empty for nine years is being left to decay "in plain sight", according to the people who...
Early career artists are invited to apply to Collective programme
Collective Gallery on Calton Hill will have exhibitions next year of work by artists who have developed their practice in Scotland.
There will be...
Lothian shuttle youngsters excel at Jack Kane Centre
Lothian players were well represented in the Yonex MCFM East of Scotland under-13 and under-17 badminton tournament held at the Jack Kane Centre.
Yingfan Wang...
Remembering the fallen on Remembrance Sunday in Edinburgh
A ceremony was held on the Royal Mile earlier today at the Stone of Remembrance.
The official party laid wreaths to remember members of...
GB selection honour for Holly
City of Edinburgh Trampoline Club's Holly Allfrey will fly out to Spain on Monday.
She has been selected to represent Great Britain at the...
Edinburgh Award ceremony honours the first Director of Edinburgh City of Literature
Following a public vote Ali Bowden is the latest recipient of The Edinburgh Award.
Ms Bowden became Director of Edinburgh UNESCO City of Literature...
Local MP pays tribute at the Constituency Garden of Remembrance at Westminster
Livingston MP, Gregor Poynton visited the Constituency Garden of Remembrance at Westminster this week.
The garden is a symbol of the courage and sacrifice of...
Book your Christmas party nights at the Old Manor
The Old Manor Hotel at Lundin Links is hoping to attract office parties with two value for money Christmas Party Nights, taking place on...
The Princess Royal visits zoo on anniversary of conservation partnership
HRH The Princess Royal visited Edinburgh Zoo and the Budongo Trail, an innovative chimpanzee habitat there to mark the 20th anniversary of the wildlife...
Archie and Megan lead student sports support programme
Winning Students 100, Scotland’s national sport scholarship programme, has announced its 2025-26 cohort, marking a record-breaking year for applications and reaffirming its status as...
Christmas tree on The Mound is ready to be lit up
The lights have been carefully draped on the Christmas tree on The Mound, but will not be switched on immediately.
The festivities begin early in...
Shuttle title for Lothian badminton players
Young Lothian players won the Scottish senior inter area group badminton championship in unbeaten style.
They defeated runners-up West 8-1. Lanarkshire 6-2, Glasgow and North...
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