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EICC wins Scottish Thistle award
The Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC) won the best Business Event title at the Scottish Thistle Awards, winning the ‘Best Business Event Award’ jointly with the Association of Cardiovascular Nursing & Allied Professions (ACNAP)...
New homes in Glenrothes offer an easy commute to the city
Allanwater Homes has broken ground on a new development in Glenrothes in Fife.
Nineteen new energy efficient homes will be built on the greenfield site on Caskieberran Road.
The Bridge of Allan based housebuilder plans...
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Toy collection
Big Hearts Community Trust are collecting new unwrapped toys on Thursday 28 November between 4pm and 7pm at Foundation Plaza in Gorgie - which for the non football fans among you is...
Midlothian bowling club champs celebrate
Bowling clubs around Midlothian have been busy organising annual prize giving ceremonies.
Here is a selection of the winners:
Keeping sales brief in the family
Mum Lynn McNair and daughter Lauren are helping other families find their new homes.
Lynn has now taken on the role of show home interior designer as well as selling the finished product.As Development Sales...
Reigniting magical memories with Nostalgia at Six by Nico
· Running for six weeks, this latest menu provides nostalgic feelings to transport you back to a simpler time.
· The menu will run in both of the capital’s Six by Nico locations at Queensferry Street and Hanover Street from 16...
Alexis on form as stars come out for gymnastics display
Alexis Jones, aged six, who is a member of the Gracemount club, was one of the stars of Edinburgh Leisure’s annual gymnastics display at Meadowbank - despite it being her first-ever competition.
Alexis also takes...
Review – Singh Street
Bruntsfield Place has no shortage of restaurants, but Singh Street offers something fresh and dynamic.
The alluring decor draws in the eye and I notice some passing trade stop, look in the window and...
EICC boss resigns after failed hotel bid
The boss of the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC) has suddenly resigned.
Shocked staff were briefed on Wednesday morning after EICC Chief Executive, Marshall Dallas, tendered his resignation yesterday at a board meeting.
The EICC is...
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Get your tree delivered by bike
Callum Ross, founder of the Cycling Gardeners, and his old friend James Nisbet, an East Lothian farmer, collaborated three years ago to create Tollcorss Tree Works operating from...
Celebrate Thanksgiving with Duck & Waffle – one day only menu
At St James Quarter Duck & Waffle are gearing up for the American holiday on Thursday with a Thanksgiving menu - for one day only.
Of course there is turkey served with all the trimmings...
Edinburgh – top for hikes
The capital has been named Scotland's top hiking hotspot, with a range of trails for people and pets.
Edinburgh came top in the study by outdoor clothing and equipment specialists Blacks, to mark "Take a...
The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo celebrates 75th anniversary with new 75p charity drive
In celebration of the upcoming 75th anniversary of The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo a new charitable initiative has begun to donate 75p of every 2025 Show ticket sold.
Tattoo fans are being asked to vote...
Fort Kinnaird are looking for a Chief Christmas Officer
Fort Kinnaird is looking to rein in its first ever Chief Christmas Officer (CCO).
The lucky young recruit will bag a dream role, with the chance to try out the retailers and experiences at the...
Roll up for tickets for Balerno Theatre Company Christmas production at Church Hill Theatre
Edinburgh based Balerno Theatre Company, formerly the Balerno Community Songsters, were established in 1999.
For more than 20 years the amateur theatre company, that draws cast, crew and audiences from across Edinburgh and beyond,...
Harry Potter book sells for tens of thousands
A rare first edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, gifted by J.K. Rowling's first literary agent to a close friend has fetched nearly £80,000 at auction.
The 1997 hardback, priced £10.99 on the...
Barbara Dickson on Sandy Bell’s – “it was not a music pub in my...
It's the world famous Edinburgh pub where Barbara Dickson and musicians such as Sir Billy Connolly and fiddle ace Aly Bain are often said to have begun their careers.
Now Ms Dickson says it was...
Liberal Democrats asked to foot the bill for the Colinton/Fairmilehead by-election
The Conservative group at The City of Edinburgh Council has asked the Liberal Democrats to pay the costs of holding the November by-election in Colinton/Fairmilehead, estimated to be around £80,000.
The one remaining councillor in...
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Tickets go on sale today for a concert next year which Poppyscotland and Legion Scotland are organising at Usher Hall to mark the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe.
Scotland's Salute VE80 will take place...
Chief Executive of Law Society to step down next year
Law Society of Scotland Chief Executive, Diane McGiffen, is to step down from her role in 2025 after just more than three years in post.
The professional body for Scottish solicitors has announced that Ms...
Concert to be held in May to mark VE80
Poppyscotland and Legion Scotland are organising a joint concert at Usher Hall to mark the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe.
Scotland's Salute VE80 will take place on 6 May with music from a tri-service...
Snowy city from on high
Edinburgh has had its first snow of this winter, bringing with it a few problems on the roads.
But seen from above the city is quite beautiful.
Edinburgh Castle has been closed today and the...
Snowy scenes in the capital – fun for some
According to The City of Edinburgh Council, all priority routes across the city were gritted overnight prior to the heavy snowfall this morning. Snowploughs have been out since this morning to clear the snow.
But...
“Local” LibDem councillor resigns after plans to move abroad revealed – but when was...
Newly elected LibDem councillor for Colinton/Fairmilehead, Louise Spence, who tendered her resignation within a week of being elected, clearly knew in advance of the by-election about plans to move away from Scotland. Her new...
Queensferry Crossing traffic diverted onto Forth Road Bridge
Traffic on the M90 is now being diverted over the Forth Road Bridge, after the Queensferry Crossing was closed as a safety precaution due to a risk of falling ice.
Transport Scotland’s operating company BEAR...
Macmillan Art Show 2024 – more art than ever
More than 130 artists will exhibit their art at the Edinburgh Macmillan Art Show 2024.
The exhibition will open to public from 30 November to 1 December 2024.
Macmillan Cancer Support has announced the highest number...
Hidden Door – Saturday edition today – tickets available
Today at Hidden Door at The Paper Factory, after a free access afternoon for everyone to explore the building, there is more music and entertainment on offer from 6pm.
The festival proper will be...
Experience the magic of Christmas at The Leddie
The Leddie, Aberlady's boutique hotel and restaurant, is unveiling its first ever festive season lineup that promises to add sparkle to your calendar this Christmas.
Starting from 28 November, The Leddie Christmas offers a...
Festive feasting – Edinburgh’s top dining destinations this Christmas time
As we approach the season of ho, ho, ho, if slaving over a stove isn't your idea of festive cheer, why not let one of Edinburgh's restaurants and bars take the strain instead?
This...
Hidden Door Launch Party – last day on Saturday
On Saturday at Hidden Door it is free to visit to have a look around the huge Paper Factory site in the afternoon and then in the evening you will need a ticket.
On...
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