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Imaginate Festival 6-31 May 2013
This year’s Imaginate Festival, Scotland’s international festival of performing arts for children and young people, runs this week until Monday 13 May 2013 at...
Entrepreneurs selling their wares at the Assembly Rooms today
The cream of Scotland’s entrepreneurial talent is gathering in Edinburgh today for EIE13 (Engage| Invest|Exploit), Scotland’s flagship investor event, at the Assembly Rooms. Over...
Taxi Trade to pay for repairs to veteran’s wheelchair
In our Five things you need to know today article published this morning, we mentioned the news that veteran Tom Gilzean had his motorised wheelchair vandalised.
The...
100,000 books on offer in Scotland’s biggest charity sale 11-19 May
A rare guide to Britain’s greatest duels, a “hot read” in the early 19th Century for gentlemen who still fought with pistols at dawn,...
Hibs Fan Completes Charity Bike Ride from London to Edinburgh
Hibs’ fan Hugh Cockburn has arrived back home in Sunderland after completing the 455 mile bike ride from London to Edinburgh.The money continues to...
Sleeperz Hotels announce Edinburgh Opening
Sleeperz Hotels, the innovative UK budget hotel operator, is to launch Cityroomz – a rooms-based sister brand offering convenience and comfort at great value...
Police appeal for news about Missing Woman
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for information to help trace a missing woman.
Laura Gorrie was seen leaving her home address in Lapicide Place at...
Five things you need to know today
Help Tom Gilzean - Gorgie & Dalry Community Council - Edinburgh Zoo in the black (and white) - Aer Lingus choose Edinburgh for maiden...
Aer Lingus Regional flies its new plane to Edinburgh
Aer Lingus Regional, operated by Aer Arann, flew the airlines first brand new plane on its maiden voyage to Edinburgh this week. The airline, who...
Painting stolen from St Mary’s Cathedral in Palmerston Place
Police in Edinburgh are investigating the theft of a painting from a Cathedral in the Capital.
A painting depicting the Trinity icon was stolen from...
Black cab drivers graduate as tour guides
Three Edinburgh taxi drivers have graduated as elite tour guides, receiving their ‘Worshipful Company of Hackney Carriage drivers’ Tour Guiding Certificates at a ceremony...
Last chance to see the Vikings!
This week is your last chance to see the Vikings! exhibition at the National Museum of Scotland.
The National Museum of Scotland is the only UK venue...
Five things you need to know today
Rat Race - Farm Theft - Mark Douglas-Home - Eteaket online - Trams
If you were taking part then you would know that the Rat...
Free Cookery Course begins this week – Fork to Fork
Starting on Thursday this week this is a free course that is designed to educate people and get them active by encouraging them to...
Grove Community Garden – an idea to copy
Get into the Grove
Local Green councillor, Gavin Corbett, profiles the Grove mobile community garden at Fountainbridge, and calls on other landowners to follow the...
VIDEO – Giant faces appearing at Holyrood
Giant faces constructed out of tree branches and leaves have taken root in Holyrood Park over the last few days..
The City of Edinburgh Council...
Bold and colourful “Life Times” at the Union Gallery
After great success in London, multi-award winning and internationally collected artist, Annette Edgar, has launched her first soloshow in Scotland for five years. Annette's new...
Property company launch third community bursary scheme
A property management company based in Edinburgh, has launched its third community bursary scheme to provide financial support to groups in the local area....
Edinburgh MSP joins MS care campaign
Gordon Macdonald MSP has pledged to help ensure that all people living with MS in Scotland have access to the right treatment, care and...
South Morningside Primary School make a difference
Every child at South Morningside Primary School paid £1 to watch a talent show earlier this year. The money raised was then allocated between...
Edinburgh MSP says Taxi fare increases may put some at risk
A TAXI fare price hike could put women at risk as they would have to walk home late at night, an MSP has argued.
Kezia...
Assault and robbery in Granton on Sunday morning
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for witnesses following an assault and robbery that happened in the Granton area of the Capital yesterday morning.
The 52-year-old...
Five things you need to know today
Monday holiday - Edinburgh Sketcher - Joppa Tennis Club open day - Giants in the trees at Holyrood - Prom on the Prom at...
The Edinburgh Reporters’ Weekly Sports Roundup
This week Hearts leapfrog Hibs in the SPL, Spartans Under 17s won the Scottish Cup, whilst Spartans and Edinburgh City reach the League Cup...
Rugby – Edinburgh Rugby v Newport-Gwent Dragons
Edinburgh Rugby v Newport-Gwent Dragons, RaboDirect PRO12
Edinburgh welcomed the Dragons from Newport in Wales for the last match of the season for both teams....
Spartans under 17s in Scottish Cup success
Spartans under 17s lifted the Scottish Youth cup today after a convincing victory beating Giffnock Soccer Centre 5-0. This is the first time any...
Daniel Sloss coming to Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2013
DANIEL SLOSS – STAND-UP
Venue: EICC (Venue 150)
Dates: Friday 2 to Sunday 25 August 2013 (not Wednesday 21 August)
Time: 8.30pm (9.30pm)
DANIEL SLOSS – EXTRA WEEKEND...
Recipe – Vanilla Cheesecake from Calistoga Restaurant
Gordon Minnis, owner of Calistoga restaurant suggests a delicious summer dessert
Summer is on its way and it is time to leave behind the winter...
Tradfest: The Story of Scotland’s Creation
The audience at this Tradfest event learned how Scotland came to be formed in the new telling of the 3,000 year old myth of...
Five things you need to know today
Fun Run - Drugs arrests - 5K at Cramond - Scottish Bird Fair - At the galleries this weekend
You are probably too late to...
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