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Local Citizens Advice Bureau receives £100,000 funding boost
Citizens Advice Edinburgh will receive £100,000 in new funding over the next two years from independent funder Foundation Scotland.
The local charity, which has...
Plans to convert former Caledonian Brewery into carless development recommended for approval
A major development will be considered by planners on Wednesday with a recommendation that the application to build 168 homes (including 40 affordable houses)...
Pan Am Flight 103 play- global premiere at Edinburgh Fringe
Fuselage, a powerful new play by Annie Lareau, rooted in her own experience of the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing over Lockerbie, is to...
Latest roadworks and road closures in Edinburgh
This is the most up to date list of roadworks, road closure and events leading to road closures or diversions for traffic in Edinburgh...
Da Costa dazzles with 64 ball Masterton century
A dazzling century from skipper Dan Da Costa propelled Carlton to an 80 run victory over Grange in the Masterton twenty:20 cricket trophy at...
Levels low on the Water of Leith
The dry weather in the past few weeks is evident in Stockbridge where the Antony Gormley statue is just paddling rather than wading in...
Hedgehog warning for gardeners
People in Edinburgh and the Lothians have been warned to look out for hedgehogs while gardening after a surge in injuries caused by garden...
Darcy Graham hat trick propels Edinburgh into play-offs
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The intensity was apparent from the start, with Edinburgh using their kicking to apply pressure to a tough Ulster defence.
Hive Stadium...
Strikes at Scottish Water to start again
Scottish Water staff will resume strikes after unions representing the workers Friday accused management at the company of 'playing games'.
UNISON, Unite and GMB said...
East Open tennis starts this weekend
The East of Scotland tennis Open gets underway this weekend at Craiglockhart and George Watson’s College courts with a lot to live up to.
Only...
Herringbone Barnton opens its doors
The newest member of the Herringbone family has just opened its doors on Friday morning.
Herringbone Barnton will welcome its first guests on Friday bringing...
Community key to city firm’s expansion plan
Edinburgh-based insurance repair and renovation specialists is expanding with the launch of a new property maintenance service.
INSUREPAIR, the all-trades business, has established a strong reputation in...
Leading housing provider seeks new Board Members
Scotland's leading provider of housing and care for older people has launched a recruitment campaign for new Board Members as it continues a transformative...
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At the City Art Centre
Opening this weekend at the City Art Centre Out of Chaos: Post-War Scottish Art 1945 – 2000, ia a new...
Hidden Door 2025
The multi arts festival takes place next month at the Paper Factory near Maybury roundabout.
The vast 15.5 acre site will be transformed in...
New golf exhibition debuts as legendary Dispatch Trophy returns
A captivating new golf exhibition, 'Teeing Off Through Time,' has been unveiled at Braid Hills Golf Course, coinciding with preparations for the milestone 125th...
Take a seat at Café Calton – opening soon on Calton Hill
Café Calton will open next month as an all day venue enjoying some of the best views in the capital.
Coffee will be brewed...
Community council lodges complaint to Edinburgh Council
The New Town and Broughton Community Council has lodged a formal complaint with The City of Edinburgh Council in relation to a planning decision...
East Lothian pupils build on basic DIY skills
Barratt Homes East Scotland have introduced pupils at Rosehill High School in Wallyford to ways of improving their basic DIY skills.
The housebuilder, which...
Five things you need to know today
Vyshyvanka Day
On Saturday the University of Edinburgh Ukrainian Society will be holding a Vyshyvanka Day event on Salisbury Crags.
The Society plan to hold...
Edinburgh talk will help you decide on AI – friend or foe?
A free talk at The Royal Scots Club will help those attending learn more about AI.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionising the way we live,...
This week’s planning applications in Edinburgh
All of the planning applications made to the council's planning team this week are shown on the list below.
Any property owner seeking to build,...
Review – The Lion, The Witch, And The Wardrobe⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Shorthand is a wonderful thing and in this beguiling production of The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, arguably the most popular and best...
Farrpoint moves into Fountainbridge
Farrpoint the digital connectivity consultancy has moved into a new head office in Fountainbridge and says it will "continue to expand into new areas...
Fire at Corstorphine Hospital “under control”
A fire at the former Corstorphine Hospital which began early this morning is now under control according to the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service.
A...
Ralph Sayer adds to senior team with double hire
Edinburgh-based solicitors and estate agents, Ralph Sayer, has appointed two senior members of staff.
Kimberley Mackay has joined as a partner to head up a...
Good news for some Scottish Institute students
Following the collapse of The Scottish Institute into liquidation it appears that the future of some students may be assured.
The Institute which taught...
New Chief Executive named at The Law Society of Scotland
General Counsel, Executive Director and dual-qualified solicitor Ben Kemp has been appointed to become the new Chief Executive Officer of the Law Society of...
Examining the discipline exercised in Scottish prisons
Scotland's prison inmates were given more than 30,000 discipline raps in just a year, it can be revealed - for offences including drugs, violence,...
Fire in Corstorphine on Wednesday morning
A fire has broken out in Corstorphine at the former hospital next to the zoo.
Fire crews are in attendance and we await an...
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