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Dalkeith soldier’s Waterloo medal sold at auction
A medal awarded to the oldest Scot who took part in the cavalry charge that turned around the Battle of Waterloo, has fetched £3,400...
Unearthed Edinburgh – a photography competition to enter
Edinburgh Libraries invite everyone to take part in a photography competition celebrating gardening and the city’s parks, gardens and green spaces.
The ‘Unearthed Edinburgh’ theme...
New city HQ for expanding estate agent
Expanding Edinburgh solicitors and estate agents Ralph Sayer has moved to a larger headquarters in the city as the firm prepares to welcome a...
Fringe 2025 – Mairi Campbell – Pendulum Trilogy
Local musician, Mairi Campbell, will perform her Pendulum Trilogy for the first time ever at this year's Fringe.
This will be the tenth anniversary since...
Peploe’s still life masterpiece sold
A century-old masterpiece by the leading Scottish Colourist Samuel John Peploe has sold for more than £380,000 as it was put up for sale...
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Fringe programme published today
Ahead of a launch party this evening the programme for the 29,521 performances which will make up the 2025 Edinburgh Festival...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025 – programme published today
Later today the full Fringe 2025 programme will be published in print and online.
The online version offers a searchable database of the 3,352...
Edinbrick raises thousands for Fairy Brick charity
The charity Lego based event which took place at Meadowbank Sports Centre last month raised £20,763 for the charity, Fairy Bricks.
Edinbrick, Scotland’s Biggest...
Morningside Chiropractic celebrates two decades in business
Morningside Chiropractic is proudly celebrating 20 years of service to the Edinburgh community. Led by founding chiropractor Alan Cavanagh, the practice has grown from...
New investment and new breakfast show presenter at Edge 1
Micky Gavin is joining Edge 1 as the new Programme Controller and breakfast show presenter on Micky in the Morning.
The show goes live...
Art show at the Commie
Visual artist Rhona Taylor will present an exhibition Immersive: Exploring the Commie Pool at the Royal Commonwealth Pool's café from 6-22 June 2025, as part of the...
Aldi supermarket sweep for CHAS is on all week
Aldi Scotland’s Supermarket Sweep is back for another year so that customers in Edinburgh have the chance to raise funds for Children’s Hospices Across...
Former Hibs footballer guilty of five domestic abuse related offences
A former Hibs footballer carried out a brutal campaign of abuse against his partner - including striking her on the head with a...
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At the Council this week
It is part of the council's own standing orders that papers for committee meetings are published online at least a...
Kaitlyn and John take Grange titles
The annual Grange Open squash tournament, sponsored by Commercial Water Solutions and Bellfield Brewery, again attracted an international entry befitting a tournament given professional...
Liam Rudden’s Must See Theatre – June 2025
From Lear to Martin Luther King Jr, ghostly goings on to recording studio blues with Quadrophenia reimagined for good measure too... what will you...
Mail winners at Postal
Postal Bowling Club held one of its annual summer Trades competitions - The Daily Mail Triples - which was won by Christian Berra, Keith...
Looking back in history with the Old Edinburgh Club this month
Each month the Old Edinburgh Club look back in their records at some of the notable events that have taken place in history.
2nd...
Edinburgh’s Expanding Espresso Elite
In a column last summer, I featured what I then considered to be Edinburgh's best specialty coffee places; its ‘espresso elite’.
These were (in no...
Rory and Amy among East Open singles winners
Rory Robb was one of the stars of the East of Scotland tennis open, sponsored by the LMP Group, with finals at Craiglockhart.
The David...
Records tumble at Stew Mel cricket
Records were shattered at Stewart's Melville cricket club where home batters Lucy Pillinger (164n/o) and Izzy Armstrong (113n/o) compiled a 307 run partnership in...
Bereavement conference this Tuesday at George Heriot’s
George Heriot’s School is hosting a Bereavement in Education Professional Learning for Teachers conference on 3 June from 10am-3.30pm.
The conference promises to be a...
Omer’s roadmap for Grange
Omer Mahmud Khan has taken over as coach of the Grange women’s cricket team knowing he doesn’t need to look far to find role...
Edinburgh gallery shows art by local school children in competition
An independent Edinburgh art gallery is to exhibit work from some of the city’s youngest artists, showcasing the entries from a dog-themed drawing and...
Edinburgh police issue appeal after Ferry Road collision
Road policing officers are appealing for information following a crash involving a pedestrian and the driver a car on Ferry Road last night....
Story of US First Lady Jackie Kennedy set for no-holds-barred musical treatment at Edinburgh...
Jacqueline Lee Kennedy Onassis, socialite and First Lady of the United States from 1961 to 1963 as the wife of President John F Kennedy, was long...
Edinburgh’s season comes to an end in eleven try thriller in Pretoria
This quarter final began with the exact amount of intensity you would expect from a game at Loftus. Aside from carries this was clear...
Speaking to Martha Wainwright
Martha Wainwright is about to return to Edinburgh for a special evening at The Queen's Hall to perform her debut album supporting a 20th...
Oldest rockhopper in town
Keepers at Edinburgh Zoo recently celebrated their oldest penguin when Northern rockhopper Nestor turned 32 years old.
The 20 inch tall penguin has been dubbed...
Frances launches pro boxing career with win
Edinburgh boxer Frances Heath launched her professional career with a unanimous points win over Argentinian opponent Naila Pelosorivero in Glasgow.
A former British junior silver...
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