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Crash on Ferry Road involving seven-year-old boy
Police Scotland have issued a statement this evening after a crash on Ferry Road.
The statement reads: "We were made aware of a collision involving...
Vettriano studies sold at auction
A group of six studies by the late Scottish artist Jack Vettriano fetched nearly £132,000 at auction in Edinburgh amid a peak in interest...
Fearnley win sets up showdown with Norrie in Paris
Jacob Fearnley will play fellow Scot Cameron Norrie in a battle of the Texas Christian University old boys this weekend for a place in...
Edinburgh Sheriff Court news – Finance worker admits embezzlement
A finance worker embezzled more than £400,000 to feed his out of control gambling habit while he was employed at an agricultural consultancy firm.
David...
ECA Graduate Show 2025 opens on Friday
Edinburgh College of Art will be transformed on Friday into the city’s biggest gallery space celebrating the work of more than 550 graduating students.
The...
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Plea for volunteers to go to Hidden Door this weekend (or next weekend)
Get along to The Paper Factory at Maybuty from 11am on Saturday 31...
Letter from Scotland
Hundreds of fans turned out at Hibernian Football Club on Wednesday to honour Sir Tom Farmer, the man who saved the club and owned...
Councillors highlight class sizes at Wardie Primary School
Local councillors have been seeking answers on plans intimated to parents to amalgamate classes at Wardie Primary School.
SNP Councillor for Forth Ward, Stuart Dobbin,...
Wet Leg at Usher Hall
After taking some time off to write while watching repeated viewings of Braveheart and a variety of horror films, Wet Leg have returned with...
The astronomical sky above Edinburgh and Lothian in June
June hosts the annual celebration of all things pagan: the Northern HemisphereSummer Solstice.
The Solstice, which occurs on 21 June at 3:42 am, marks...
Former Bay City Roller walks free from court
A former Bay City Roller musician accused of stalking and harassing family members has walked free from court after a mistake by prosecutors.
Pat McGlynn...
Community award catalyst for South ground plea to MP
The largest grassroots football club in the East of Scotland has been recognised for its vital work providing a platform for women and girls...
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The Edinburgh Award
The Green group of councillors claim there is too much cloak and dagger secrecy behind The Edinburgh Award, and have called for...
Summer Camp at Lost Shore – places available
Lost Shore Surf Resort at Ratho is running a Kids Surf Camp this summer - a fun-filled, week-long experience designed to build skills, confidence,...
Officers suing Police Scotland over Bonfire Night injuries
Police Scotland is being sued by officers who were injured amid violence and disorder during Bonfire Night havoc in Edinburgh.
Chaos erupted in Niddrie on...
Popular Polish kitchen returns to Edinburgh Street Food
Edinburgh Street Food is welcoming back Bar Mleczny, a popular family-run Polish kitchen, from 29 May to 15 June following their successful pop-up earlier...
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Delays to the Edinburgh Trams Inquiry
According to Lord Hardie who chaired the inquiry which took nine years to issue a final report...
Charity cycle for PoppyScotland
A group of six military rehab specialists will embark on an epic 530-mile charity cycle in aid of veterans’ charity Poppyscotland next week.
Known as...
Why did the Edinburgh Tram Inquiry take so long?
Lord Hardie who was charged with conducting the Edinburgh Tram Inquiry (ETI) which cost millions and was much delayed, has responded citing operational difficulties...
Act Now Age Better campaign
Age Scotland’s Act Now, Age Better campaign urges older people think about how to increase their chances of a healthy later life.
Lifestyle medicine...
Government announces funding for Ukrainian communities
The latest wave of funding packages was announced by The Scottish Government today with more than £600,000 will support third sector organisations working to...
Rosalie Cunningham @ The Hive ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
If Queen had recorded a Bond Theme in 1972 between Diamonds Are Forever and Live and Let Die, then it would probably have sounded...
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.
Some of the applications which are...
Savills marketing business opportunity at Port Edgar
Port Edgar Marina has become available to a new owner on a long lease.
The marina is now thriving with boats, tourism and also...
Craigmillar boxers bound for Cardiff event
Gold medal success for Craigmillar Boxing Club’s Sofia Barreira and Liam Flynn in the Caledonia Box Cup in Grangemouth last month has led the...
Two guilty over teen attack
Two friends who forced a teenager to jump or fall from the roof of the capital’s main train station where he was electrocuted have...
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Spotlight on Gaelic education
The successes and challenges of Gaelic-medium education (GME) in Edinburgh will come under the spotlight at a discussion organised by...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025 – Footballers’ Wives The Musical
Waggish excess, attempted murder and sexual impropriety at the Edinburgh Fringe, it must be Footballers’ Wives The Musical.
Remember Bad Girls The Musical?
Well now...
At Craigmillar Now – award winning photographer presents unseen work
A new exhibition opening on 31 May presents a selection of Laleh Sherkat’s early work, taken during her studies at The University of Tehran...
Spotlight on Gaelic education in Edinburgh – event this weekend
The successes and challenges of Gaelic-medium education (GME) in Edinburgh will come under the spotlight at a discussion organised by the Gaelic community group...
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