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At St Mary's Cathedral, Palmerston Place
There will be an event on Monday by Scotland's oldest interfaith organisation, the Edinburgh Interfaith Association (EIFA), and The...
Rocking programme of music announced for New Year’s Day 2024
There will be a foot stomping programme of events for everyone to enjoy on New Year's Day in Edinburgh with music curated by award-winning...
Fawkes-y’s lunch raises much needed cash for CHAS
More than 400 women in Edinburgh ate lunch and drank fizz at Prestonfield House raising £127,000 for Children's Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS) in the...
Robbie’s on the comeback trail
Unbeaten Edinburgh boxer Robbie Graham, 28, is aiming to re-enter the ring in the New Year on a double mission.
Firstly, the former Scottish professional...
First Minister promises multi-year funding for charities
The First Minister, Humza Yousaf, addressed the SCVO conference at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC) first thing on Wednesday morning, making it clear...
Five things you need to know today
Trussell Trust report increased demand for food banks
The Trussell Trust has issued new data on Wednesday which reveals that 128,490 emergency food parcels were...
Trussell Trust reveal increased demand for food banks
The Trussell Trust has published figures today showing that 128,490 emergency food parcels were provided to people in Scotland between April and September by...
Billy Billingham ‘Always a Little Further’
SAS: Who Dares Wins star Billy Billingham, MBE, QCB, will be bringing his new tour entitled ‘Always A Little Further’ to the Queens Hall on...
Missing person – Edinburgh police issue appeal
Edinburgh Police have issued an appeal for help to trace Euan MacArthur, 22, who has been reported missing from Corstorphine.
Euan was last seen in...
Christmas pop-up open at Art & Craft Collective
The Christmas Pop-up is now open at Art & Craft Collective.
The first Christmas Pop-up shop at the Southside gallery features a selection of makers...
Public buildings and social housing safeguarded by vital £20 million framework
Public sector organisations across Scotland are being invited to attend an event that will share vital information on a major framework geared towards improving...
Taco Bell refused permission for a cheese melter
A new Taco Bell in the city centre will likely be refused permission to use a “cheese melter” amid fears that it could create...
Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home issue winter appeal
The Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home (EDCH) has issued an appeal for help from the public as the number of people having to give...
Police appeal for information following Bonfire Night disturbance
Police Scotland has issued an appeal for information following events on Bonfire Night in Niddrie. The inquiry is particularly directed towards adults who are...
Meet the President and join the club
Meet Gabriela Aguado, the President of the Rotary Club of Portobello, who is keen for anyone who lives or works in the area to...
Eight police officers injured on Bonfire Night
Police Scotland report that violence during Bonfire Night reached “unprecedented” levels of disorder. In Niddrie riot police were called in.
While initial police analysis...
Disorder involving fireworks reported in Niddrie #OperationMoonbeam
Police in Edinburgh have reported ongoing disorder on Hay Avenue in Niddrie where officers "are being attacked with fireworks, petrol bombs and other projectiles"....
Hibs hurt at Hampden
Hibs were sucker punched in yesterday’s ViaPlay Cup Semi Final losing 1-0 to a 10 man Aberdeen team.
It was a rough cup exit for...
College of Surgeons sculptor wins award
Winner of Public Sculpture award
If you have ever peeked into the courtyard at the College of Surgeons then you will have spotted the Covid...
Tennis – Joppa win Pringle Cup
Joppa, represented by Emma Devine and Finn McLean, took the venerable Pringle Cup – 65 years old – when they defeated Musselburgh in a final...
Oppenheimer link to wedding dress on display in Edinburgh
A wedding dress which has been gifted to the Museum of Edinburgh connects the capital with the nuclear scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer.
The dress was...
Craigmillar boxers’ silver service
Craigmillar amateur boxing club sent a strong contingent to the Scottish Development Championships at Ravenscraig Sports Centre and returned with a clutch of five...
Scottish Athletics’ Volunteer of the Year
Scottish Athletics’ Volunteer of the Year, Craig Stewart of the Harmeny Club, has spoken of his delight at achieving the award after being nominated...
Montgomery expecting a physical battle at Hampden
Nick Montgomery previewed tomorrow’s Semi Final with Aberdeen today and is looking forward to hearing the Hibs fans in full voice on his Hampden...
Murphy’s law – octogenarians keep on cycling
Joppa’s grand old man of cycle speedway is heading to Australia where he will celebrate his 80th birthday at the world championships, which begin on...
Cute little macaw chick flies in at Edinburgh Zoo with an important message
A critically endangered red-fronted macaw hatched at the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland’s (RZSS) Edinburgh Zoo for the first time in 20 years.
Now three...
First buyers moving into new homes in groundbreaking development
FIRST RESIDENTS TO MOVE INTO ST ANDREWS LANDMARK NEW DEVELOPMENT, ST ANDREWS WEST.
HeadonS1 St Andrews is a joint venture between two highly respected, award...
Hearts trilogy now complete
Football fan Alastair Stupart has authored the latest in a trilogy of books celebrating his beloved Hearts.
For a follow up to his first book...
Scotland’s new champion
Scotland has a new UK champion in 12-year-old Balerno High School squash player, Thomas Myers.
Thomas, who is a member at both Hatton SC and...
The City of Edinburgh Council declares a housing emergency
The City of Edinburgh Council has declared a housing emergency which is, at least in part, a call to The Scottish Government for more...
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