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Clovenstone ABC to celebrate 30-year history
Clovenstone Amateur Boxing Club’s Craig McEwan is hoping as many ex-champions and other former members can be contacted to share in celebrations marking a 30th anniversary...
At Edinburgh Street Food – celebrating the Dia de los Muertos
Edinburgh now has a new tequila and mezcal bar at Edinburgh Street Food (ESF) and they are gearing up for a two day...
A weekend cocktail to try at home
Known as much for its delicious seasonal cocktails as their amazing Iberian food with an Asian twist, Jack O’ Bryans in Dunfermline has created...
At Art & Craft Collective in November
"A Walk into Town" with photographs by James Carter opens at Art & Craft Collective on Causewayside on Sunday 14 November.
James said: "I’ve been...
Men’s personal development workshops in Musselburgh
When it comes to facing life's challenges head-on, men who do so with resilience and confidence are the ones who truly shine, not just...
Community cricket programme to empower young people
A free community cricket programme is giving young people from disadvantaged communities in Edinburgh a safe space to play the bat-and-ball game while learning...
OLIVER! at Portobello Town Hall – get your tickets now
Stage Door Entertainment makes their musical debut with Lionel Bart’s Oliver! at the newly-refurbished Portobello Town Hall.
Lionel Bart’s Oliver! will take place at Portobello Town Hall from 8-11...
First Minister calls for ceasefire in Gaza
The First Minister Humza Yousaf has written to many UK political leaders supporting a ceasefire and the establishment of a humanitarian corridor.
Mr Yousaf has...
Time for a festive breakfast sandwich at Gleneagles Townhouse
Gleneagles Townhouse restaurant The Spence has partnered with independent sandwich shop and Edinburgh favourite, Alby’s Sandwich Shop, to create the ultimate festive breakfast sandwich, which will be...
JLS appearing live at Edinburgh Castle
Tickets go on sale from Friday 3 November 2023 at 10am for JLS Live at Edinburgh Castle on 9 July 2024
Exactly 15 years since...
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Local Democracy Reporting Service
The Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS) is a public service news agency which covers many areas of the BBC. It is...
Ministerial visit to Pentland to Portobello Greening Project
Biodiversity Minister Lorna Slater visited the Pentland to Portobello Greening Project to see works completed with support from the Nature Restoration Fund.
The project received a...
Business Champion of the Year – Outline Hair
Outline Hair in the Old Town, was recognised by Cycling Scotland's Cycling Champion Awards for owner Kay Corbett’s efforts to support staff and customers...
Plans lodged for rewilded land amid local campaign to stop development
Plans have been lodged to build homes in north Edinburgh on a plot of land which locals are fighting to stop from being...
Arts centre founder awarded honorary doctorate by Edinburgh Napier
The co-founder of world-renowned contemporary art attraction Jupiter Artland has spoken of her pride after being awarded an Honorary Doctorate from Edinburgh Napier University.
Nicky Wilson...
Winter Warmer at Asda cafés returns for pensioners
Asda Cafés bring back £1 'Winter Warmer' initiative for over 60s
The supermarket is bringing back soup, roll and unlimited tea and coffee for just...
Council considering cutting ‘invaluable’ pupil welfare staff
The City of Edinburgh Council is set to cut an “invaluable” service which helps to get some of the city’s most vulnerable children back into...
Lanarkshire minister announced as next Moderator of the General Assembly
A minister who was discouraged from going to university and told that his Lanarkshire accent would hamper his life prospects has been announced as...
Astley Ainslie Community Trust holding celebration event this weekend
The Astley Ainslie Community Trust which is campaigning for community ownership of the Astley Ainslie site is holding a family friendly event there this...
Treason the Musical to premiere at Edinburgh’s Festival Theatre
The world premiere of Treason the Musical will take place at the Festival Theatre between 25 and 28 October.
Treason tells the story of the...
The transformation of Granton continues with planning permission for the Art Works
The City of Edinburgh Council has granted planning permission on Wednesday for the National Galleries of Scotland’s exciting new community space, conservation, research and...
Reception held for Scottish Indian Arts Forum at Holyrood
A reception was held at The Scottish Parliament on Tuesday on behalf of The Scottish Indian Arts Forum (SIAF) just before their flagship celebration...
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Today at the Council
The Development Management Committee meets today to discuss a long list of planning applications all of which are recommended for...
Planning refused for hostel due to noise
Edinburgh residents living on a quiet close on a have successfully fought against plans for a neighbouring office to be turned into a 21-bedroom...
Samantha Fish and Jesse Dayton live
Samantha Fish and Jesse Dayton Live at Barrowlands
Samantha Fish left the crowd wanting more after her barnstorming performance at Edinburgh’s Usher Hall in 2022....
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Leith Collective want your coats
The charity which has an outlet in Ocean Terminal as well as Ocean Terminal is putting out a second call...
Edinburgh hotel toasts to the next generation of surgeons
An Edinburgh hotel is celebrating the city’s latest class of medical graduates who will soon embark on careers in surgery with an exclusive offer.
Medical...
Spartans host Sporting Memories at Ainslie Park
The charitable organisation Sporting Memories were the hospitality guests of honour at Saturday's game against Dumbarton.
Sporting Memories and The Spartans Community Foundation formed a...
Edinburgh councillors discuss possible council tax freeze
The matter of The Scottish Government’s sudden proposal to freeze council tax announced recently by the First Minister at the SNP party conference was...
Barratt Developments raises funds for hospice care
The UK’s largest housebuilder has raised £90,244 for hospice and end of life care in the East of Scotland at a recent charity ball.
Barratt...
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