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Looking back at historical dates in April
Each month Jerry Ozaniec, Membership Secretary of the Old Edinburgh Club, compiles a list of significant dates in the history of the capital.
1st...
Chef of the Year award for Dhoom Streatery
Chef/Proprietor of Dhoom Streatery and Bar, Dhaneshwar Prasad Jakhmola, has been crowned “Chef of the Year 2025” at The Courier UK Food and Drink...
LifeCare looking after unpaid carers
If you support another adult – friend or relative – due to their illness, frailty, disability, mental health or addiction then this could be...
Padel triumph for Scots men and over-60 women
The inaugural Padel Tennis Home Nations Championship have taken place in Leeds with Scotland winning both the Open Men and Women over-60 categories
And in...
First Minister to visit the US during Tartan Week
The First Minister says that his visit to the US this week is all about bringing jobs and investment to Scotland.
He said that business...
Lothians MSP calls for a memorial to be established in Edinburgh
A Lothians MSP has called for a Shaheed Minar to be established - a permanent memorial to the 1952 Bengali Language Movement.
Cities including London,...
Jean Guild Grant awarded to Veterans Housing
Veterans Housing Scotland is named as one of the recipients of the latest Jean Guild Grants awarded by the Old Edinburgh Club.
The VHS project...
Whispers from the underground – Kyloe’s speakeasy feast
Listen up, culinary conspirators. There's a clandestine dining experience brewing in Edinburgh that's got more intrigue than a bootlegger's back room. Kyloe Restaurant is...
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...
The Garden Party Festival – promising fun for all the family at Ingliston
The Garden Party Festival is the newest festival in town and promises to be "a magical weekend of music, creativity, and unforgettable family fun"....
Violinist’s music for saxophone and strings to be performed at the Queen’s Hall
Violinist Seonaid Aitken returns to the Queen’s Hall on Thursday 10 April to perform her widely admired Chasing Sakura suite.
Written for a string ensemble...
One change to starting XV for Scotland Women against France
Scotland Women’s Head Coach Bryan Easson has made three changes to his squad for round two of the Guinness Women’s Six Nations, as they...
At National Museums Scotland this spring
Looking for somewhere to go? National Museums of Scotland always have lots to offer and most of it is free. Here is a list...
Celebrating six decades of Edinburgh Printmakers with two exhibitions
Edinburgh Printmakers (EP) is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year with new exhibitions just announced.
It will mark the significant year with the third...
Bonnyrigg bowling club honours Lindsay
Lindsay Plenderleith has been made an Honorary Member of Bonnyrigg Bowling Club.
Already a Scottish Champion (1980 - Pairs with Coldstream) when he joined the...
NHS spinouts are vital to make use of intellectual property
NHS Scotland spinouts should be considered ‘a vital method of commercialising the intellectual property (IP) from innovative staff ideas,’ a formal health service partner...
EIJB agree almost £30 million of savings and there will be “some impact”
Katharina Kasper, the Chair of the Edinburgh Integration Joint Board (EIJB), told The Edinburgh Reporter that the board agreed a substantial savings programme for...
Breakthrough investment for Scots firm fuels future of spaceflight
A game-changing aerospace technology firm has negotiated a £500,000 investment to fast forward its space launch guidance systems.
Backed by Kelvin Capital, Gabriel and Scottish...
Trams to Newhaven is not yet finished – two years after opening
Although the extension of the tramline to Newhaven opened almost two years ago a master list of items to be fixed is only now...
Five things you need to know today
Emergency Fund opens on Friday for third sector
Edinburgh Integration Joint Board (EIJB) funding which has been scrapped for some charities will be partly replaced...
Surgeons devise new educational tool
A FIRST of its kind service in the UK has been launched by two of the country's leading plastic surgeons, offering patients a free...
Review – Ghost Stories ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
The art of writing any review lies in telling the reader all they need to know, without giving away spoilers.
That used to be a...
Whale sculpture added to Gasholder 1 park
A design portraying one of the Firth of Forth’s visitors – the humpback whale – was commissioned by the Council to be displayed in the...
Megan makes rugby history at Leith
Megan Shaw, 18, has become the first player to come all the way through from the Leith Hawks mini rugby section to the senior...
Christina McKelvie 1968 – 2025
The Minister for Drugs and Alcohol Policy, Christina McKelvie MSP, has died.
The First Minister, John Swinney has issued a statement.
Mr Swinney...
Harburn Hobbies will stay on track with new owner
Harburn Hobbies on Leith Walk has been bought by PECO Model Railways, one of Britain’s most respected model railway manufacturers, wholesalers, and publishers. ...
Royal appreciation for regional media “welcome”
Ahead of a reception for regional media in the UK, at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday evening, His Majesty The King shared the following message...
Nancy is half marathon champion
Nancy Scott, a 25-year-old doctor from Edinburgh Athletic Club triumphed in the annual Scottish half marathon championships in Inverness in a time of 01:13:24.
In...
Northern Bowling Club Open Day will be pride of our Ally
Northern Bowling Club, Warriston, have arranged an Open Day on 27 April (12-4pm) aimed at encouraging those interested to try bowls for free.
Everyone is...
Travel feature – a weekend in Brighton
A weekend away that feels more like a week - that’s our experience of Brighton.
From our parking space in Buckingham Road - booked through...
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