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Jupiter Artland preparing for reopening next month
Jupiter Artland will unveil Andy Goldsworthy's "Clay Tree Wall" for the first time in twelve years when the sculpture park opens for its 2025...
Hyslop aims to be SNP candidate in Edinburgh Northern
City of Edinburgh councillor, local business owner, and community campaigner, Euan Hyslop, today announced his bid to become the SNP’s candidate for the newly...
Five things you need to know today
Fire on Sunday is latest in gang turf war
An early morning inferno at an Edinburgh garage is the third blaze in two weeks to...
Making moves on the Edinburgh South Sub
Engineering students from Heriot-Watt University are calling for the reopening of the Edinburgh South Sub rail route that last served neighbourhoods in the south...
Summerhall’s first exhibitions of 2025
Summerhall Arts is presenting two notable exhibitions this month, showcasing work by an established and noted sculptor, and the other casting the audience back...
Rare Cancers Bill passes second reading
The Rare Cancers Bill had its first formal debate on Friday and passed the second reading. The bill has been introduced by Edinburgh South...
Review – Wild Rose ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Every country western song has heartbreak somewhere in its genetic make-up and this Wild West hoolie of a musical follows that tradition, even if...
The Brunton’s future under the spotlight
Political leaders, arts representatives, and community stakeholders have convened to address the future of the Brunton, Musselburgh's cultural venue.
The roundtable, which drew cross-party political...
Government holding offshore investment event in Edinburgh
The Scottish Government will host a major investment event in Edinburgh on Monday which is aimed at unlocking new private investment in Scotland’s rapidly...
Prestonfield crowned “golf club of the year”
In a classic example of ‘rags to riches’ Prestonfield have been crowned Scottish golf club of the year.
By their own admission Prestonfield were in...
Still Rollin – Bay City Rollers fan community celebrates their legacy
Still Rollin, a Bay City Rollers fan community, connects more than 1,500 members worldwide through their shared passion for the Edinburgh band.
Led by...
Bookshop closing after more than a century in business
A bookshop which is one of the oldest in Edinburgh is closing next month.
B McCall Barbour Christian Bookshop will close on 5 April...
Lighting up Edinburgh for Purple Day
Landmark buildings including Edinburgh Castle, Prestonfield House, The Witchery, Camera Obscura, St Giles' Cathedral and the EICC will join a list of more than...
Former social worker jailed for abuse at children’s home
A former social worker who sexually abused several boys at a Barnardo’s residential home in East Lothian has been jailed and placed on the...
MSP praises the revitalisation of former Army HQ
The Scottish Liberal Democrat Leader has applauded the transformation of development of 78 former Army homes.
During a recent visit to the project which lies...
Letter from Scotland
We’ve been reflecting on the rise and fall of Nicola Sturgeon this week, following her announcement that she will not be standing as a...
Grange up for awards as overall tennis participation grows
Grange Dyvours tennis club, Stockbridge, will be well to the fore when Tennis Scotland stages its annual awards in Stirling on 28 March.
Not only...
Reeves announces more support for defence sector during Rosyth visit
On a visit to Scotland on Friday UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a £2 billion increase to UK Export Finance’s (UKEF) Direct Lending capacity...
Five things you need to know today
Big Wheel idea may be a non-starter
It seems that the idea for expanding the timeline for the Big Wheel went public before the producers...
Big Wheel proposal may not happen at all
A proposal for the wheel in East Princes Street Gardens to be put up for a longer period than it has been previously is...
Trump son pays a visit to the First Minister
The US President's son, Eric Trump, has been in Edinburgh today to meet with the First Minister, John Swinney.
A trio of chauffeur...
Edinburgh International Festival 2025 will include a “nod to the unconventional”
Edinburgh International Festival announces its full programme for summer 2025 today.
Tickets will go on sale to Friends on 25 March, and on general sale...
Billy the cheetah arrives at Edinburgh Zoo
The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) welcomed four-year-old Billy the cheetah which arrived from Whipsnade Zoo yesterday.
Visitors will be able to get a...
Knights and Mavericks clash at Meggetland
Edinburgh Napier Knights will be aiming to round off their twentieth season in style at Meggetland on Wednesday, 19 March at 7pm when they...
Beautiful Storm breaks over St Bride’s
Saxophonist Phil Bancroft brings his new trio, The Beautiful Storm, to the St Bride’s Centre on Orwell Terrace this month as part of a...
Counting on success – a new maths centre opening in Morningside
An Edinburgh family has opened a new maths learning centre in the heart of Morningside.
Mathnasium will have an official launch event on Saturday 15...
Royal patron celebrates anniversary with veterans’ charity
The charity Veterans Housing Scotland (VHS) held a reception in the Great Hall at Edinburgh Castle on the occasion of its 110th anniversary and...
Inflatable dome – cricket club refuse meeting with residents
The inflatable dome at Grange Club continues to disturb neighbours - and now the cricket club which erected the structure has refused to meet...
Nicola Sturgeon announces her retirement from politics at the 2026 election
Former First Minister - and the first woman to hold the office - Nicola Sturgeon MSP, has announced her retirement from politics in a...
Edinburgh residents encouraged to have earlier checks on cancer symptoms
The Scottish Government’s ‘Be the Early Bird’ campaign has a new focus on head and neck cancer.
As Scotland’s sixth most common cancer, around 1,300...
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