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Putting the Scottish Colourists in a wider context
At Dovecot Studios from 7 February a new exhibition will place the Scottish Colourists in the context of their European and UK contemporaries.
The...
Nina’s K-Pop plan is “really fun”
Singer songwriter Nina Nesbitt has told how she loves spending days penning "happy" K-Pop tunes for stars in South Korea.
Nina, 30, from Balerno, will release...
Burns song sold at auction
A folk song handwritten by Robert Burns more than 230 years ago has fetched over £16,000 at auction.
Burns sent the ballad "Geordie" to Edinburgh...
Team Gumley and Mid Calder claim curling trophies
Curl Edinburgh hosted the Sellar Trophy, with 12 women’s teams taking part and Team Gumley coming out on top.
After three rounds of competitive games...
Serial medallist Eilidh to mentor university athletes
Eilidh Doyle, Scotland’s most decorated athlete who retired from the track in 2021, has been appointed Global Ambassador of Sport for the University of...
Advance notice of works at York Place on the tramline
Edinburgh Trams advise there will be a temporary shutdown of one section of the tram line for essential maintenance works from 14 February.
From the...
Accies netballers make flying start to national league
Edinburgh Accies netballers will go into the third round of the National League against local rivals Dunedin on 8 February as pace-setters but with...
Looking ahead and dealing with this year’s challenges
Last year brought with it immense challenges to Edinburgh’s residents, businesses, and community groups. As 2025 progresses, increased funding from Westminster offers hope for...
Parents say roads backlog will take 25 years to clear
Parent councils from 53 primary and secondary schools in Edinburgh have sent an open letter to MSPs and Councillors demanding more funding to clear...
Another big name band playing at Murrayfield this August
Another big name band has announced a concert to take place at Scottish Gas Murrayfield this August as part of their European tour.
The...
Five things you need to know today
Drop in planning events today
Today there is an opportunity to have your say on Edinburgh's Planning Design Guidance. The city planners are updating their...
Jacob to get back on tournament trail in Marseilles
Edinburgh tennis pro Jacob Fearnley will target the ATP 250 event in Marseilles from February 10-16 as he returns to tournament action following a...
Scotland v Italy – in photos
Scotland got their 2025 Guinness Six Nations off to the perfect start with a 31-19 victory over Italy at Scottish Gas Murrayfield on Saturday...
Tram operator shortlisted for two awards
Edinburgh's tram operator has been shortlisted in two categories for the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce Awards next month.
With more than 12 million customer journeys...
I Ran With the Gang is on its way home to Edinburgh
It’s time to look out your tartan!
Edinburgh, Toronto and London sell-out musical, I Ran With The Gang: A Tribute to the Original Bay...
Edinburgh’s Food Scene: Fresh Flavours for 2025
Edinburgh's culinary scene is electric this month, as Scotland prepares to make history by hosting the Michelin Guide Great Britain & Ireland 2025 launch...
New Lord Justice Clerk to be sworn in on Tuesday
The Rt Hon Lord Beckett will become the new Lord Justice Clerk on Tuesday when he will be sworn in by Lord Pentland, who...
Edinburgh table tennis winners
Nathan Hogg and Elza Lee were principal winners when the Edinburgh Table Tennis Championships took place at the Royal High School.
With victory over Borui...
Edinburgh in new VisitBritain screen tourism campaign
EDINBURGH is among the stars of a new global tourism campaign highlighting Britain's film and TV locations and urging people across the world to...
Lifeline for Juniper Green tennis club as bulldozers move in
A massive fund-raising effort in double-quick time has resulted in Juniper Green tennis club standing on the brink of having their two courts refurbished.
Some...
Roll the dice at Duck & Waffle for a free brunch
Duck & Waffle at St James Quarter will celebrate their second birthday this week and they have a birthday game all diners can play.
Visitors...
Jappy Trophy award for Martin
Martin Firth received the annual Jimmy Jappy Trophy commemorating a club stalwart who died in 1980 when Carlton cricketers held their annual prize giving.
The...
Athelstaneford and Oxenfoord curling winners
The annual Jackson Trophy, presented to Edinburgh Curling Club in 1955 by the family of WK Jackson, skip of the Great Britain 1924 Olympic...
Review – Mary Poppins ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Magical Mary Poppins has flown back into Edinburgh’s Festival Theatre and there’s only one word to describe award-winning Stefanie Jones in the title role,...
Rocky Bushiri goes from zero to hero
Rocky Bushiri has gone from zero to hero in the eyes of the Hibs fans.
The DR Congo international looked to be on his way...
Celebrating Valentine’s Day at Sotto
Looking for inspiration this Valentine's Day?
Sotto opened in Stockbridge in October. The new Trattoria and Enoteca takes its name from the Italian for...
The Doghouse – ready to deliver
Edinburgh street food specialists Belmonte Catering has devised a creative solution to continue to expand its fast-growing operation.
The business has used spare capacity in...
Councillor has sights set on Holyrood
With Holyrood elections just around the corner, more candidates are being selected every week in readiness for the campaign beginning in earnest.
Local councillor, Sanne...
Scottish Gas powers local pubs during the Six Nations
To celebrate its partnership with Scottish Rugby, Scottish Gas is providing several pubs across Edinburgh and its surrounding areas with half price electricity, during...
At Ingleby Gallery – Wings of a Butterfly
At Ingleby Gallery the new exhibition, Wings of a Butterfly, opens on Saturday between 11am and 1pm.
The exhibition continues until 19 April 2025...
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