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Making progress for MOD tenants at Dreghorn
Some progress may have been made in the plight of the Dreghorn tenants facing eviction.
The Edinburgh South West MP, Dr Scott Arthur, convened...
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Jodie Comer is en route to Edinburgh
The one-woman play, Prima Facie, is coming to The Royal Lyceum theatre next year, and actor, Jodie...
Double endorsement for Edin Uni sport
The University of Edinburgh’s renowned Global Endurance Project has been given added lustre with the arrival of a double Olympian.
Gabriela DeBues-Stafford, joins from Canada...
Family Day at Edinburgh Open Workshop
Edinburgh Open Workshop (EOW) will throw open its doors to budding makers of all ages on Saturday 29 March.
Children, young people and parents...
Friends of King George V and Scotland Yard Parks need you
The Friends of King George V and Scotland Yard Parks admit they have been quiet of late, but they are looking to regroup by...
MP repeats call for support for WASPI women at Petition Debate
Edinburgh West MP Christine Jardine has again called on the UK Government to provide long overdue support to women affected by the increase in...
Robots will make a coffee for you
In a new development University of Edinburgh is using artificial intelligence (AI) to power a robot which could make you a cup of coffee,...
Holiday homes – escape to Cumbria
Holiday homes are on sale at an independent, family run holiday park which lies within four hours of Edinburgh from £30,995.
There are no...
Fearnley into main draw in Miami
Edinburgh's Jacob Fearnley has clinched a place in the main draw for one of the world's biggest tennis tournaments outside the Grand Slam events.
Courtesy...
Must See Theatre this March
With the World Premiere of Wild Rose, a new stage version of James Robertson's novel The Testament of Gideon Mack, David Hayman in Death...
Legal firm teams up with two new charity partners
Legal firm Gillespie Macandrew is teaming up with two Edinburgh charities, Richmond's Hope and Change Mental Health, expand on its Environmental Social and Governance...
Demonburgh secure roller derby play off spot
Demonburgh Junior Roller Derby, Edinburgh’s junior roller derby league, secured a resounding victory at the 5Nation North Junior Championships, defeating Newcastle Junior Roller Derby...
Wolfpack excel in Italy with Drever twins contributing
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Wolfpack Martial Arts placed 12th out of over 200 clubs on the medal table at the Italian Kickboxing World Cup held in Lido di...
Edinburgh Zoo to welcome Sloth Bears
Edinburgh Zoo is set to welcome sloth bears for the first time, another vulnerable species. The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) has launched...
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Planning application for new statue attracts comment.
The charity, Statue for Elsie Inglis has applied for planning permission for a "monument to be erected on...
Jacob on brink of Miami Masters appearance
Edinburgh tennis pro Jacob Fearnley eased his way into the final qualifying round for this week's ATP Miami Masters with a 6-4, 6-3 victory...
Review – Wild Rose ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Country music is having a moment. Over the weekend the Country To Country music festival arrived in Glasgow while Wild Rose was playing to...
Objections to the design of the proposed Elsie Inglis statue
The charity, Statue for Elsie Inglis, SC051749, has applied for planning permission for a monument to be erected on the Royal Mile to commemorate...
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...
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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...
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