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Council report on ASN education “lacks clarity”
The Education Committee meets on Thursday when it is being asked to note the contents of a 67 page officer report entitled Inclusion Review...
City ad agency acquired three years after launch
Yatter, the Edinburgh-based paid advertising agency, has been acquired by ecommerce specialist Velstar just three years after it was set up.
The company has enjoyed...
Edinburgh Open Workshop – Festive Makers Market
Enjoy a different kind of festive shopping experience at Edinburgh Open Workshop’s Makers Market.
Edinburgh Open Workshop will once again host its winter Makers Market,...
Five things you need to know today
Bin hubs - rules to be relaxed
Edinburgh Council has relented to pressure from residents and also opposition councillors in relaxing the rules as to...
Blackwell’s Book of the Year 2024 is announced
Book store Blackwell's has announced its Book of the Year for 2024.
The store has chosen Eighteen A History of Britain in 18 Young...
Jack and Victor visit The Centre, Livingston to meet their fans
Still Game fans and shoppers alike were treated to a very special guest appearance at The Centre, Livingston on Saturday when Jack and Victor...
The Big Butterfly Appeal
A leading butterfly charity has launched an "urgent appeal" for donations after financial pressures threatened its work to save the colourful insects.
Butterfly Conservation, the...
Sparkly crane above Jenners
Construction company, GRAHAM, has added some sparkle to the city centre skyline as the firm progresses with the transformation of the historic Grade-A...
Duck & Waffle will transport you to Narnia this Christmas
Step into the wardrobe and discover an enchanting Narnia themed world at Duck & Waffle Edinburgh this Christmas.
Inspired by the classic The Lion, the Witch...
Biagi leaving councillor role to join The Scottish Government
Marco Biagi, councillor in the Colinton/Fairmilehead ward and former MSP and Government Minister, has announced his resignation from the council today.
He is to...
Second by-election to be held in Colinton/Fairmilehead ward
Following the by-election held only last week when a Liberal Democrat councillor was elected in Colinton/Fairmilehead ward, there will now be a second by-election...
Five things you need to know today
Christmas tree lights are officially on
Although you may have seen the lights on the Christmas tree on The Mound illuminated before now, they were...
University to make staff redundant
The University of Edinburgh is to make members of staff redundant in a move said to be prompted by the rise in employers' national...
Karma Lake of Menteith is waiting for you
A culinary adventure awaits at one of Scotland's most picturesque locations, where the Karma Lake of Menteith Hotel is making waves with its new...
Demarco Archive Trust dinner raises thousands
Professor Richard Demarco, CBE, is the embodiment of what is meant by a living legend.
Which other 94-year-old in Edinburgh could throw a party...
Bellevue petition will be incorporated into a new street cleansing report
Shane Carter is a one man activist who is trying to get improvements in street cleaning in Bellevue and Broughton, if not the whole...
Lizzie is looking for a new home
Lizzie is an eight-year-old Saluki cross who is as graceful as she is gentle.
She is looking for a calm and loving home with...
More trams to operate after timetable change
There will be more tram services serving passengers at peak times in a timetable change being introduced.
The extra trams are being introduced at selected...
Jack ‘O’Bryans win award for best restaurant
Dunfermline’s Jack ‘O'Bryan’s Restaurant was voted Best Restaurant in the annual Radio Forth Awards, held at the Usher Hall.
The award, in association with Heritage...
Five things you need to know today
Today the lights on the Christmas tree on the Mound will be officially switched on, we have F1's Gunther Steiner in town, there is...
Help Vintage Vibes brighten up Christmas for hundreds of older people in Edinburgh
Edinburgh charity, Vintage Vibes, are today launching their tenth Christmas Card appeal to ensure lonely and isolated older people in the capital feel valued...
Singing and dancing at the Light Night Concert
At the Ross Bandstand on Sunday the spirit of Christmas was brought to life with song and dance by performers of all ages.
Despite the...
Get in the Festive Spirit with Cockburns of Leith
Cockburns of Leith, the wine and spirits merchant in Edinburgh, has a rich history dating back to 1796.
Their annual Festive Tasting showcases their...
Volunteers wanted for Meadowbank gymnastics display
Edinburgh Leisure’s 18th annual Festive Gymnastics Display, when more than 800 gymnasts and cheerleaders from six Edinburgh Leisure venues, plus guest clubs, come together...
Minister writes to UK Government about effects of voter ID
The Minister for Parliamentary Business, Jamie Hepburn, has written to Rushanara Ali MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Housing, Communities and Local Government), asking...
Get ready to Push the Boat Out
Award-winning folk singer Iona Fyfe gets ready to Push the Boat Out as Edinburgh’s International Poetry Festival brings a wave of creativity to the...
The Rat Pack swing in to the Usher Hall
Swing music to entertain at the Usher Hall in December.
The stars of The Rat Pack - Swingin’ at the Sands will bring the ultimate...
Scottish Liberal Democrats are “surging forward”
After a second by election win in Edinburgh in two years, and following what they regard as a successful result in the General Election,...
The Pitt is back and opening soon
The Pitt in Leith used to be a good place to hang out at the weekends until it closed - and the good news...
Hidden Door – tickets available for next weekend’s party
Hidden Door has taken over its largest site ever at The Paper Factory at Maybury and is throwing a huge opening party next weekend.
Tickets...
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