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Edinburgh Diwali will light up the city next weekend
Edinburgh Diwali will light up the city centre next weekend, firstly with a parade led by the Band of the Royal Regiment of Scotland,...
ATS targets further growth with £300,000 fleet expansion
Advanced Traditional Screeding (ATS), the Fife-based specialist flooring contractor, has laid the foundations for major growth after taking delivery of its second Putzmeister Transmix...
City libraries gain from UNESCO City of Literature conference
A conference was held last week as part of The Scottish International Storytelling Festival to mark the twenty years since the capital was created...
New head of tax appointed at city legal firm
Edinburgh based law firm, Burness Paull, has promoted two of its corporate tax team.
Christine Yuill becomes head of tax to lead the growing...
Five things you need to know today
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Today would be a really good day to subscribe to The Edinburgh Reporter. We are just finishing off the November...
Hibs v Hearts – in photos
The Edinburgh Derby was played on Sunday at Easter Road.
The teams finished all square after a late goal by young Hearts player, James...
Edinburgh charity to make all staff redundant
Edinburgh charity, People Know How, set up in 2013 is to close, citing the uncertain funding landscape in Scotland.
All members of staff will...
Tragic death of rugby’s Ken Macaulay confirmed a day after charity cycle ends
Just one day after completing a marathon high profile 1,000 mile plus cycle in aid of four charities, Ken Macaulay has died, aged 66.
It...
New film directed by Eunice Olumide – see it at The Cameo on Wednesday
Eunice Olumide, MBE, is best known as the first Scottish supermodel.
She does not let the grass grow under her feet, however and has...
Vigil held at Bute House
The familes of Allan Marshall and Sheku Bayoh united together in Edinburgh on Saturday, gathering to demand an end to deaths in custody in...
Talent show raises £1200 for charity
Young Dunfermline star shines at Pettycur's Got Talent.
Local talent took centre stage at the second annual Pettycur's Got Talent competition, when 14-year-old Gregor Scott...
Scottish Secretary of State says budget will bring “era of growth” for Scotland
The UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, will present her first budget on Wednesday, and many details have already been leaked.
Ms Reeves...
Colinton/Fairmilehead by-election – Independent candidate calls for action on law enforcement
Mev Brown, an independent candidate in the Colinton/Fairmilehead by-election, has accused The Scottish Government of creating a crisis in Scottish policing while the opposition...
D&G Autocare apprenticeship scheme thriving
D&G Autocare, the expanding automotive group with 18 garages in Scotland and England, is celebrating the growing success of its apprenticeship programme, which now...
RSNO at Usher Hall – Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto
On Friday night at the Usher Hall, Music Director Thomas Søndergård conducted the Royal Scottish National Orchestra in three pieces.
The first half consisted of...
Get away from it all with starry nights in the Cairngorms
In the heart of Scotland's ancient forests, a unique winter experience is drawing visitors from far and wide.
Cairngorm Bothies, an award-winning self-catering business,...
Grassmarket Craft Beer Festival – new way to celebrate independent brewing
Cold Town House in Grassmarket is to host a new autumn beer festival in the city’s Grassmarket on Saturday 9 November to help celebrate...
Morrisons Foundation supporting The Dove Centre
A grant of £7,000 from the Morrisons Foundation has been made to The Dove Centre, a social activity centre for older people in Edinburgh....
An invitation to Dinner with Richard Demarco
This is an invitation to a dinner at Prestonfield House to raise funds to preserve the archive of Richard Demarco who has for so...
At Talbot Rice Gallery – works by Gabrielle Goliath and Guadalupe Maravilla
Stories of healing and repair transform the gallery in a new exhibition which opens on Saturday.
Talbot Rice Gallery presents the first UK solo exhibitions...
At Dovecot – Stitched – Scotland’s Embroidered Art – opens today
A major new exhibition opens today of some of Scotland's textile treasures, some of which the public have not had the opportunity to see...
Latest list of roadworks and road closures
This is the most up to date list of roadworks, road closure and events leading to road closures or diversions for traffic in Edinburgh...
Cool new venue – Edinburgh’s Christmas announce the city’s first Ice Bar
The coolest new bar in town, the Ice Bar will have tables, chairs and glasses sculpted entirely from ice.
Edinburgh's Christmas have announced today that...
Emergency roadworks being carried out at Haymarket from today
Scottish Water is advising road users and residents in Haymarket, Edinburgh of roadworks to enable emergency repairs to a collapsed sewer.
From Friday 25 October,...
Five things you need to know today
Dr Bike is in Wester Hailes today
Dr Bike carries out free bike repairs for anyone who turns up - and has a booking. The...
New exhibition opens at Stills
The new exhibition at Stills Centre for Photography on Cockburn Street is called Glimmer.
This is a new body of work by lens-based artist, Jess Holdengarde,...
City boiler firm nominated for three national awards
The Edinburgh Boiler Company (EBC) is hoping for a triple success after being nominated in three categories at the prestigious H&V News Awards 2024.
The...
And it all went dark at Edinburgh Castle…
It is nearly Halloween so you could have been forgiven for thinking there was something more sinister afoot at Edinburgh Castle on Wednesday evening...
Review – Murder On The Orient Express ⭐️⭐️⭐️
The preset for Murder On The Orient Express is stark; an empty, dark stage with just a single pool of light, it gives nothing...
New public garden to be created at former Royal High
The long awaited development of the former Royal High School promises to deliver the first new public garden in Edinburgh for two centuries, but...
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