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Near miss in the Old Town
There was a close call this morning in Chalmers Close in the Old Town where a block of stone hit the ground - luckily...
American Airlines to return to Scotland from next year
American Airlines will operate a daily summer route from Edinburgh next year for the first time since before the pandemic.
The airline will reintroduce the...
Buzzworks open another restaurant in Edinburgh area
Buzzworks is branching out to Musselburgh where they will open a new place to go and eat on the High Street. And the company...
SWF appoint a new legal partner
Morton Fraser MacRoberts (MFMac), one of Scotland’s Big Four independent law firms, has become the Official Legal Partner of Scottish Women’s Football (SWF) for...
Findlay gets backing from Ruth Davidson
The Scottish Conservative leadership contest continues with Baroness Ruth Davidson lending her support to candidate Russell Findlay.
The former party leader said she will vote...
SNJO invite top singer back to Queen’s Hall
One of the world’s top jazz singers, Kurt Elling joins the Scottish National Jazz Orchestra at the Queen's Hall on Sunday 29 September at...
Capital climbing coach on gold medal success
Edinburgh-born climbing coach Rachel Carr had a ringside seat as Team GB’s Toby Roberts struck gold at the Paris Olympics
And even though Rachel, at...
EU watch party in Edinburgh
The Citizens Rights Project is holding a Summit for Change on Monday 9 September at Augustine United Church on George IV Bridge.
Members of...
Masterplan will transform the area around Seafield
The council's planners and transport officers have drafted a masterplan to develop Seafield into a new neighbourhood where the city will look outwards to...
Edinburgh Cocktail Week – all you need to know
Edinburgh Cocktail Week is now an established part of the autumn social scene. Details have been released today of new features and cocktails available...
Lothian aim to help passengers feel safe with phone line service
The bus operator Lothian supports the work of Strut Safe which is a volunteer-operated support phone line for anyone travelling alone. It offers a...
Trams on track to win up to three awards
Edinburgh Trams has been shortlisted to win in three categories at the Global Light Rail Awards.
The company is shortlisted for the UK Operator...
Scottish Water create new garden for Redhall School
Scottish Water created a new garden space at Redhall School, for all the children who are educated there to enjoy.
The new garden has been...
Euan MacDonald, MBE, 1974 -2024
The funeral was held at St Giles' on Tuesday of Euan MacDonald, MBE, who died recently aged 50.
The First Minister, John Swinney was in...
Hatton 24 hour Padel session raises thousands
Believed to be the UK's first non-stop padel extravaganza, the annual Hatton Padethon raised more than £10,000 for charity Marie Curie. This was a...
Aldi Sports Fund now open for applications
Aldi’s Scottish Sport Fund has returned for its ninth consecutive year, giving sports clubs in Edinburgh and the Lothians the opportunity to receive a...
Celebrating Merchant Navy Day in Leith
Today is Merchant Navy Day, an official day of remembrance established in 2000.
The day is a way to commemorate more than 44,000 civilian...
Ukrainian refugee Arsenii is Craigmillar tennis champion
Arsenii Opryshko, a Ukrainian refugee from Kharkiv has won the men’s singles for 2024 at Craigmillar Park Tennis Club.
The tennis player who came...
Aussies must be aware Scots cricket is more professional
Scotland host Australia at the Grange club, Edinburgh, in three Twenty:20 cricket matches on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday this week.
From across the world...
Broughton Rugby prepare to mark centenary
During the new club rugby season north Edinburgh’s Broughton club will stage a number of events to mark its centenary.
First up will be a...
Hibs’ historic link with the colour purple
Hibs new purple and green striped third kit has already proved popular with the supporters and hundreds of replica shirts can been seen on...
At Capital Theatres from next week – until next year…
While the work continues at The King's, Capital Theatres continue to attract some big stars and shows to Edinburgh, using the Festival Theatre and...
Strange Town staging HER in October
Leith-based charity Strange Town uses theatre and the arts as a way of giving children and young people the chance to develop their creative...
After the crowds have gone – at SpaceUK
SpaceUK put on shows 19 theatres in 6 venues.
The company held a press preview on the first Friday following which there was a...
Crunching the numbers after Assembly Festival
The Fringe already seems a long time ago - but in reality it only ended last week and now all the major venues have...
NHS Lothian urges flu vaccine for children this winter
NHS Lothian is urging parents and carers to sign up for the flu vaccine for their children's protection this winter.
The nasal...
Tony Blackburn brings his Sounds of the Sixties LIVE to the Playhouse
Tony Blackburn,OBE, was the first voice of Radio 1, opening the very first show with the Controller of the BBC literally looming large over...
Fairtrade Fortnight begins next week – Be the Change
Fairtrade Fortnight runs from Monday 9 to Sunday 22 September and will promote a simple message: Be the Change.
This campaign highlights that many non-Fairtrade farmers...
Debut crime writer is long listed for McIlvanney Prize
A West Lothian author waited for more than 50 years to write his first novel - now it is in line to win Scotland's...
Five things you need to know today
SEPTEMBER
Our Five things you need to know today article will come back after the planned rest during August... slowly. As it can be quite...
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