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Fringe 2024 – Shaken not Stirred is expecting you…
Edinburgh Festival Fringe be afraid, be very afraid, and then be prepared to raid those sneaky Airbnb minibars dooming you yet further into fiscal penury forever and beyond.
Those Brummie...
#Unleash Your Fringe – recommendations here
#Unleash Your Fringe - Navigating the 3,317 shows at this year's Fringe can be daunting, but I've got you covered.
After countless hours of...
WHALE appoint a new CEO
WHALE Arts have appointed Kate Griffin as their new Chief Executive, replacing Leah Black, who leaves in July 2024 after six years at the...
Number of guillemots on Isle of May has “dramatically declined”
Guillemots have become the latest species to suffer a dramatic decline on one of Scotland's most important island seabird havens, with numbers down by...
EHFM open new studio
Edinburgh’s online community radio station EHFM have opened Ground Floor, a new café in Leith, which will also host EHFM’s brand new, public-facing studio.
After six years...
Edinburgh Napier appoint new Principal
Professor Sue Rigby currently Vice-Chancellor of Bath Spa University has been appointed Principal and Vice Chancellor of Edinburgh Napier University to succeed Professor Andrea...
Bin strikes inevitable in Edinburgh as union rejects latest pay offer
Unite the union has rejected the latest pay offer from local government body COSLA, meaning bin strikes will be inevitable in Edinburgh during the...
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Keeping tabs on your local politicians
If you want to keep up with what your local politicians are saying then sign up to They Work...
Maiden speech by the new MP for Edinburgh South West
Scott Arthur, MP for Edinburgh South West, has made his maiden speech in the House of Commons during the debate on the King's Speech....
Sighthill Primary School targeted by vandals
An attack was carried out at Sighthill Primary School on Saturday leaving a door and window damaged in an apparent act of vandalism.
The council...
Council holding meeting to discuss incident at Murrayfield
The Council Leader has instructed the Chief Executive to convene a meeting on Monday to review the incident involving visiting football fans and cricketers...
Pettycur Bay make local food bank donation
Soup bags and £570 worth of groceries have been given to the local food bank by the owners of a Fife holiday park.
As...
ASKR unveils new à la carte menu, creating a new experience for diners
ASKR, one of Edinburgh’s newest fine dining destinations led by Chef Dan Ashmore, has launched a new à la carte menu, available from 25...
Toilet humour called for
A US comedian is calling for people to send her snaps of Edinburgh's best bathroom-wall graffiti for a musical show at the Festival Fringe...
M&S head to Stockbridge
M&S through their partner HM Stanley Ltd have set up a new food store in Stockbridge in the former Scotmid building.
Promised for the...
Skua announces exciting new pop-up during the Fringe
The team behind one of Stockbridge’s hottest bars, Skua, will host a street food pop-up, Coop on Potterrow in Fettle Cafe on the 19, 20, 21, 26,...
Edinburgh amateur theatre company to stage city’s first live musical sing-along
Hot off the heels of two sell-out shows, The Bohemians next stop is at The Festival Theatre with a live sing-a-long performance of Priscilla,...
The Resident to open at the West End
The Resident Edinburgh has striking views over the whole city, from the Castle to the Firth of Forth, all from a West End location....
Leading Scottish care home full of spring chickens
Cracking egg-perience as pensioners raise their own chicks and ducklings.
An Edinburgh care home has been chirping with joy, after taking part in a unique...
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Summer road closures in the city centre
This week some streets in the Old Town are being closed for the rest of the summer to...
Lavery on Location opens on Saturday
Lavery on Location has gathered some of the important Irish artist's most notable paintings in Edinburgh, and the range of work shows the extent of...
Head of Trams to Newhaven is new boss of Scottish Rail Holdings
Edinburgh Council is losing a senior officer in the transport team as Scottish Rail Holdings (SRH) announce the appointment of Hannah Ross as its...
Vibrant new mural celebrates restoration of oyster populations in Firth of Forth
An Edinburgh community hub is to be adorned with a vibrant new mural celebrating the restoration of oyster populations in the Firth of Forth.
Plans to...
Sample sale of designer goods begins on Thursday
From today at the Pavilion at The Royal Highland Centre at Ingliston there will be luxury goods on sale with discounts of anything from...
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At Granton Hub
Extra tickets have been released for a heritage event at Granton Hub being held later today. The programme will include an...
Art to be commissioned for Granton park – shortlist on display
The council is commissioning a new piece of public art for the park created next to the Granton gasholder which is central to the...
Fire service in attendance at Ocean Terminal
The fire service has been called to the part of Ocean Terminal which is under demolition on Wednesday afternoon.
In these photos there are...
New design showroom opens in Edinburgh on Thursday
Timorous Beasties, the internationally acclaimed and multi-award-winning studio renowned for its unique maximalist designs, star power brand collaborations, and global fan base, will open...
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At Westminster today
The King's Speech will be read in parliament today by His Majesty the King sitting in the House of Lords. The speech...
Previously unseen artworks by Byrne and Gray feature in exhibition
There is a small display of works by two Glasgow School of Art graduates, John Byrne and Alasdair Gray, in Lyon & Turnbull's Glasgow...
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