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Postal voting on the increase in Scotland
The number of people in Scotland who have registered to vote by post increased by 38% since December 2020, according to statistics published today...
Letter to the Editor from Mark Beaumont
Mary's Meals is a charity with a simple idea, providing one daily meal in a place of learning in order to attract chronically poor...
Follow the Golden Hare on a treasure hunt
Last year, The City of Edinburgh Council established a new Quiet Route from Greenbank to the Meadows. Quiet Routes are developed by councils to...
Rugby – Stewart’s Melville v Gordonians, Tennent’s NL2
Stewart’s Melville went into this game knowing that, as a result of their loss to Dumfries at Inverleith a fortnight before, they had very...
Council Elections 2022 – Finlay McFarlane – City Centre Ward
Name: Finlay McFarlanePolitical Party: SNPWard: City Centre
What is your story?
My family taught me to try to make a material difference to peoples' lives....
‘Helen Glassford: Encounters’ opens at The Scottish Gallery
Wild Scottish landscapes will adorn the walls of The Scottish Gallery this April when Helen Glassford's exhibition 'Encounters' opens to the public. Her paintings...
Sale of Porty Robots for Ukraine – cheque handed over to Dnipro Kids
The sum of £6,545 was handed over to charity Dnipro Kids to help them resettle Ukrainian orphans they have brought from the war zone...
Microwave health tech firm uses war chest to conquer Europe
A Scottish health tech firm is tapping into an eight-figure investment war chest to deliver rapid European growth.
Microwave treatment pioneer Emblation is on an...
Police searching for man missing from Wester Hailes
Edinburgh Police are appealing for help to trace a man reported missing from the city.
Stuart Campbell, 36, was last seen in the Westside Plaza...
Council Elections 2022 – Scottish Liberal Democrats say they will offer new hope
Cole-Hamilton showcases new talent in Scottish Liberal Democrats.
With six weeks to the forthcoming local election, Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton has today spoken...
Inaugural ‘Workshops Week’ launches this Easter
Workshops, studios, and galleries from across Scotland will be opening their doors to the public this Easter for an exciting range of events, exhibitions...
Lloyds plans to close the Shandwick Place branch of the Bank of Scotland criticised
Deidre Brock MP has criticised Lloyds Group for using a survey of bank use carried out during the Covid-19 lockdown in 2020 to justify...
Scottish winners of AccelerateHER UK Awards announced today
The Scottish winners of the AccelerateHER UK awards in partnership with Barclays Eagle labs were announced today.
Included in the list is the founder...
LNER urges customers to book ahead for Easter
For those who are taking the train this Easter then London North Eastern Railway (LNER) is urging customers to book ahead.
Already more than...
Climate strike to be held in Edinburgh on Friday
On Friday for the first time since COP26, young people will take to Scotland’s streets by striking from their schools, colleges and universities.
In November,...
Friends of Roseburn Park to start work on new café
The Friends of Roseburn Park (FoRP) will now proceed with refurbishment of the derelict toilet block in the heart of Roseburn Park in early...
Royal Society of Edinburgh appoints 2022 fellows
The Royal Society of Edinburgh has appointed new fellows including Dr Annie Lennox who is made an Honorary Fellow for her contribution to arts...
Edinburgh celebrates 75 years as a Festival City in 2022
After coming into being in the shadow of a worldwide cataclysm, this year is the 75th anniversary of Edinburgh's birth as a world leading...
Portobello school pupils ‘walk to Ukraine’
The pupils and staff of Towerbank Primary School in Portobello responsed to the crisis in Ukraine, by fundraising for people in the region...
Tam O’Shanter to bring gothic Edinburgh to life with poetry, prose, comedy & music
Premiering at Assembly Roxy in Edinburgh on Friday 15 April, 'Tam O’Shanter, Tales & Whisky' is a contemporary take on the gothic Edinburgh of...
City’s play-off hopes dashed after defeat at home last night
Edinburgh City’s play-off hopes suffered a setback last night as they went down to Stranraer at Ainslie Park.
The Citizens went into the match days...
Victoria Primary School pupils apply some engineering in circus skills classes
The circus goes to school this British Science Week, as pupils at Victoria Primary School welcome Let’s Do Engineering and Think Circus who have...
Planning ahead for new Liberton High School
Early plans for a new Liberton High School are to be put to the local community later this year.
The site on Gilmerton Road is set...
Council’s children’s services subject to “serious failings”
Vulnerable children under the care of Edinburgh City Council were subject to “serious failings” which compromised their “wellbeing and safety” over a 10-year period, an...
2022 International Children’s Festival launches its programme
With a live programme for schools, families and industry professionals, the Edinburgh International Children’s Festival launched today (17th match). The Festival will run over...
Holocaust survivors portraits go on display at the Palace of Holyroodhouse
A visit to Edinburgh’s royal palace will, from today (Thursday, 17 March), include a special display paying tribute to the stories of seven remarkable...
The Tattoo appoints production expert as it prepares for its return to the Castle...
The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo has appointed one of the world’s leading event production specialists to ensure that the Tattoo comes back with a...
New, climate themed, Edinburgh Science Festival drinks trail kicks off on Saturday
Saturday, 19 March, sees the start of 'Toast to Gaia',a self-guided trail of Edinburgh’s leading independent bars and restaurants, each offering a brand-new climate-themed...
Scottish artist James Morrison to be celebrated at The Scottish Gallery
The Scottish Gallery celebrates the life and work of one of Scotland’s most-loved artists this June, in a major retrospective show James Morrison 'A...
Scottish surgical colleges join forces to support Scottish charity
Two of Scotland’s most historic and prestigious surgical institutions are collaborating to support the work of leading global healthcare charity Kids Operating Room (KidsOR).
The...
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