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Witness appeal after three teenagers assaulted outside Tesco in Corstorphine
Police are appealing for witnesses after a three people were assaulted in Corstorphine about 9pm last night outside Tesco.
The males aged 16, 16 and 18, were...
Edinburgh to get new film studio after all
We have all been a bit starstruck with the Avengers crews on our streets in recent weeks, and now it seems that we are...
Council elections 2017 – SNP want to be biggest group at City Chambers
Edinburgh SNP is launching its council election campaign today in a bid to have 27 councillors returned to the City Chambers and thus be...
Join the Edinburgh Sketcher on a workshop
Sketch behind the scenes at Assembly Rooms this spring.
Calling all budding artists and those who don't think they can draw for toffee! Mark Kirkham is the...
Gosford House death – police update
Police and scientific experts are continuing their work near to Gosford House in East Lothian following the discovery of human remains at the weekend.
The...
What’s on at the Botanics?
This April, Edinburgh's Royal Botanic Gardens are hosting a number of exciting events for all the family. Full information can be found at their...
Fishing – Pellow wins first Summer Series match
Edinburgh and Lothians Course Angling Club recently held the first of their Summer Series at Orchill Fishery, Perthshire.
Anglers faced a bright, still day that...
COMPETITION – Win rugby tickets for Edinburgh Rugby this Friday – courtesy of Specsavers
The lovely people at Specsavers have again given us four tickets for an Edinburgh Rugby match this Friday 7 April 2017 at Myreside.
You will be...
Think Global Recruitment Shortlisted for Best Recruitment Website
The Edinburgh Company Making a Digital Impact
Think Global Recruitment, an international accounting specialist based in Edinburgh, has been shortlisted for the S1 Job Awards...
Team Scotland Mark 1 Year to Gold Coast
Team Scotland celebrate 1 Year to Commonwealth Games with Volleyball Challenge
Today (Tuesday 4 April) marks one year to go until the next Commonwealth Games...
Tartan Week 2017 – Gordon J Millar of ScotStreetStyle
Gordon J Millar is the founder and director of Scot Street Style. He toured Scotland with the Dalai Lama, took the World Peace Tartan to New York...
Council elections 2017 – Callum Laidlaw – Portobello and Craigmillar
Callum Laidlaw is the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party candidate for Portobello and Craigmillar Ward. We met him on Portobello Beach to find out...
Ondine – showcasing Scotland’s world-famous seafood larder
We commented on the distinctive smell of wild garlic as we strolled along the Water of Leith in the Spring sunshine earlier this month....
Engaging Libraries has money for innovation in libraries
Public libraries across Scotland urged to apply to £150k programme
Programme will support health & wellbeing projects
Up to 10 public libraries across UK...
Canal boat trust seek more helpers for summer series
Seagull Trust Cruises have operated for nearly 40 years from the base in Ratho, providing trips in specially built canal boats, for those with...
COUNCIL ELECTIONS 2017 – Labour candidates
There are 23 Edinburgh Labour candidates standing at the 2017 council elections on 4 May, 12 of whom are women.
MAUREEN CHILD – LABOUR CANDIDATE...
Investigation underway after human remains found near Gosford House
An investigation is underway after human remains were found near Longniddry.
Officers were alerted to the discovery by a member of the public yesterday evening,...
Borders Railway – your gateway to Easter Days Out
A new travel pass offering unlimited two-day rail travel for Edinburgh families is being launched just in time for Easter.
The Edinburgh Days Out travel...
Edinburgh Airport firefighters train South American colleagues
Edinburgh Airport’s Fire and Rescue service has been assisting the training of fire fighters from Mexico and South America.
Twenty fire fighters form Paraguay, Argentina...
OPINION – Scotland’s dazzling visitor attraction numbers are not quite what they seem
Anna Leask, Edinburgh Napier University
Scotland’s visitor attractions are outstripping those in the rest of the UK, according to a new report. They recorded...
Edinburgh Gin sign Sponsorship Deal with Musselburgh Racecourse
Musselburgh Racecourse and acclaimed drinks brand, Edinburgh Gin, sign £20,000 Headline Sponsorship Deal
Musselburgh Racecourse has joined forces with one of Scotland’s leading gin...
Best Scottish Poems 2016 announced today
The Scottish Poetry Library has published a list of the Best Scottish Poems and the online anthology is now available.
Catherine Lockerbie, the former director of the...
More American investment in Scotland announced
44 jobs created or safeguarded with inward investment
The First Minister has welcomed an announcement today from three American firms who have promised investment of £6.3...
Filming begins in Edinburgh on crowdfunded movie
Filming has begun in Edinburgh, Scotland for new psychic thriller First and Only.
Based on the best-selling novel of the same name by author Peter...
Edinburgh International Science Festival 2017 – Coral reefs under threat
The Edinburgh International Science Festival 2017 runs until 16 April 2017. On Monday 3 April 2017 an event will inform about the world's coral...
Police seeking witnesses to hit and run in Gilmerton
There was a hit and run collision in Gilmerton last month and the police have put out a renewed call for information today.
The incident...
Charity aims to help Scottish military veterans
Help for Scottish soldiers struggling to adjust to civilian life
The charity TimeBank has received funding of £50,000 from ABF The Soldiers’ Charity, to support Scottish soldiers...
Piano recital at St Giles on Thursday 6 April
Katerina Linke is playing piano at St Giles on Thursday qt 12.15pm
The pianist tells us that the music will be contemporary with some jazz...
Three forced to leave house after deliberate fire in Bathgate
The two men, aged 32 and 29 years old, and the 37-year-old woman were forced to evacuate their house after the plastic garden shed was deliberately set...
John McGinn happy with his goal but aggrieved at penalty decision
Hibs' midfielder John McGinn was delighted to open the scoring against Dunfermline yesterday with a superb 35-yard strike but he was aggrieved that the...
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