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RSNO in tune with the Scottish Government’s call for gender equality
This morning at the King's Theatre in Leven Street, the Chair of the RSNO, Dame Sue Bruce DBE and the Equalities Minister, Angela Constance, took to...
The Lindisfarne Story comes to The Regal Community Theatre in Bathgate
Tyneside group Lindisfarne will be appearing in The Regal Community Theatre Bathgate later this month.
Alan Hull, Rod Clements, Ray Jackson, Simon Cowe & Ray...
Hockey – World League 1, National Hockey Centre
Wales beat Scotland to win World League 1 in Glasgow
Against the form book, Scotland men lost their final game of World League 1 in...
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Capital Rubbish - who has the answer?
Pedal for Scotland
Planning application at New Brunstane
What now for the Sick Kids?
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Large quantity of tools stolen from Bathgate
A police investigation is underway after more than 50 items including several battery packs and chargers, gas powered tools and drills were taken overnight between...
Two men sustain serious head injuries during disturbance at Woodburn Miners Club
Police are appealing for witnesses after two men sustained serious injuries during a disturbance at the Woodburn Miners Club in Dalkeith which took place around...
Club Rugby – Watsonians v Boroughmuir, BT Premiership
Watsonians hang to win by a single point.
Boroughmuir wandered round the corner from Meggetland to face a Watsonians side who had won their first...
Neil Lennon praises Grant Holt’s contribution to fifth straight victory
Hibs' Head Coach Neil Lennon has praised the discipline of his players and in particular Grant Holt in this afternoon's 1-0 win over Dumbarton.
The...
I caught the litter bug
You may have noticed of late that myself and other people have bemoaning the state of Edinburgh's bins and rubbish collection.
In fact, I admit I have gone...
Hibs secure fifth straight championship victory against Dumbarton
A Jason Cummings' penalty kick on his 100th start for the club secured Hibs fifth straight victory in the Scottish Championship at the Cheaper...
Pro Rugby – Edinburgh v Scarlets, Guinness PRO12
Edinburgh take the points from a soggy BT Murrayfield .
Llanelli Scarlets were the first visiting side to BT Murrayfield in this year’s Guinness PRO12...
Have your say on a new system for social security
There are six weeks left for people across Scotland to have their say on how Scotland's new social security system should be shaped.
Since the end...
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Craft makers off to London
Racing at Musselburgh today
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Edinburgh Airport goes Spotacular!
Gates to return to...
Man jailed for spate of indecent exposures
A man responsible for a number of indecent exposures in Edinburgh has been jailed at Edinburgh Sheriff Court today.
David Harvey was sentenced to 21-months...
Witness appeal after teenager attacked in Livingston
Police are appealing for witnesses after two teenagers assaulted a 19-year-old man in Livingston leaving him with a serious injury that required hospital treatment.
The...
Fringe players give Neil Lennon ‘food for thought’
Hibs’ Head Coach Neil Lennon says that the players who featured in last week’s Irn-Bru Cup victory over Turriff United have given him food...
Come and lunch with an Everest mountaineer!
The Royal Scots Club has set up a series of lunches for ladies who want more than just a three course meal.
Their Liaison Lunches...
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The Edinburgh Riding of the Marches
Botanic Lights
Charity Art Sale in Stockbridge
Granton Castle Walled Garden
Mix and Mingle
The Edinburgh Riding of...
Utilita Energy announced as the Hibs’ Official Energy Partner
Hibs have announced Utilita Energy as the club's Official Energy Partner.
Utilita Energy, Britain's leading pay-as-you-go energy provider, has initially agreed a deal with the...
Petition by Friends of Granton Castle Walled Garden tests councillors
The Petitions Committee of the City of Edinburgh Council floundered a bit earlier today in trying to take a decision on the petition by...
Charity art sale for Cancer Research UK
Artist Tommy Fitchet has 100 small glass paintings on display at his gallery Saorsa on Deanhaugh Street in Stockbridge. They are all for sale,...
The Jazz Legacy of Charles Mingus at The Queen’s Hall
The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra (SNJO) directed by Tommy Smith will present The Jazz Legacy of Charles Mingus with special guest Arild Andersen on Friday 23rd September 2016...
National Museum has welcomed half a million visitors this summer
The museum on Chambers Street opened ten new galleries earlier in the year, and it is clear that this has added to the attraction...
Hockey – World League 1, National Hockey Centre
Scotland and Switzerland take the points in Glasgow
Scotland’s men continued their World League campaign with a sensational 11-0 win over Slovakia at the National...
First Scotland call up for Hibs’ star Abigail Harrison
Anna Signeul has announced her squad for the final match of the UEFA Women’s EURO 2017 qualifying campaign against Iceland on Tuesday 20th September, kick-off...
Police to carry out regular checks on country roads
Police Scotland and the Scottish Safety Camera Units will be carrying out regular patrols and checks on country roads around Scotland in support of...
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Holyrood to look at council tax reform
Michael McVeigh at The Scottish Gallery
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Petitions Committee will hear case by the Friends of Granton Castle Walled Garden tomorrow
There are only two petitions being heard tomorrow afternoon by the Petitions Committee and one of these has three times the number of supporters it...
Cold calling crackdown hailed a success
Special zones intended to ''stamp out crime'' are being hailed a success in Edinburgh, as the city now has 100 Cold Calling Free Zones.
A No...
Michael McVeigh – First solo exhibition at The Scottish Gallery
An artist with tangible talent, Michael McVeigh is a little unorthodox, and as if to prove that, it has taken him to his sixth...
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