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Three Steps Hame: Into The Gloaming Grey
On Saturday audiences are invited to step into a world of song, folklore, and seasonal tradition.
The concert features original alt-folk music, traditional ballads, and...
Council accused of mishandling government monies
An Edinburgh nursery body claims the city council is “creaming off” £1,500 per child of government funding, wasting resources for early learning and childcare.
The...
Competition law expert joins Burness Paull
A new senior adviser has been appointed at City law firm Burness Paull.
The firm has attracted Tom Usher - highly regarded in the...
Five things you need to know today
This week at the council
Tuesday, 7 October, 2025
9.30 am Licensing Sub-Committee - Dean of Guild Court Room - City Chambers. The council has been advised...
Edinburgh Community Food opens new kitchen hub
The new kitchen hub at Edinburgh Community Food (ECF) was opened by Scottish chef Tony Singh, MBE.
Tony served up a colourful, bean-based dish to...
Under a Moonlit Sky: Gordon Wilson returns to Edinburgh for second solo exhibition
An Edinburgh art gallery has announced details of a second solo exhibition of work from Gordon Wilson, a much-loved and widely collected Scottish artist.
Under...
Programme to help Scottish engineers get back to work
Mott MacDonald and STEM Returners have kicked off the second phase of their 2025 programme to help engineers return to work after a career...
Home Energy Scotland teams up with NHS this winter
Home Energy Scotland is working with the NHS to support people in Edinburgh during the winter months.
The NHS recommend winter vaccines as one way...
Jacob back on court after injury absence
Edinburgh's Jacob Fearnley is top seed for the Roanne Challenger tennis tournament in France, and is due to start his campaign tomorrow.
First up...
Two European golds for Freya
Teenage Edinburgh kick boxer Freya Drever has added European championship gold in both individual and team events to global success a year ago.
The 13-year-old...
Gormley & Gamble women’s tailoring – appointments available for Edinburgh trunk show
Gormley & Gamble, the first women only tailoring house in Savile Row’s 200 year history, is bringing its craft to Gleneagles Townhouse for a...
The big Christmas lunch is back at The Venue at Eskmills
The annual Christmas lunch is back this year with a full festive calendar.
Hundreds of residents from local care homes and community groups will enjoy...
Five things you need to know today
Today is World Cerebral Palsy Day
Between 17 and 50 million people in the world live with cerebral palsy. One in 400 births result...
Photos from the Pet Blessing Service
The Pet Blessing Service, a partnership between the Edinburgh Interfaith Association, Greyfriars Kirk and the Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home (EDCH), was held for...
Lawyers move into Charlotte Square
An Edinburgh legal firm has moved into a new office in the West End - where every second building used to be occupied by...
A programme of related events to surround the city’s involvement in Tour de France
The council promises to produce a programme of events on a cycling theme around the Grand Depart of Tour de France which Edinburgh will...
Campaign launched ahead of World Cerebral Palsy Day
A new bold campaign More Than Palsy has been created by DUDE Milan along with Scottish poet Jack Hunter to show what it is...
Fort Kinnaird welcomes new brands this winter
The shopping centre at Fort Kinnaird has announced a host of new retailers opening in east Edinburgh this winter.
The centre’s Eastern...
Hot Comedy at Gilded Saloon on Sunday nights
On Sunday it is time for the first Hot Comedy at Gilded Saloon on Lothian Street.
This is the new year-round comedy venue set...
Balgreen Tunnel transformed by art project
A commemorative plaque was unveiled at the entrance to the Balgreen Tunnel on Friday.
The art project is intended to build community spirit and...
Fire breaks out at block of flats in Parkgrove
Fire crews responded to a fire in Parkgrove on Saturday evening.
Three appliances attended a fire which appears to have started in a ground...
Racketeer Ross selected by GB Padel
All round racketeer Ross Murdoch, from Edinburgh, has been selected to represent Great Britain in the senior Padel European Championships in Valencia, Spain, from...
Howzat? Trinity Cricket Club to fund cancer research from amber nectar idea
A now defunct Edinburgh cricket club is rolling out the whisky barrel - literally - to raise funds for research into a cancer which...
The inside story of the plot to destroy Hibernian
Thirty-five years after Wallace Mercer’s unsuccessful attempt to destroy Hibernian and make Edinburgh a one city club, former Hibs chairman David Duff has finally told...
Balgreen Tunnel transformed with wildlife art
A pedestrian tunnel in Edinburgh, once filled with graffiti, has been transformed into a stunning painted nature trail thanks to a community including primary...
Latest roadworks and road closures in Edinburgh
The latest list of roadworks, road closure and events leading to road closures or diversions for traffic in Edinburgh which drivers, pedestrians, wheelchair users...
Success at first Macmillan coffee morning
A Macmillan Coffee Morning held last week at Pettycur Bay Holiday Park raised £685 for the charity.
“We are delighted to have raised this great...
Locals in South Queensferry disappointed after petition
Local councillor Kevin Lang has put the skids on residents' hopes for dealing with the nightmare of boy racers outside their homes anytime soon.
Locals...
War Horse – on now at Edinburgh Festival Theatre
War Horse the story of Joey the horse and his owner young Albert is set during the First World War.
The story may be...
City cleaning firm lands £8m contract
Commercial cleaning specialist Perfect Clean has agreed a record £8 million contract with Fife Council.
The agreement runs until 2027 with an option for a...
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