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Smash hit John le Carré spy thriller coming to Edinburgh
The critically acclaimed production of John le Carré’s The Spy Who Came In From The Cold will set off on a major UK tour beginning at...
By George, Dean titles are a family affair
George McNab is a double champion at Dean Bowling Club having won both the club and senior trophies.
George, who overcame Stevie Raeburn in...
Letter from Scotland
Autumn is supposed to be a peaceful time, a season of mists and fruitfulness. But as I write, we are battening down for the...
Five things you need to know today
The Library of Lost Maps
Cartographer James Cheshire will share a story of an overlooked archive in his talks for the Royal Scottish Geographical Society’s...
Webber calls for assistance for businesses collecting Visitor Levy
Former Edinburgh councillor, Sue Webber MSP, asked the First Minister on Thursday if The Scottish Government could offer support to accommodation businesses who are...
Programme announced for students film festival
Edinburgh Napier Students’ Association has announced the films which will be shown at the Napier Student Film Festival in November.
This will be the second festival...
Council and Edinburgh Airport both winners at the National Transport Awards
Edinburgh Airport has been named Airport of the Year and The City of Edinburgh Council won the Active Travel Award for the £17 million...
Review Lulu – Live at Usher Hall ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Lulu is celebrating a six-decade career with a tour and book release, ‘If Only You Knew’. Laura Boyd was a good fit to introduce...
Peerless para pair in athletic medal bids
Frame runner Finlay Menzies, 19, has struck bronze at the world paralympic championships in New Delhi, India, and now coach Celia Peerless is hoping...
Inverleith Petanque club marks 40th birthday
Inverleith Petanque Club have marked their 40th anniversary on the pistes opposite the Botanic Gardens.
Aside from an Open Triples tournament which attracted 32 teams...
Push the Boat Out launch 2025 programme as part of National Poetry Day Celebrations
Punk Poetry, Unseen Worlds and Human Impact: Push The Boat Out poetry festival is back with the announcement of a full programme on National...
Watsonian cricketers mark 150th season
Watsonian cricket club will be staging a double celebration in Edinburgh on Saturday evening.
The Myreside club are now 150 years old and a dinner...
This week’s planning applications
All of the planning applications made to the council's planning team this week are shown on the list below.
Any property owner seeking to build,...
Calling for action this winter on Calton Hill
The Calton Hill Conservation Trust (CHCT) has declared an Erosion Emergency on the hill and will make a direct call to the council on...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh Napier University - journalism course is 50
Edinburgh Napier University (ENU) is celebrating 50 years of delivering its pioneering journalism course, the longest-running programme...
News from Edinburgh Sheriff Court
The latest news from Edinburgh Sheriff Court on Chambers Street includes an update on the pensioner who stole money from a charity to pay...
Sunflower Scotland making changes with the times
Meeting Oleg Dmitriev in a café in central Edinburgh is a pleasure, but it is a world away from his usual stomping ground of...
St Serfs tennis champions
St Serfs tennis club, Goldenacre, have held their annual championships.
Winner of the women's singles is Anna Bailey.
The men's singles title went to Luke Murray.
Runners...
Review – Is this Top Hat old hat or just in need of a...
Based on the 1935 movie starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, Top Hat is the story of Broadway star Jerry Travers’ pursuit of beautiful...
Holy Cross cap milestone season with title
Holy Cross Cricket Club's 1st XI have capped the club's 75th Anniversary year by winning Division 4 of the East League, almost 10 percentage...
Council approve application for Elsie Inglis statue
The Council has approved the planning application for a statue in memory of Dr Elsie Inglis on the Royal Mile, but after two and...
World Sake Day – Edinburgh’s top spots to toast the Japanese spirit
Today marks World Sake Day, a celebration that coincides with the beginning of the sake brewing season in Japan. Officially designated by the Japan...
October sips and bites – Cocktail Week returns amid new haunts to explore
October signals autumn's arrival for me – time to hunker down, catch up with family and friends after August's Fringe madness, and usually recover...
Duddingston win summer league
The Duddingston golf club squad celebrate after winning the 2025 Lothians summer league.
In a hotly contested final played at Bruntsfield Links golf club Duddingston...
Your guide to what to see at the theatre this month
A brace of theatrical blockbusters head to Edinburgh this month along with a couple of classic titles and an exciting new piece of writing,...
Looking back with The Old Edinburgh Club
Each month the Old Edinburgh Club presents the memorable dates from history for our readers. This is what has happened in the past in...
Medical pioneer Elsie Inglis – approval expected for a statue of the medical pioneer
On Wednesday it is expected that councillors will approve the planning permission for a new statue of Dr Elsie Inglis to be placed on...
Five things you need to know today
Local Resistance Tour
Whale Arts along with the Local Cinema Network are showing the first Local Resistance touring programme. This is a range of...
Community groups find obstacles in their path when trying to engage with council
People in local communities are missing out because the council does not support the costs of printing or translation of leaflets connected to Local...
Vintage Vibes celebrates first decade with bold campaign
The Edinburgh charity Vintage Vibes will celebrate its first decade on International Older People's Day with its striking new campaign Ten Years Bold.
This...
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