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Sporting memories club will carry on the Edinburgh 900 message
Edinburgh Leisure is celebrating National Sporting Heritage Day on Tuesday using the Sporting Memories Club at Meadowbank Sports Centre as an example.
This club is...
Cox & Co acquired in seven-figure deal
Cox & Co, the Edinburgh-based property and mortgage brokerage, has been acquired by Casa Group, one of the fastest growing property groups in the...
Five things you need to know today
Tonight at 6pm
On Tuesday evening the Edinburgh and District branch of the NUJ are screening a shocking documentary about the murder of a...
Scottish Youth Film Festival is back this weekend
A Weekend of Films, fun, and fresh talent.
The Scottish Youth Film Festival, hosted by the Scottish Youth Film Foundation (SYFF), returns for its annual...
Title No 4 this year for Mackinlay
Edinburgh tennis player James Mackinlay, 25, won his fourth doubles title of the year when he partnered Paisley's Connor Thomson to victory in the...
The astronomical sky above Edinburgh and Lothian in October
The first of three consecutive supermoons appear and British Summer Time ends on 26 October.
The Sun passes from Virgo (The Maiden) on 31 October...
Active travel hub moves on
A programme of active travel activities has been running over the summer from a new pop up mobility hub in North Edinburgh.
The temporary space...
Edinburgh lawyer completes K2 Base Camp charity trek
A partner in an Edinburgh law firm has raised almost £4,000 for two charities - My Name'5 Doddie and Cash for Kids by undertaking...
City businessman makes fifth acquisition
Adam Sinclair of Sterling Sinclair Removals Group (SSR) is growing his business and has just completed the successful acquisition of RP HIAB Transport..
The...
From Negronis to ceilidhs: Edinburgh’s autumn social scene heats up
As the autumn glow settles over Edinburgh, the city's social calendar is anything but winding down. Last week marked the celebratory crescendo of Negroni...
Sloth bear settling in at the zoo
Edinburgh Zoo’s sloth bear, Cipísek, has moved into the extended enclosure created for him on the hill in Corstorphine where the pandas used to...
Five things you need to know today
This week at the council
Monday, 29th September, 2025
10.00 am - 2.00 pm Regulatory Committee - Dean of Guild Court Room - City Chambers
Tuesday, 30th September, 2025
Wednesday,...
Get your tickets now for the Giant Lanterns trail
During the winter months at Edinburgh Zoo the hilltop will come alive with giant crabs, whales and a luminous underwater wonderland on the Giant...
Pro Palestine demo outside defence systems company
On Saturday a group of pro Palestine protesters gathered outside the Leonardo factory at Crewe Road North.
Leonardo manufacture surveillance radars and laser targeting systems,...
Labour MSP suspended by Labour
Scottish Labour has confirmed that Lothians MSP, Foysol Choudhury, MBE, has been placed under administrative suspension.
This status will continue pending investigation of what has...
Botanics appoint first female Regius Keeper
The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh has appointed only its 17th Regius Keeper since the title was created over 300 years ago.
Dr Julia Knights will...
Targeting health inequalities with trees
A conservation charity will use a scoring system to identify communities across Scotland most in need of trees to boost the health of people...
Footy fun for Northern bowlers
Northern bowling club staged their annual Hearts v Hibs fans end-of-season fun encounter.
After a dramatic late turn around of four shots at the final...
New photographic portrait of The King goes on display in The Scottish Parliament
During a recent visit to The Scottish Parliament HRH The Princess Royal unveiled a new photo of her older brother, HM The King.
The new...
South Queensferry restaurant recognised in national awards
The Crab & Lobster Fish Shack in South Queensferry, one of Scotland's newest fish and chip restaurants, has been shortlisted in the Top Five...
Review – Man’s Best Friend ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Theatre should never be fluffy, light and funny.
Theatre doesn’t have to be all woe and wrath.
Getting the mix bang on is the...
Latest roadworks and road closures – and changes to tram services this weekend
The latest list of roadworks, road closure and events leading to road closures or diversions for traffic in Edinburgh which drivers, pedestrians, wheelchair users...
Balfour to stand as independent
Jeremy Balfour MSP who resigned from the Conservative Party recently has declared he will stand in 2026 as an independent candidate for The Scottish...
Strange Town presents Her
Leith-based charity Strange Town returns this October with their acclaimed play ‘HER’ a bold and urgent performance about consent, gender inequality, and the pressures...
Meadows retain historic croquet trophy
The Teapot Trophy is one of the most unlikely pieces of silverware in Edinburgh sport with an intriguing background.
Recovered from a rubbish skip but...
Five things you need to know today
Big news from Westminster
The government announced £5 billion of funding yesterday in its Pride in Place programme. Local people will be "in the driving...
Irvine Welsh feature documentary released
A feature length documentary about Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh is released in cinemas across the UK today.
Irvine Welsh: Reality Is Not Enough goes inside...
Letter from Scotland
If you go down to the woods today you’ll find more and more children at play.
In my local woods there are forest schools...
Government announces Pride in Place funding – up to £20 million for Edinburgh
The UK Government has announced new funding today committing to spend £292 million in Scottish council areas on regeneration projects.
The Pride in Place programme...
Edinburgh councillor nominated for award
The only councillor in Edinburgh who is nominated for an award from the Local Government Information Unit (LGIU) is Cllr Katrina Faccenda.
The Labour councillor...
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