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Edinburgh care home makes bold investment in residents’ wellbeing
Residents at one of Scotland’s most luxurious care homes are stepping into a new era of wellbeing, thanks to investment in their physical health.
Cramond...
The Opening of the Legal Year at St Giles
The Opening of the Legal Year ceremony took place on Monday with the Lord President stressing the importance of the rule of law and...
Rankin’s whisky gift still maturing
Sir Ian Rankin has said a cask of single malt whisky which he was given is still maturing at an Orkney distillery nearly 20...
City Chambers to be lit up pink this week
To support Organ and Tissue Donation Week 2025 the City Chambers will be lit up pink in the evening on Thursday 25 September 2025.
The...
Castle of Light returns with tales of fire and ice
The light projection show at Edinburgh Castle will return this year with stories of the ice and fire which has shaped Scotland and Edinburgh's...
egg holding a summit at Assembly Rooms
More than 250 women will gather at Assembly rooms on Wednesday for Edinburgh's egg summit titled "Women on Top".
During the day there will be...
Design a poster for Recycle Week
During Recycle Week, Aldi is calling on children in Edinburgh and the Lothians to design a poster inspiring people to recycle.
The supermarket invited children...
Former school sold as site for care community
The building on Coltbridge Terrace which was formerly Lansdowne House School, and latterly one of the buildings used by St George's School for Girls...
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Doolan Award
The Nucleus Building, University of Edinburgh by Sheppard Robson has been shortlisted for the 2025 RIAS Andrew Doolan Best Building in Scotland Award...
World Falls Day – programme supports people to prevent falls
As the world marks World Falls Day on 22 September, the charity Edinburgh Leisure invites anyone who would benefit to take part in its...
Edinburgh University building included on the Doolan Award shortlist
The Nucleus Building, University of Edinburgh by Sheppard Robson has been shortlisted for the 2025 RIAS Andrew Doolan Best Building in Scotland Award which...
Two new government ministers named
Following the resignation of Jamie Hepburn MSP as a Minister on Friday, Graeme Dey has been appointed as Minister for Parliamentary Business and for...
Edinburgh charity Teens+ opening new hub at Gorgie Farm
The Edinburgh charity Teens+ which helps young adults with additional support needs to move towards independence is establishing a new base at Gorgie Farm.
The...
Porridge is on the map
For centuries it has been a Scottish staple - a hearty and wholesome dish made with three simple ingredients and a wooden spurtle to...
Tweed Wealth Management secures new acquisition
One of Scotland’s largest wealth management firms has announced growth with the acquisition of a personal finance consultancy.
The purchase of The James Boyd...
Natalia follows big sister as Craigmillar Park champion
Natalia Augustynska is the ladies singles champion at Craigmillar Park Tennis Club aged 12, following in the footsteps of older sister Hanna, a previous...
Council planners to decide on Elsie Inglis statue
Plans for a proposed statue to medical pioneer, Dr Elsie Inglis, on The Royal Mile will take another step forward next week.
The application to...
Green light for Amber at Mortonhall tennis club
Amber Ralph (right) defeated Lindsay Ross to win the ladies singles title at Mortonhall tennis club.
The club on Pentland Terrace and is another which...
Review – The Talented Mr Ripley ⭐️⭐️⭐️
“Brooding production lacks urgency… but remains a fascinating study”
In the programme for The Talented Mr Ripley, it’s noted that author and Ripley creator Patricia...
The doors are open at Edinburgh Open Workshop
Edinburgh Open Workshop (EOW) is opening its doors to welcome the public for Doors Open Day 2025 on Saturday 27 September from 11am to...
The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra plays the music of Weather Report at Queen’s Hall
In the golden age of jazz fusion, a storm of creativity gathered on the musical horizon. That storm had a name: Weather Report. From...
Hearts fan Jimmy, 90, hails “genius” Hamilton best ever
When a 90th birthday party was being planned for lifelong Hearts fan Jimmy Mitchell where else but the club’s Gorgie Suite?
Few have such depth...
Letter from Scotland
I’ve spent half my life looking at Arthur’s Seat and I sometimes wonder what the spirts of that mighty rock make of the life...
Trevor Jones – immersive art at EXPOS3D
Artist Trevor Jones invites audiences to his new work in EXPOS3D, a "daring new immersive art exhibition that confronts the shifting balance between humans,...
COMPETITION – Win tickets for Laura Silverstone
The Edinburgh Reporter is running an exclusive competition in collaboration with Laura Silverstone and Good Stuff In Between for readers to win five pairs...
Leon Smith opens the Meadows Tennis Courts after refurbishment
During the summer months Edinburgh Leisure carried out a major refurbishment of the tennis courts at the Meadows.
In April, the charity along with The...
Kebabish wins at the 2025 Asian Restaurant Awards
The winners of the 2025 Asian Restaurant Awards International organised by the Asian Catering Federation, were announced this week - and Edinburgh's Kebabish won...
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Stop Climate Chaos Scotland
People gathered in Edinburgh on Thursday at the Scottish Parliament to talk about climate change with politicians - including First Minister...
Climate change activists meet with the First Minister
People gathered in Edinburgh to talk about climate change with politicians at Holyrood in a mass lobby.
Those taking part wanted to get a message...
Davis Cup boss gives re-assuring update on Fearnley injury
Davis Cup captain Leon Smith expects Jacob Fearnley to be back in competitive tennis action “within a few weeks” after being forced to pull...
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