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Council’s security staff to become council employees
Security staff who provide front of house assistance at three of the city centre council buildings will in future be directly employed by the...
Patterns of Life: Jenny Martin RSW exhibiting for first time at Morningside Gallery
A new exhibition at Morningside Gallery will be a first for Scottish artist Jenny Martin RSW, an Edinburgh-based painter and printmaker who will show...
Crolla’s Italian Kitchen celebrating a big win
Crolla's Italian Kitchen at Eskmills has won Best Italian Establishment at the Food Awards Scotland 2025.
The awards recognise hard work and efforts of...
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Jobs fair
The Edinburgh Jobs Fair takes place on Wednesday 17 September 2025 at Tynecastle Park Stadium, from 10am to 1pm.
To be allowed entry to...
Call for National Wallace Day
The Scottish historical society that pays tribute to Sir William Wallace has accused the Scottish Government of snubbing its calls for a national day...
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This week at the council
Tuesday, 16th September, 2025
10.00 am Governance, Risk and Best Value Committee - Dean of Guild Court Room - City Chambers. One of...
Entrepreneur uses 20,000 mile cycling adventure to dream up new business
A 20,000 mile North and South American cycling journey gave entrepreneur Jo Davies the time to think of a new career.
At the time she...
Full Fat to headline at Voodoo Rooms
Edinburgh rock band Full Fat have an upcoming headline show at The Voodoo Rooms in October, supported by the emerging Ace And All The...
Football and rugby grounds prove ideal for snacks company
Scottish popcorn firm Sephra has announced new distribution points for its product at Wigan Athletic FC and Rugby League's Wigan Warriors.
The company's seasoned...
Edinburgh Leisure’s Play & Try Week
Children under five are invited to take their first steps into sport with Edinburgh Leisure's Play & Try Week, running from Monday 29 September to Sunday...
Track maintenance to take place at the end of the month at Shandwick Place
There will be a temporary closure on a section of the tram line for three days in September to allow for essential maintenance.
Edinburgh Trams...
Icelandair comes into land at Edinburgh
Edinburgh Airport has welcomed an Icelandair flight for the first time ever, which the airport owners say will expand choice for their passengers.
The airline’s...
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Edinburgh Riding of the Marches
We have hundreds of photos of all the various stages of the Riding of the Marches which took place in...
LeithChooses is now open for applications
LEITHCHOOSES 2026 will give a funding boost to "wellbeing in Leith"
LeithChooses has announced that applications are now open for funding bids from community...
Heritage coalition take keys to Bernat Klein’s textiles studio in the Borders
A group of Scottish heritage and design organisations has formally received the keys to one of the nation's "most important 20th century buildings",...
Edinburgh 900 People’s Procession – the grand finale
The Edinburgh 900 celebrations drew to a close today with the People's Procession from The Scottish Parliament up the Royal Mile to the Mercat...
Edinburgh Riding of the Marches 2025
At the end of the 26 mile route the cavalcade of almost 300 horses and riders arrived at Horse Wynd Roundabout in Holyrood Park, where...
Edinburgh Kiltwalk steps off
Edinburgh Kiltwalk stepped off today with founder, Sir Tom Hunter, joined by Olympian Sir Chris Hoy.
Kiltwalk is Scotland’s lowest cost fundraising event which is...
Warrior weapons saved for nation will go on show in Edinburgh next summer
A rare Bronze Age hoard found in Angus, including weapons thought to have been wielded by "a warrior elite" over 3,000 years ago, has...
Capital shoplifting crackdown
More than 230 people have been arrested in a crackdown on shoplifting gangs in the capital after Edinburgh was identified as one of the...
Tartan Army score tourism boost for Scotland
Scotland has welcomed more visitors from Germany thanks to the impression made by the Tartan Army at the Euros last summer, according to new...
Signs of ancient life may have been found in Martian rock – new study
by Sean McMahon, University of Edinburgh
Just over a year ago, Nasa made a remarkable announcement. The Perseverance rover had found potential signs of ancient...
Jack Brookmyre – forging his own path in comedy
Jack Brookmyre has admitted it can be a good ice-breaker if people know who his dad is.
But the rising comedy star, who won...
Rowing boats for hire this Sunday
There are just three more Sundays left this year when rowing boats on the Union Canal will be available for hire - 14, 21 and...
Local artist Craigo showing new work this weekend
Local artist Craig Seaton Bell is showing new work - Luminoso - at The Dundas Street Gallery this weekend.
The light-filled paintings include local...
Fearnley back in Davis Cup action for GB this weekend
Davis Cup rookie, Jacob Fearnley, from Edinburgh, believes team unity can help drive an injury-hit Great Britain side through a vital qualifying tie against...
The Honours of Scotland to be taken off display next year
Scotland's "crown jewels" will be removed from public display for three months next year to create a new area for them in Edinburgh Castle.
The...
Half term activities at LifeCare
Spooky crafts, robotics and family fun – all free this October in Stockbridge
The LifeCare Community Hub on Cheyne Street in Stockbridge is once again...
Wendy James talks about Bowie, The Beatles and Prince ahead of Edinburgh show
Wendy James fronted one of the most memorable pop bands of the late 1980s and early 90s - Transvision Vamp - which enjoyed a string...
New exhibition celebrates Scottish portraiture
At the City Art Centre a new exhibition celebrating Scottish portraiture opens on Saturday.
Unmasked: Exploring Scottish Portraiture showcases a rich selection of historic and...
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