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Safer Travel Day - Foster in Scotland Day - Police Boxes - Edinburgh College Employment Fair
Police Scotland is promoting safe travel to airport passengers...
Sunday in Edinburgh – things to do today
Sunday 18 May 2014 - Heart and Soul, and a VERY BIG drawing!
Curing What Ails You: Medicine in the 1940s. The Lothian Health Service...
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Stockbridge Market - VIBES Awards - Photography Exhibition - European Elections - At the Filmhouse today
We have grown quite fond of Sundays in Stockbridge...
Church install new Moderator
The new Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland has described the moment he was installed this morning in Edinburgh as...
Police officer who died following motorbike collision named
Police Scotland has named the Police Officer who died while he was travelling to work on Friday 16 May 2014 as Constable Mark Murtagh,...
Miller Homes selling well at Varcity North
BUYERS ARE SNAPPING UP APARTMENTS AT MILLER HOMES’ VARCITY NORTH
As analysts anticipate an increase in property values over the coming months, savvy buyers are snapping...
Saturday in Edinburgh – things to do today
Saturday 17 May - The Festival of Museums
The Object of Art is to Give Life Shape: learn about the popular artistic styles of the 1940s &...
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Craft bombing - Fun in St Andrew Square - Edinburgh Trams - Spa in the City - Edinburgh Insider
Did you catch sight of the...
Football – The Class of ’98 – 36 Year Wait for Glory Finally Ends
In July 1995 Falkirk manager Jim Jefferies stood outside Brockville Park to tell the waiting media and anxious Bairns supporters - "I'm staying at...
Fergusson sculpture kept under his bed to be sold at auction
“Eastre, Hymn to the Sun”, a sculpture valued at £12,000-18,000, by Scottish Colourist John Duncan Fergusson, which lay under his bed for three years...
The Insiders Guide to The Edinburgh Fringe
The Insider’s Guide to Edinburgh Fringe by the team at Housetrip
Submitted by Alexandra Ashton
Safer Travel Day at Edinburgh Airport
Police Scotland is promoting safe travel to airport passengers as part of an event taking place at Edinburgh Airport on Monday 19th May.
Police Scotland's...
COMPETITION – Spa in the City – win a goody bag here!
Competition ends Friday 23 May at 5pm.
Leading lifestyle retailers are offering free pampering and preening with the return of Spa in the City, which arrives back...
Craft bomb on the canal
There has been some craft bombing going on at the Leamington Lift Bridge on the canal....
If you passed by earlier today you will have...
Edinburgh is the first stop on Scottish leg of Queen’s Baton Relay
EDINBURGH REVEALS THE GLASGOW 2014 QUEEN’S BATON RELAY ROUTE
Edinburgh will be the first port of call in Scotland for the baton on Saturday 14...
Edelweiss inaugural flight given the water cannon treatment!
Edelweiss flew into Edinburgh for the first time today on its new Zurich to London route.
The CEO of Edelweiss the leading Swiss leisure airline...
Friday in Edinburgh – things to do today
Friday 16 May 2014 - Penguins in George Square....
'If Not Us, Who?' - a feature film by Andres Veiel, looking at the Red Army...
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Community Garden at Hermitage of Braid - Fundraising Concert at Greyfriars - Vintage Fair - Golfing Glory for Ratho Park - Edinburgh Trams
More than...
Three night stay at Tune Hotel Haymarket on offer in photography competition
WIN A THREE NIGHT STAY IN EDINBURGH WITH TUNE HOTELS
To celebrate homecoming Scotland, a Visit Scotland initiative for 2014, Tune Hotels is giving one...
Three men admit Willowbrae murder
Three men have admitted murdering 25-year-old Mohamad Abdi in the Willowbrae area of Edinburgh last May.
Mr Abdi was shot dead during a confrontation with...
JEEP UNVEILS THE NEW CHEROKEE TO EDINBURGH DRIVERS
Jeep is celebrating the launch of the eagerly anticipated Cherokee by giving 4×4 enthusiasts in Edinburgh the unique chance to attend an exclusive preview.
The...
Lawrie Reilly Place approved by councillors
A street near Easter Road will be renamed Lawrie Reilly Place after councillors today approved plans at a meeting of the planning committee.
Council officials...
Police link indecent assaults in Livingston
Police in Livingston are linking an indecent assault at a property in Orchard Place, Livingston on Wednesday 7th May with another assault that occurred...
Festival of Museums is on this weekend
Singers Chris Elliott and Emma Moorhead (correct) as a World War One officer and field nurse perform a preview of a World War One...
New space at George IV Bridge for children and music libraries
CENTRAL LIBRARY OPENS DOORS ON BRAND NEW CHILDREN AND MUSIC LIBRARIES
The City of Edinburgh Council has today opened new spaces to house the children's and...
Jazz Festival tickets now on sale
The Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival has announced its programme of events for 2014. Tickets are now on sale for all 140 events at...
Hibs’ play off tickets on sale today
Tickets for Hibs’ play off second leg at Easter Road on Sunday 25th May kick off 3.30pm go on sale today.
The Club has also...
Hibs’ EOS complete memorable treble
Head of Academy Coaching James McDonaugh praised his team after Hibs’ EOS completed a memorable treble on Saturday when the squad lifted the Central...
Thursday in Edinburgh – things to do today
Thursday 15 May 2014 - STREET ART IN WESTER HAILES
Ruth Thomas: The Home Corner. Edinburgh-based author Ruth introduces her new novel, 'a funny, tender...
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Filmmaking on a shoestring - Planning Committee meets today - Cycling mixed with theatre - Afternoon tea - The Causey Trust AGM
Peter Murray from...
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