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Water of Leith Flood Prevention Scheme - Leith Walk Programme - Cramond Island tide catches walkers out - Postcode Challenge - Cougars get grant...
Jenny MacLean on mind altering weight loss
Mind Altering: why you need to change your mind to be able to change your body
Losing weight and becoming fitter and healthier takes time,...
Mane attraction at Edinburgh Zoo
Edinburgh Zoo is offering visitors £70-a-time tickets to feed raw meat to the lions.
The ‘Carnivore Magic Moment’ package gives Big Cat fans the chance...
Solar Meadow opens at Edinburgh College
A five acre site at Edinburgh College’s Midlothian Campus has been transformed into Scotland’s first Solar Meadow. Designed and installed by energy company SSE,...
Opinion – Waste of money in Dumbryden Grove?
UPDATE:- A City of Edinburgh Council spokesperson said:- "We have listened to the views of the residents of Dumbryden Grove and will respect their wishes....
Animal Invasion at Holyrood on Sunday!
Wild animals have overrun Holyrood Park – or at least they will tomorrow, Sunday 28 April.
The ‘Holyrood Swagger’ will see participants take part in...
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Woman who died in road collision named - Roller Disco - Leith Library - John Knox - Tomorrow at The Queen's Hall
Police Scotland can...
Muirhouse community food co-op opens this week
A food co-op and community information point is set to open next week in Pennywell Shopping Centre. Local group Tenants and Residents in Muirhouse...
Scottish Fire and Rescue Service test emergency plans for firefighting at sea
Firefighters from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) took part in a marine firefighting multi-agency exercise yesterday morning at BP Hound Point Terminal...
Film Review – Flying Blind Flies Back Into Town – TONIGHT ONLY
Flying Blind is showing tonight at The Filmhouse - for one night only.
In Flying Blind, a woman who has dedicated her life to her...
St Andrew Square cleared of tram works
Tram progress in the city as St Andrew Square opens
All road and track works are now complete around St. Andrew Square which was returned...
Back to Back Bach Marathon to raise funds for Christian Aid
Music lovers in Edinburgh and beyond are being invited to enjoy a unique marathon experience of the works of Johann Sebastian Bach – in...
Introducing a New 17 Year Old Single Cask Edition: The Glenlivet Quercus
The Single Malt that Started it All, The Glenlivet, is proud to present a rare and collectible single cask whisky aged for 17 years...
Edinburgh firm offers free PR – apply now!
CATS PR is a new business, based in Edinburgh, helping small and local companies progress in today’s difficult market.
In order to gather together a...
Preview: Leith, in Black and Red
It's not just Leith's locals who can boast character. According to artist Tommy Perman there is a bit of the unusual along its streets...
Five things you need to know today
Portobello High School - Fringe app - Queensferry Community High School tomorrow - ECA Fashion Show - Tonight at The Filmhouse
The council have taken a...
Fatal road collision
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for witnesses following a fatal road collison.
The incident happened just after 7pm last night, Thursday 25 April, on Lasswade...
Portobello High School – Private Bill lodged at Holyrood
A Private Bill to allow the new Portobello High School to be built in Portobello Park was introduced in the Scottish Parliament today.
The City...
Edinburgh Greens nominate candidate for Liberton and Gilmerton by-election
Edinburgh Greens have chosen Alys Mumford to contest the Liberton-Gilmerton by-election on 20 June.Alys is 24 years old and is currently the director of Jubilee...
Pennywell residents hit out at bin store mess
Residents at a block of flats have hit out at the council for allowing their communal bin store to be full of rubbish. Residents...
Edinburgh Students raising dough for MS
A group of Edinburgh University students are preparing for one of the nation’s most mouth-watering fundraising events – the MS Society’s Cake Break.
This year...
Lothian Buses want your old phones
The award winning bus company is recycling old phones for charity.
Everybody has an old mobile phone lying around gathering dust at the back of...
Five things you need to know today
Governance Risk and Best Value Committee - Domestic abuse seminar, Edinburgh - The Friends of Water of Leith Basin - House @42 - Today...
Civil Service Strollers FC announce new football partnership
Civil Service Strollers FC have confirmed they have entered into a Football Partnership with Salvesen Community FC. The agreement, which is for an initial...
Art in the Grassmarket
A city with an international reputation for welcoming visitors, Edinburgh attracts people from all over the world and many decide to stay and make...
VIDEO – Edinburgh College of Art Fashion Show – tickets still available!
The Edinburgh College of Art Fashion Show will showcase the latest designs from some of the UK’s brightest students studying fashion, performance costume, and...
Scottish Power Swap Shop
ScottishPower Swap Shop reaches out to 5,000 schoolchildren to mark fifth anniversary of ScottishPower Swap Shop,
Children across Scotland are set to take part in...
Requests for ‘out of catchment’ school places reduces
More children will be attending schools near their homes from this year.
The number of requests for out-of-catchment primary school places in Edinburgh has fallen...
Five things you need to know today
Tram Project Update - Priority Parking - Afternoon Tea with the Military Wives Choir - Wine tasting at The Scotsman Hotel - Postcode Challenge
The trams...
Care Inspectorate urges discussion about care services
INVOLVING PEOPLE IN CARE SERVICES “ESSENTIAL”, WARNS CARE INSPECTORATE
Involving old and vulnerable people in key decisions about the care they receive is “essential”, the...
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