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Five things you need to know today
Haymarket improvements - Water of Leith Conservation Trust - Puppet Animation Festival - Science Festival - New ArtHunter app launched today
Haymarket has long had...
New art app launched today by National Galleries of Scotland
Ever wondered how art from paintings to sculpture, from modern art to the classics, can knit together? Ever pondered a link between Picasso, Botticelli...
Haymarket site to be developed after long wait
Interserve, the international support services and construction group, has today, through a joint venture company, entered into the contracts which will allow it to...
Edinburgh Mini Maker Faire this weekend
But first let's talk about toasters....
In a world full of cutting edge technology, innovation and mass production, the Edinburgh International Science Festival celebrates the...
Video – Arthur Watson PRSA talks about Dame Elizabeth Blackadder
Dame Elizabeth Blackadder was awarded the 2012 Edinburgh Award and it was presented to her at the end of March. Arthur Watson who is...
Eric Johnson at The Queen’s Hall on Friday
Eric Johnson, the critically acclaimed American electric guitarist, hailed by Joe Bonamassa as “one of the greatest guitar players of all time,” starts his 6-date UK tour at...
Voting on Essential Edinburgh’s future begins next week
Essential Edinburgh has been in action for five years, and now a renewal ballot is to be held among business owners in the city...
Tim Henman will play Goran Ivanisevic in Edinburgh this summer
TIM HENMAN & GORAN IVANISEVIC CONFIRMED TO PLAY AT BRODIES CHAMPIONS OF TENNIS
Tim Henman and Goran Ivanisevic are to play at the Brodies Champions of Tennis in...
Edinburgh man wins the People’s Postcode Lottery
The winner was not at home but his wife, Mary, was delighted to take the cheque on his behalf.
It was an early Easter treat...
Assault and robbery in South Gyle
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for information after an elderly man was assaulted and robbed over the weekend.
The incident happened on Saturday 30 March...
Some Rail fares from Edinburgh will be cheaper next month
No it is not an April Fool prank. It is really true. We all know that rail fares are decidedly complex, but the fact...
New park to be formed at Drumbrae
WORK TO BEGIN THIS SUMMER ON NEW PUBLIC PARK FOR THE CITY
Details have been announced of a new park to be created in Edinburgh...
Five things you need to know today
Save City Park - Moredun - Ceilidh Club - Edinburgh Zoo - Libraries
A planning application was lodged in March to develop the land behind...
artroom32 has moved
artroom32 is on the move!
artroom32, an inspiring and creative arts & crafts studio has moved premises…and now artroom32 will be based at 44 Ferry Road...
Interview tips from Cath Strachan
FIRST INTERVIEW TIPS
You have applied for the job of your dreams and the good news is that you have been offered an interview.
This could...
Wee corner of the Old Town to become storytelling garden
Hidden medieval corner of the Old Town is to be transformed
A new storytelling garden, designed and created by local young people, is set to...
National Library of Scotland shares its recipes with New Stockbridge restaurant
One of Britain's celebrated chefs has turned to the National Library of Scotland (NLS) for inspiration for his new restaurant venture.
This weekend Tom Kitchin...
Scotch Whisky Experience wins World Title
WORLD TITLE FOR EDINBURGH’S SCOTCH WHISKY EXPERIENCE
Edinburgh’s Scotch Whisky Experience has fought off competition from across the globe, to be named Whisky Visitor Attraction...
Advocate’s Close gets a makeover but preserves its history
Developers breathing new life into Advocate’s Close in Edinburgh’s Old Town have revealed some of the fifteenth and sixteenth century building features which will...
Five things you need to know today
April fools - Gorgie City Farm - Spa in the City next month - Holyrood Palace out of hours - Jobs at Summerhall
Many very...
The Edinburgh Reporter’s Weekly Sports Roundup
This week, the Edinburgh Reporter sends congratulations to Edinburgh who beat Italian club Zebre, Spartans for reaching the semi-final of the Kings Cup, and...
Nine rescued from Cramond Island
Queensferry RNLI volunteer lifeboat crew were called out today to rescue 9 people including a 3 year old child who had become trapped by the...
Easter in Edinburgh
SOMETHING FOR ALL FOR THE FAMILY AND ALL WEATHERS THIS EASTER
Here are some ideas for amusing all ages at council-owned attractions across the city.
Councillor...
The Easter Bunny will help with your bags…
Staff at the Chester Residence are getting a helping hand from a kilt-clad Easter Bunny this weekend. The 'new team member' will help welcome...
Five things you need to know today
Botanic Cottage - Modern Apprenticeships - Ziggy Stardust - Easter Play - Edinburgh International Science Festival
Exciting news from the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh RBGE...
Rugby – Currie v Heriots
Currie v Heriots, RBS Premiership, 30th March 2013
Heriots travelled across the capital to Malleny Park in Balerno to play Currie in the final match...
Former Edinburgh College students nominated for BAFTA awards
Edinburgh College Breeds BAFTA Success
Two former Edinburgh College students have proved they are the cream of the film making crop at the prestigious British...
NSPCC want you to scale the heights
Scale the UK’s highest peak this September for the NSPCC
Edinburgh people with a sense of adventure are being invited to relive yesterday’s childhood feeling...
Five things you need to know today
Red Bull Hill Chasers - Penguins - Pisces Balloon Sculpture - Peppa Pig at Musselburgh tomorrow - Learn to bid at auctions!
Red Bull Hill...
Edinburgh baker looks forward to a Cracking Easter!
A baker behind some of Edinburgh’s quirkiest cupcakes is set to crack her 70,000th egg as she prepares to bake up a storm this Easter.
Suzanne...
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