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Fringe Society launch a local business directory – with a little help from their...
Juggling the finances of a local business, particularly a hospitality business, is not always easy, but Piemaker is helping The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society...
Thirtieth anniversary marked with commemoration at the Botanics
Scotland marked the 30th anniversary of the genocide in Srebrenica on Friday with a solemn commemoration at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE).
The event,...
Social housing residents benefit from funding
Targeted funding is intended to help tackle poverty and improve lives for residents and families across Scotland
Funding of £140,000 has played a vital role...
Oscar-nominated Bookshop Band head for Edinburgh
The Oscar and Ivor Novello nominated Bookshop Band will play at Edinburgh's Pianodome on Monday 14 July as part of their 18-date Magical Summer...
Spartans team up with City Cabs
The Spartans FC is delighted to announce a new partnership with City Cabs ahead of the 2025-26 season.
City Cabs, Edinburgh’s longest-serving taxi association, will...
Braid men’s 4th add to club tennis successes
Braid 4th's have won Division 8a of the VMH Solicitors East tennis league.
The Cluny Gardens club. who share grounds with a local bowling club...
Five things you need to know today
Champion Anna
Champion Scottish cyclist Anna Flynn has spoken of her pride after graduating from Edinburgh Napier University.
The Team Spectra racer, who is from Edinburgh,...
Letter from Scotland
Is this the week when the tide has turned for Ferguson’s shipyard, the last civilian shipyard on the Clyde?
Its 300 workers have been breathing...
Rory at the ready for Friday
Watch out if Rory McIlroy can carry on where he left off in the opening round of the Genesis Scottish golf Open at the...
Travellers evicted from historic Newbridge site – leaving a trail of rubbish behind
After a period of six weeks during which two groups of travellers have occupied the Huly Hill site at Newbridge the encampment has now...
Portobello club leads global coastal rowing
With one full day remaining of the world championship of St Ayles class of coastal rowing the Portobello-based Eastern club sit top of the...
Edinburgh joins Bloomberg Philanthropies initiative
The city of Edinburgh is one of 19 new local authorities which will join the international Bloomberg Philanthropies i-team initiative, a scheme which provides support and...
Bill McLaren ties donated to Scottish Rugby
A pair of 1984 Grand Slam ties which were owned by the renowned rugby commentator, Bill McLaren, have been donated to Scottish Rugby for...
Comfort boxes funded by Morrisons Foundation for young Edinburgh cancer patients
Cancer Card, a charity that provides support services to people affected by cancer, received a donation of £9,000 from the Morrisons Foundation to provide...
McInnes says Shankland is crucial
Derek McInnes explained to the media during a press briefing at The Oriam why having Lawrence Shankland on board was so crucial for new-look...
City manager ready for Friday night clash
Edinburgh City manager, Michael McIndoe, witnessed the team being crushed 6-0 by Partick Thistle in the Scottish League Cup 12 months ago.
City have moved...
Get along to Stills Automat to meet Budgie – one day only!
This month there is a ONE DAY only opportunity on 10 July at 3pm to meet Budgie the former Siouxsie and The Banshees drummer...
Richard Demarco’s final cultural journey
Now aged 95, Richard Demarco, CBE, is very aware he is on the final leg of his life of cultural exploration.
He is hoping...
Plans to turn offices into residential let
Plans to turn offices in a town centre into a house of multiple occupancy (HMO) have been lodged with Midlothian planners.
The proposals for the first...
Sloth bear comes to live at Edinburgh Zoo
Edinburgh Zoo has welcomed Scotland’s only sloth bear, Cipísek, from Zlin Zoo in the Czech Republic.
The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) is giving...
Loan spells for two Hearts players
Two Hearts players have gone on loan for the rest of the season. Liam McFarlane has joined Alloa Athletic and Lewis Neilson is now...
Surgery for Hume after crash
Berwick Bandits skipper Danyon Hume has undergone surgery to stabilise two vertebrae in his back.
It was damaged in a crash in Heat 12 of...
This week’s planning applications in Edinburgh
All of the planning applications made to the council's planning team this week are shown on the list below.
This week there are no major...
Honorary degrees conferred by Queen Margaret today
Queen Margaret University awarded honorary degrees to acclaimed Scottish actress, Ashley Jensen, a food innovator and the former Edinburgh Fringe Society boss at its...
Learn about Edinburgh’s sporting heritage at pop up exhibition
As part of the city-wide Edinburgh 900 celebrations, a new exhibition celebrating Edinburgh’s rich sporting legacy opens this Wednesday at St James Quarter.
Free...
Delayed start to coastal rowing event
Skiffieworlds, the world championships of St Ayles class of coastal rowing, was due to get underway in Stranraer on Tuesday after strong winds caused...
Celebrating Scotland’s libraries in new exhibition
Edinburgh Central Library will host a new exhibition opening on Friday to celebrate 300 years of libraries in Scotland.
The display materials will take visitors...
Days out – Free tickets for children to visit Scone Palace
Scone Palace in Perthshire is offering free tickets for children until 15 August.
The palace is a treasure trove of history, nature and fun...
Five things you need to know today
Sustrans call for zebra crossings on side roads to be legalised
A Sustrans report "Transforming Mobility" published on Tuesday will call for changes to transport...
EIFF – The Golden Spurtle – documentary to be released in September
One of the films in this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival - The Golden Spurtle - will be released on 12 September 2025.
The documentary...
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