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Thousands suggest names for Forth Replacement Crossing
A total of over 6000 possible names for the new bridge over the River Forth have been suggested by the public.
Last November members of...
Internet company celebrates 10 years with new website for charity
Mercurytide gifts £10k charity website to mark 10th anniversary
A Scottish software development company has donated and built a website worth £10k as the prize...
Police arrest snake…
Lothian and Borders Police took an unusual prisoner into custody yesterday when they recovered a snake in the West of Edinburgh.
Officers were on routine...
Councillors petition Scottish Government over club closure
The Edinburgh Prison Officers Club have been given notice to quit their premises by today but now they have support from all city councillors...
The City Cafe Burger Challenge begins today!
The City Cafe homemade burgers are the core of their diner-style menu (along with some ginormous breakfasts!) and with their Ultimate Burger Challenge, Head...
TERLive! Council Meeting 31 January 2013
Today's meeting will hear the report about Splashback and their bid to run the pool in Leith as a community enterprise. The Splashback campaigners...
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Full council meeting today - Council successfully prosecute truants - Body identified - Edinburgh University Heritage Trail - Festival Theatre
A meeting of the full...
Council sues parents over truancy
COUNCIL SUCCESSFULLY PROSECUTES TWO CASES RELATING TO POOR SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
The City of Edinburgh Council has been successful in prosecuting two separate cases where a...
Edinburgh Outdoors launches new Parks app
THERE’S MORE TO EDINBURGH … OUTDOORS
A new website and free app for iPhone and Android that will encourage people to get out and about...
Leith Waterworld no more?
Tomorrow's council meeting has Leith Waterworld back on the agenda for discussion. The proposed sale of the building was delayed until the campaign group,...
Letter to the Editor – Princes Street traffic ban
7 Spey Terrace
Edinburgh
EH7 4PX
28th January 2013
Dear Sir/Madam,
ON YOUR BIKE
As Spokes, the apologists for pedal cyclists, are seeking to ban all
traffic from Princes Street apart...
Theatre review: A Taste of Honey, Lyceum Theatre (****)
A Taste of Honey by 18-year-old Shelagh Delaney first burst onto the stage of the Theatre Royal, Stratford East, in May 1958, where its...
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Fire in Fountainbridge - Referendum Question - Abduction - Macmillan Cancer Support Mammoth Quiz - Tonight at the Filmhouse
There was a serious fire yesterday...
Man pleads guilty to defrauding pensioner
A 26-year-old man who appeared at Edinburgh Sheriff Court yesterday, and pleaded guilty to stealing£33,646.00 from an Edinburgh pensioner’s Post Office Savings Account, had...
EDINBURGH TO BENEFIT FROM GREEN FUNDING BOOST
Grass roots environmental projects in Edinburgh have received over £5,000 funding support from the Central Scotland Green Network’s (CSGN) Community Projects Fund, to improve...
Edinburgh Evening News staff scoop the Johnston Press awards!
Edinburgh Evening News staff are celebrating after scooping several prizes at the first in-house journalism awards run in Scotland by the paper’s publishers according...
Edinburgh College – Football Works students pass!
Edinburgh College students kick-off careers with footie course
A group of young lads are celebrating after passing a new football themed course, which sees unemployed...
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Pentlands Neighbourhood Partnership meeting - Port of Leith appoint Welfare Rights Officer - Gorebridge gets regeneration funding - Peploe - Burns
The Pentlands Neighbourhood Partnership meets...
First Minister announces rebirth for Port of Ardersier
The Port of Ardersier on Scotland's Moray Firth, previously a hive of activity during the early oil boom in Scotland, has today moved centre stage...
Third man remanded for jewel heist
A 26-year-old man who appeared at Edinburgh Sheriff Court yesterday in connection with an armed robbery at a city jewellery store has been remanded...
Traverse Theatre – Manipulate Visual Theatre Festival in February
As the Traverse Theatre gears up for its 50th anniversary year in 2013, Puppet Animation Scotland and the Traverse announce the 2013 Manipulate Visual...
Police looking for witnesses to Milton Road collision
Lothian and Borders Police are appealing for witnesses after a pedestrian was involved in a collision with a car in Edinburgh's Milton Road on...
Royal Botanic Garden features in grants from Creative Scotland & SNH
Walking With Poets is a Scottish Poetry Library, Royal Botanic Garden and Cove Park residency project in which four poets will take up month-long writing and walking residency...
Greens eye spare council cash for Warmer Homes
Scotland’s capital should lead the country in investing in jobs, training and protecting the most vulnerable from welfare cuts, according to Green councillors in...
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Body discovered - Jewellery Robbery - High Speed Rail - Edinburgh Castle - Our Pandas are great
Lothian and Borders Police have announced that their...
Edinburgh’s pandas win awards
Edinburgh Zoo Strikes Gold and Double Silver
In Giant Panda Zoo Awards 2012
Edinburgh Zoo has scooped three awards in the first ever Giant Panda Zoo Awards:
Iain...
Body recovered in Holyrood Park
Lothian and Borders Police have recovered a man's body, while assisted by the Borders Underwater Search Team.
A multi-agency search operation was undertaken this weekend...
The Edinburgh Reporter’s Weekly Sports Roundup
Plenty congratulations are due this weekend, with Hearts reaching the final of the Scottish Communities League Cup, Capital basketball players Gregor Gray (Edinburgh Kings)...
City Hotel roof collapse
Emergency services attended the Fiddler's Elbow in Picardy Place at 2.30am this morning(Sunday)after a ceiling collapsed.
Seven tenders and specialised search and rescue units arrived...
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