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Local writer celebrates Book Week Scotland
Local Writer, Marianne Paget, is celebrating the publication of her short story, Leith 1974, in an anthology titled My Favourite Place. The book will...
Further improvements at shopping centre
Pennywell shopping centre makeover takes another step forward.
A few weeks ago the doors were removed, and this week workmen started taking down the full...
Review: The Begbies – Ashleigh (Single)
Begbies by name if not by nature…
This West Lothian five-piece’s music might have the swagger of their Trainspotting namesake but their sound is an...
New Gallery in Edinburgh’s West End
Gallery TEN has opened in Edinburgh’s West End, specialising in original prints and studio glass.
Gallery TEN presents works by speKtrum collective, studio glassmakers and...
A Gorgie Dalry Christmas
“A Gorgie Dalry Christmas” – Online Christmas Web Portal
Online: http://www.thegd.org.uk/christmas
Email: Christmas@thegd.org.uk
Contact Name: Pol Steele
A Gorgie Dalry Christmas is the first project hosted by the...
Eyetoons – made in Leith!
Ian Tranor is a freelance graphic designer, based in Leith and he recently submitted a project to Kickstarter – a well known American crowd...
Scotland v New Zealand, EMC Autumn Test, 11th November 2012
In spite of the 51-22 scoreline, Scotland can come away from Sunday's match with a lot of pride. Matching the all-conquering All Blacks in...
Shipshape Leith!
ALL ABOARD FOR LEITH CLEAN UP
A unique community project to improve the appearance of streets in Leith starts today.
Shipshape Leith is a three week...
Edinburgh Charity Fashion Show 2013
Edinburgh Charity Fashion Show is pleased to announce that it is returning for its ninth year to raise money for Cancer Support Scotland and The...
Rubbish collection in North Edinburgh
One of our readers, Jon Chase, of Fettes Grove Proprietors Association, has been in touch again this morning to let us know that once...
Remembrance Day events
Scotland’s national remembrance ceremony will take place at Edinburgh’s Stone of Remembrance today.
A contingent of members of the Royal British Legion Scotland and members...
Salisbury Arms Chef in line for Modern Apprenticeship Award
Five Edinburgh hopefuls are among nominees for national success.
Here’s one man who won’t mind if there’s confusion over the diplomatic version of his title,...
Locals asked to sign Barclay Corner petition
Since we wrote our first article about Barclay Corner, things have progressed a bit further.
Local resident Heather Goodare and architect, Neil Roger, have now...
First Minister on Hearts situation
First Minister Alex Salmond has today responded to a joint letter seeking Scottish Government support to secure a positive future for Heart of Midlothian...
Sleep Out declared a big success
Over 50 people joined forces and spent a night on the streets of Edinburgh last night to help raise funds to support young homeless...
Rugby fans given improved access to West End
The council is taking steps to ensure that rugby fans have the best possible access to city bars, restaurants and shops when Scotland take...
Five things you need to know today
Recycling in Bruntsfield - Chef on the move - Schoolchildren asked to redesign buses - Company fined for Health and Safety failure - Edinburgh's Hogmanay
The...
Five things you need to know today
Fire in Edinburgh Garage- MSP supports Rock Trust - The Edinburgh Quartet tonight - Edinburgh remembers - Leith Shipshape
Around 40 firefighters have been fighting...
Barclays supports art sale for Sick Kids Friends Foundation
Barclays was recently a proud sponsor of the Sick Kids Friends Foundation’s Postcards 2012 event which took place on 1 November 2012. The event...
Police looking for witnesses to indecent exposure
Lothian and Borders Police are appealing for witnesses following an indecent exposure in Midlothian.
The incident happened sometime between 6.20pm and 7pm yesterday in Penicuik.
A...
Waverley Route Takes New Director
The annual general meeting of the Campaign for Borders Rail, held at the Scottish Mining Museum in Newtongrange on Tuesday night, has elected Edinburgh...
Five things you need to know today
Body found at Waverley Court - Tenants' money safeguarded - Traffic forum - The Edinburgh Bookshop - Fireworks!
A man's body was discovered on the...
Broughton Women win University Challenge in 9 try romp
Broughton Women made it 5 out of 5 to stay top of the Scottish Women’s Rugby Premier C competition with one game left before...
Edinburgh Human Rights Festival
On Saturday, 17 November 2012, from midday until 5pm, the Amnesty International groups in the Edinburgh area are hosting the second annual Edinburgh Human...
Five things you need to know today
Today at the City Chambers - Radio Forth Awards - MASSScot - National Adoption Week - Barnardo's Scotland
All of the council committees have new...
Sporting Legends Raise Money for Soldiers’ Charity
Record-breaking cyclist, Mark Beaumont, and rugby legend, Andy Irvine, will entertain guests and raise money for The Soldiers’ Charity on 30 November 2012 at...
Review: Haddow Fest
Squeezing the excitement of an entire weekend festival into one exhilarating burst, Haddow Fest returned for its triumphant third year.
Kicking of the mayhem early...
Free buses in Edinburgh… at Hogmanay
People celebrating in Edinburgh this Hogmanay will not have to worry about their journey home, as the world’s leading premium drinks business Diageo has...
Five things you need to know today
Garden of Remembrance - Innovator of the Year - Trams on the move! - Search for a Happy Bus Driver - Gingerbread
The official opening...
New restaurant on Queensferry Street
Quattrozero brings authentic Italian cuisine to the Capital
Edinburgh’s food aficionados can sample a tantalising new authentic Italian restaurant and takeaway Quattrozero, which is now open...
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