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Royal Edinburgh Hospital staff launch walkways project
NHS Lothian today (20 November 2013) celebrated the opening of a new project marking out walking routes around the Royal Edinburgh Hospital site.
Patients and ...
James Gillespie’s first phase opened today
The first phase of the £42 million James Gillespie’s campus project was officially opened today.
Construction work began on site in January 2013 and the...
New advertising campaign for VisitScotland
New £5.3 million ‘Brilliant’ marketing campaign uses real people to motivate visitors to experience Scotland in 2014
A paramedic, a wildlife ranger, a chef, a...
New car launched at Edinburgh dealership
A night of stars and cars as Peter Vardy unveils the stunning new X5 at newly-refurbished Edinburgh dealership
A star-studded line-up of celebrities and sports...
Trams – overhead wires now live along whole route
Overhead power lines between the Bankhead Tram Stop and York Place have been switched on meaning the whole airport to city centre route is...
People affected by ‘Bedroom Tax’ may not be asking for help
HALF 'BEDROOM TAX' TENANTS FAILING TO APPLY FOR EXTRA HELP
Nearly half the Council tenants in Edinburgh subject to the UK Government's under-occupancy charge have not applied for extra help...
Clean ups planned for City Centre
Keep Scotland Beautiful has launched the Clean Up Scotland campaign to tackle litter issues across Scotland and the City of Edinburgh Council is proud to...
Phil’s Xmas Songbook will be like the last page of the Broon’s book says...
If this year’s Phil Cunningham's Christmas Songbook is only half as good as Eddi Reader promises, then get your tickets now as you are...
Calistoga for a touch of Californian sunshine
Gordon Minnis, owner of Calistoga restaurant, explains why you should try a taste of California this Christmas:-
Some people love traditional British Christmas food and...
Terry Butcher sees sunrise and sunset at Hibs’ Training Centre
Terry Butcher is still coming to terms with the new training facilities at his disposal and if hard work and enthusiasm are the benchmark...
Work experience student produces amazing arcade game in just one week
Local independent games company "lucky frame" had their first experience with work experience recently when Broughton High School student Reuben Gourlay (15) produced an...
Merchant Company hold the Kirking of the Master at St Giles
Another wonderful ceremony held at St Giles Cathedral
Leading figures from Edinburgh’s business community have taken part in a traditional ceremony which dates back to...
Charity Auction at the Voodoo Rooms
CHARITY AUCTION AT THE VOODOO ROOMS
Monday 25th November 2013
Doors open: 6:45pm
Auction Begins: 7:30pm
FreshAir.org.uk, Edinburgh’s student radio station, is hosting a charity...
Rabbies Girls Night Out in January
Edinburgh-based charity Royal Blind’s much-loved event ‘Rabbie’s Girls’ - a super-glam Burns Night just for ladies – is returning on Friday 31 January 2014...
Five things you need to know today
TUC day of action - Development Management Sub Committee meets today - Grange Prestonfield Community Council - Photography exhibition in January - Talk on...
Baby koala is now out and about!
Photo ©Donald Gow and used with permission
Excited visitors at Edinburgh Zoo have recently been able to catch a glimpse of the UK’s first ever...
Witness appeal after man assaulted in Fernieside Crescent home
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for witnesses after a man was seriously assaulted in his own home in the south of the city.
The incident...
Walking with Scientists
Part of this year's Previously....Scotland's History Festival here is a walk with a difference.
Walking with Scientists; a two-hour guided walking talk.
Who qualified as the...
The Levellers to play at the Liquid Room
Widely acclaimed Brighton rock band, the Levellers, will be appearing at Edinburgh's Liquid Room on Wednesday 18 December 2013 with support from Panjenix.
The band...
The Edinburgh Reporter chats to Gary Still
Gary Still is mine host at The Whiski Rooms and Paul Johnston caught up with him to talk about all things spiritual….
So here I...
Thursday night at the Museum – how to make money from stamps and coins
Rare heritage items related to Robert the Bruce, Rabbie Burns and King James VI & I will be on display at the National Museum...
For Those in Peril scoops Scottish BAFTA
Those in Peril wins big at the British Academy’s Scotland awards 2013
The debut feature from young Scottish filmmaker Paul Wright picks up the Best...
Parts of Charlotte Square development now complete
THE CHARLOTTE SQUARE COLLECTION PRESENTS THE COMPLETION OF WORKS AT NUMBERS 28-31
The transformation of the properties on the south side of Charlotte Square, Edinburgh’s...
Operation Cipher – Police and Partner Agency Activity Around Westside Plaza
Police and their partner agencies are staging a week of activities in and around the Westside Plaza as part of an ongoing operation to...
Starting places for Saturday still up for grabs says Butcher
New Hibs’ boss Terry Butcher has told his squad that places in the first team for this weekend’s televised fixture against St Mirren are...
Government offers £10m for historic towns and cities
£10 million funding boost for Scotland’s historic towns and cities
Communities across Scotland are invited to apply for funding from the latest round of Conservation...
Edinburgh road safety initiative – second week of activity.
Police in Edinburgh are undertaking a second week of activity as part of a road safety initiative to promote safer driving and cycling in...
Five things you need to know today
Portobello Planning Matters - Mining plan for Midlothian 'illogical' - World Forum on Natural Capital - Edinburgh Ceilidh Club - Book Week Scotland next...
Professorial lecture will examine changing landscape in higher education
An expert in change management will discuss a variety of topical education issues at a public lecture to be held at Queen Margaret University,...
Book Week Scotland starts next week
With only just under a week to go until Scotland’s second national celebration of books and reading, communities across the country are gearing up...
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