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Is Adelaide Fringe just like Edinburgh? Here we speak to the director
We met Heather Croall at 10 in the morning, and it must be said she was already firing on all cylinders. She is totally...
Scotland to open new government office in Canada
There was a time when many people emigrated from Scotland to Canada. Clubs were established here to help relatives fly across the Atlantic on...
Parents urged to consent to flu vaccination
Parents of primary school children in NHS Lothian are being encouraged to act now to get their children ready to flight flu this winter.
Following...
Consultation events this week about Meadowbank
There will be consultations beginning tomorrow 20 August 2018 about the council's development of the new sports centre in Meadowbank.
On 29 June 2018 the...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018 REVIEW – From Today Everything Changes ****
Before Chris' wife died, after over 30 years of marriage, she made him promise to be himself. Accepting he’s gay is only the beginning. ...
Edinburgh International Festival 2018 REVIEW- The Beggar’s Opera ****
John Gay’s original 18th century performance of The Beggar’s Opera is made wilder and more raucous to fit with 21st century changed sensibilities in this new...
At the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art – Raqib Shaw
This is a must see. Even the lovely photos that we have here cannot possibly bring you the size, the majesty and the detail...
Paloma Faith rocks Edinburgh
Paloma Faith the English singer and songwriter rocked Edinburgh Summer Sessions last night.
Faith took her audience on a journey through her career, performing classics...
Judy Murray to take part in the Edinburgh Kiltwalk
Judy Murray OBE will take part in the Edinburgh Kiltwalk next month raising funds for her own charity, the Judy Murray Foundation, which brings...
Review – The Establishment: Fool Britannia ****
Dan Lees and Neil Frost take you back to school for a very abridged and extremely silly history lesson.
The Establishment return to Edinburgh with...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018 REVIEW – Calling My Tribe ***
We are the ones who fall between Gen-X and Gen-Y. Too young to be old and too old to be young. One minute it...
The Fringe show that is literally rubbish…
A good review is sought after by nearly all Edinburgh Festival Fringe performers but one Edinburgh Napier student wouldn’t take offence to someone describing her show as...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018 REVIEW – Phil Kay: Lighter Hour ****
Phil nails all today's major issues in play in his fast not furious, voiced-based show... Master of mirth and energy, skipping from one thing...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018 REVIEW – Check Up: Our NHS at 70*****
Mark Thomas is 54, the NHS is 70, UK national average life expectancy is 84. If Mark makes it to 84, the NHS will...
Edinburgh aesthetic nurse says Botox patients must “choose wisely”
A LEADING aesthetic nurse is warning patients to “choose wisely” when it comes to picking a practitioner for Botox and dermal filler treatments.
The message comes from...
Waverley Mall has its own festival next week with live music
Waverley Mall, Edinburgh will be hosting a FREE mini live music festival on their roof, in partnership with the VisitScotland Edinburgh iCentre.
Taking place from...
Fair Trade status renewed in Edinburgh
The Rt Hon Lord Provost of the City of Edinburgh, Frank Ross, visited the One World Shop at St John's Church recently to receive...
Lothian already expanding services to West Lothian which begin this weekend
In a move which echoes what used to happen in the dim and distant past, Lothian Buses are now going to run a green...
Take a trip on Maid of the Forth next week – see the bridges...
Take a boat trip along the Firth of Forth and meet the engineering superheroes behind the Forth Bridge, Forth Road Bridge and The Queensferry...
Artificial structures in the sea can be a good thing
Structures such as oil platforms can help protect sea creatures threatened by climate change and habitat loss according to research by scientists at University...
Viewpoint unveil their new defibrillator
Tenants at an Edinburgh sheltered housing complex have clubbed together to install a defibrillator, which can be used by any member of the public...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018 REVIEW- In Loyal Company****
In Loyal Company is a powerful and personal one-man performance by David William Bryan. This is an account of a single man’s experience of...
Baby box birthday celebrated
It's a year since the first baby box was handed out to expectant parents in Scotland. Since then 52,065 boxes have been gifted to...
The Edinburgh Reporter – August issue
Here you are - now you can read the electronic version of the August issue of The Edinburgh Reporter.
We hope you like it and...
Mark Beaumont becomes ambassador for Your Bike in Edinburgh
Adventurer Mark Beaumont has become the ambassador for Edinburgh's cycle hire scheme which will be launched in September.
Beaumont once cycled round the world in...
Where to eat out of town – Casa Mia
CASA MIA TO SHOWCASE THE FOOD OF CAMPANIA
Former Ciao Italia presents a new look to Dunfermline diners as it is taken over by...
Afternoon tea for charity at the Bonham
The Bonham Hotel in Edinburgh's West End held a special afternoon tea for the local dementia group.
The four star Bonham invited members and staff...
New art show opens this month at Water of Leith Café
A new art show will open later this month on 24th August 2018 at the Water of Leith Café in Canonmills.
Abstract Mythology, is an exhibition...
Underbelly’s Big Brain Tumour Benefit raises £30,000
Last night at the McEwan Hall Underbelly held a second Big Brain Tumour Benefit. All the ticket income will go to the Brain Tumour...
RBS launches 100 Women Events in Edinburgh
Four events are being held across Scotland aiming to inspire, celebrate and connect women at all stages of their careers
In a landmark year celebrating...
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