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Violet’s lost teddy – found at Asda!
Rhia said: “Violet was absolutely over the moon to get Bunny back. She was so upset when she lost him, so she was very...
North British Distillery are feeding the animals at Gorgie City Farm
The North British Distillery, one of Scotland’s largest Scotch Grain Whisky producers, has announced a feed partnership with local Edinburgh charity, Gorgie City Farm.
The...
‘Baba’s Stranger Encounters’ – book now
Back by popular demand, the team at BABA – the celebrated restaurant and bar plating up a menu of bold Levantine cuisine and cocktails...
Edinburgh-based FarrPoint offers guidance on ultrafast fibre project
IT, telecoms and infrastructure consultancy FarrPoint have successfully supported West Sussex County Council in a recent project.
This allowed the local authority to secure £4.66 million of funding...
Walking in the Pentlands – Glencorse View Walk
Walking in nature is proven to have heaps of health benefits for both brain and body. Within Scotland, right here in the central belt,...
Handmade Edinburgh coming up in August
HANDMADE EDINBURGH – THE CONTEMPORARY CRAFT AND DESIGN FAIR
10th – 12th AUGUST 2018 Fri - Sun, 10am - 5.30pm
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh 20A Inverleith Row EH3 5LR
This summer, Scotland’s renowned Royal Botanic...
Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival 2018 – Get ready for Carnival this Sunday
One of the highlights of the Jazz Festival is undoubtedly the Carnival which will take place in its usual brightly coloured fashion this weekend.
The...
Craig wins Pride in the Job award
Craig Donaldson who works as a CALA Homes site manager has received a prestigious industry award from the National Home Building Council (NHBC).
Craig who...
Norwegian report second quarter profit
Norwegian has announced a second quarter profit this morning, despite making huge investment in their growth with several new planes bearing the red nose...
Court cases follow the recent listeria outbreak
Lawyers have announced that Scottish victims of the recent listeria outbreak have begun civil actions against supermarkets.
The legal proceedings were announced today after 50...
Lothian drivers get a new look
Our local bus company Lothian is giving its drivers a new look.
This is the first time in about 20 years that the uniform has...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018 – Tamar Broadbent : Best Best
Award-winning songwriter Tamar Broadbent is back and this time she’s asking – how do you know if you’re living your best life? If you’re...
Edinburgh Art Festival – Speaking with Sorcha Carey about the 2018 Commissions
Sorcha Carey is Director of Edinburgh Art Festival and when we met she only had two chairs in her new meeting room at the...
Inaugural fundraising ball hailed a success
Chartered Surveyors DM Hall held their first Summer Ball with a couple of charitable causes in mind.
300 members of staff, customers and friends of...
Number of households in Edinburgh set to rise
Figures issued today by the National Records of Scotland indicate that the number of households is on the increase, particularly in Edinburgh where the...
Next generation of pipers invited to blaze the international trail with the Tattoo
NEXT GENERATION OF PIPERS INVITED TO BLAZE THE INTERNATIONAL TRAIL
Edinburgh Tattoo house band begins recruitment after first global tour
Following the success of its first global tour, young pipers and...
Where to eat – Borough Restaurant
The Borough Restaurant.Let's face it, Leith needs another restaurant like Stockbridge has ashortage of Guardian readers but there's always room for somethingdifferent.
I am in...
Support for people in custody with mental health issues
People in custody will be able to receive support for mental health issues through a pilot project launched by Police Scotland.
The organisation has joined...
Scottish Government and Police Scotland prepare for the US President’s visit to Scotland
Newly appointed Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf was briefed by senior Police Scotland officers on how preparations for the visit of the US President Donald...
Boroughmuir High School has some notable former pupils
The school has many notable names among its alumni, including Ronnie Browne of the Corries who came back for the school's Open Day in...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018 – 3 Years, 1 Week and a Lemon Drizzle
3 Years, 1 Week and a Lemon Drizzle examines the relationship between two sisters and how their close bond was affected when one of them was...
Leading tourism business awarded ‘exceptional’ five star rating
Edinburgh’s award-winning storytellers Mercat Tours were awarded an exceptional 91% Quality Assurance 5* Tour award from VisitScotland for the 11th year running.
The family business revealed the...
PFI legacy affecting our schools says MSP
Edinburgh Pentlands MSP says schools across Scotland continue to count the cost of Labour’s PFI legacy – which means that councils spend nearly 10% of...
Ross Fountain now complete with statue and water!
The fountain in West Princes Street Gardens has today been turned back on marking the completion of the £1.9M restoration.
The renovation work commissioned by...
Books – The Team for Me
Does your life revolve around your football team? Does your team's result on a Saturday make or break your weekend? Would you leave your...
At the Museum of Childhood – Growing Up with Books
The Museum of Childhood is a very special place, and now they have a very special exhibition which runs until 9 December 2018.
Entitled Growing...
Pop Up Bob has his eye on you
If you are a vehicle driver in the West End of Edinburgh then watch out for Pop Up Bob.
Bob looks like a police officer....
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2018 Review – Ideal Home ***
Steve Coogan and Paul Rudd star as Erasmus and Paul, long-term lovers who live a carefree life in Sante Fe, where Erasmus is a...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018 – Alice Marshall The Strike
Alice Marshall: The Strike
Winner of the 2017 Brighton Fringe Best Comedy Award returns with a brand new show!
Just The Tonic @ The Caves - Aug 2nd-26th,...
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2018 Review: Hearts Beat Loud ****
In the hip Brooklyn neighbourhood of Red Hook, widowed dad and record store owner Frank (Nick Offerman) is preparing to send his daughter Sam...
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