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Canal View had a great school trip – all the way to Majorca
Pupils from Canal View Primary School won Jet2holidays Ultimate School Trip to the Sol Katmandu Park and Resort in Majorca beating competition from more...
Edinburgh Zoo welcomes three new penguin chicks
Three northern rockhopper penguin chicks hatched recently at RZSS Edinburgh Zoo.
This makes it the most successful penguin breeding season at the zoo in over...
Firstport awards small grants to young people
£500 awards available to young people to make positive changes in their communities
Young people are being encouraged to try out ideas that make a...
Letter to the editor – Michael Lynagh
Letter from Michael Lynagh former Australian rugby union footballer
Dear Editor,
I'm inviting your readers to get their walking boots or trainers on for the Stroke...
Scottish Chamber Orchestra announce new conductor
The Scottish Chamber Orchestra today reveals the dynamic young conductor Maxim Emelyanychev as its next Principal Conductor.
Maxim Emelyanychev will take up the post in...
EVOC supports Elsie statue
EVOC lends support to campaign for statue of Elsie Inglis
Edinburgh Voluntary Organistions’ Council (EVOC) has announced its support for the campaign to erect a...
New investment in NHS diagnostics and care
£50M TO SUPPORT TREATMENT ACROSS SCOTLAND
The NHS in Edinburgh and the Lothians is set to benefit from a share of a £50 million Scotland-wide investment to...
Art – Narcissus : Rachael Bibby – Jamie Watt
Narcissus: Rachael Bibby and Jamie Watt
Whitespace
Gallery, 1-7 June 2018
The ‘Narcissus’ exhibition at the Whitespace Gallery is a collaborative project between the artists, Rachael Bibby and Jamie...
Funding for energy efficiency in the capital
£3,418,399 to improve energy efficiency in Edinburgh
The Scottish Government says Edinburgh residents will benefit from £3,418,399 of funding to help make homes more energy...
Underbelly’s Big Brain Tumour Benefit 2018
The second of Underbelly’s Big Brain Tumour Benefits, will take place at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in the McEwan Hall on 13 August 2018.
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Silent Disco Tours want to make a noise all over Edinburgh
Boogie your way through Edinburgh’s key movie locations and haunted hotspots. Silent Disco Tours has launched a range of innovative and fun sightseeing tours in...
Save Meadowbank campaigners criticise politicians
The campaigners behind the Save Meadowbank campaign have criticised politicians who failed to attend their meeting last month. They say that the council plans...
First Minister heads to Brussels
The First Minister will be in Brussels tomorrow for a variety of engagements including a meeting with the EU's Chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier...
New Sunday Classics programme billed for the Usher Hall
A new Sunday Classics programme has just been unveiled for the Usher Hall beginning on 14 October 2018. Tickets are on sale from today.
If...
Nira Caledonia – newly refurbished in the New Town
Nira Caledonia reopened on Thursday with a ribbon cutting ceremony, some fizz and canapés. It has been closed for a nine month refurbishment following...
Scottish Conservatives launch Save Our Roads campaign
Jeremy Balfour MSP calls for action in tackling Edinburgh’s growing problem with
potholes.
The Scottish Conservatives have launched a national pothole campaign, ‘Save Our Roads’, to raise awareness of...
The 10 best bookshops in Edinburgh
Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Edinburgh. The streets are teeming with hidden treasures that are as rich as the ideas that made our city known across the...
Edinburgh College of Art fashion on show
Edinburgh College of Art fashion students go to have their turn on the catwalk at the National Museum of Scotland last night with their...
The Big Walk in Portobello
The Big Walk came to Portobello today to help the community get up an appetite for the Big Lunch on 3 June 2018. They...
Musicians in unique concert performance
A unique musical collaboration reaches its climax on Saturday 2 June in the newly-refurbished McEwan Hall as 150 amateur, professional and student singers join...
Edinburgh councillor blogs – Councillor Maureen Child
Councillor Maureen Child represents Portobello/Craigentinny Ward for the Labour Party. Here she shares the content of her inbox with us.
Dear All
As anyone who tried...
VIDEO – New Mexico to the New Town – and back
I found Ken Wolverton partly by accident, but partly as a result of knowing a little about World Community Arts Day (WCAD).
When I interviewed...
Council moving on with tourist tax
The City of Edinburgh Council has announced today that it welcomes new research on Transient Visitor Levy (TVL) or tourist tax, and that it...
At the Talbot Rice Gallery – Trading Zone
Visions of buildings lost under floods, live sculptures formed of mushrooms, and US radio show rhetoric are part of the new innovative exhibition at...
Learning Disability Festival 2018
You are encourage to get along to Leith Links tomorrow to celebrate the achievements of people who have a learning disability and the organisations...
Cyrenians launch Nobody Chooses This campaign
To mark their half century the Edinburgh charity are going to raise half a million pounds from businesses so that they can continue their...
Sciennes Summer Fair is on Saturday
Sciennes Primary School are holding a summer fair to mark the Year of Young People on Saturday 26 May 2018 from 12-30-3pm.
They will have...
Stranger Encounters @ BABA
The team at BABA – the restaurant and bar plating up a menu of bold Levantine cuisine and cocktails - is bringing an entirely...
India Buildings campaigners to hold meeting next week
There will be a meeting on 29 May : The Betrayal of Community, Culture and Heritage held by those who have fought long to...
At the Royal Lyceum – The Hour We Knew Nothing of Each Other
The Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh in association with Janice Parker Projects present
31 May – 2 June 2018
The Hour We Knew Nothing of Each Other
By...
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