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Good luck to all those sitting exams from today!
The exam season is upon us.
Our best advice? It is not too late to learn just one more thing before the exams - keep...
Transport Convener writes on Trams to Newhaven
The public consultation Edinburgh Trams to Newhaven has just ended and here Councillor Lesley Macinnes, City of Edinburgh Council Transport Convener says thank you...
Songs in the Round at St Cecilia’s
At the University of Edinburgh's St Cecilia's Hall tonight singers Ricky Ross, Gary Clark, Justin Currie and Karine Polwart took part in an intimate...
Wavegarden surges ahead
It has been a while in the planning and Wavegarden Scotland has now been given official permission by The City of Edinburgh Council to...
Theatre : ‘Les Mis’ – Killian Donnelly is the biz
Cameron Mackintosh's acclaimed Broadway production of Les Misérables
Festival Theatre | January 22-February 16 2019
Cameron Mackintosh is delighted to announce that Killian Donnelly will play ‘Jean...
Fall in Love with Scotland’s Museums during the Royal Wedding weekend
Festival of Museums 18-20 May 2018
If you haven’t received your invitation to the Royal wedding, the Festival of Museums has a host of activities...
Jet2.com add more places to go to from Edinburgh Airport
Jet2 announced this week that they have more destinations for you to think about when booking a holiday or flight.
From summer next year there...
Edinburgh councillor blogs – Cllr Maureen Child
Labour Councillor Maureen Child represents Portobello/Craigmillar. Here she gives us a look into her email inbox with all the happenings in and around the...
Roadworks on Saughton Road North this week
Works on Saughton Road North next week will mean that some diversions are in place to allow new pipes for water to be connected.
Scottish...
Theatre – Royal Lyceum announce 2018/19 programme
The Royal Lyceum has announced an exciting and World Premiere rich 2018/19 Season.
Artistic Director, David Greig is in understandably celebratory and justifiably good spirits...
Theatre – Sherlock Holmes : The Final Curtain at the King’s Theatre
Monday 28 May to Saturday 2 June 2018
Directed by David Grindley
It is Holmes on home territory for Conan Doyle's savant sleuth. Doyle took inspiration...
Pedal on Parliament 2018 takes to the streets today
Thousands of cyclists are expected to take to the streets today to protest about cycling infrastructure across Scotland.
The protest will begin at 12 noon...
At Open Eye Gallery – Littlehouse Jewellery’s new collection
Sally Cuthbert has not always been a jeweller, but she is both talented and passionate about her craft. She hopes that her new collection...
Lost Cinemas of Edinburgh – The State
A Streamline Moderne cinema located at the west end of Great Junction Street and perched above the Water of Leith. It was opened in...
Friends of the Earth support Pedal on Parliament
This year will be the seventh annual cycling protest Pedal on Parliament which will set off from Middle Meadow Walk at midday today. Thousands...
Doodle my Dug – this Sunday at the Golf Tavern
When you step foot into Golf Tavern, you are stepping into a little piece of Scottish history.
There has been a tavern on this site since 1456,...
Channel 4 HQ move to Glasgow gets Edinburgh’s backing
As revealed by Phil Miller writing in The Herald today, Edinburgh is very much behind Channel 4 moving out of London and establishing its...
Public Accounts Committee says rail franchise management ‘inadequate’
The Public Accounts Committee has said today that the UK Government's management of rail franchises including the East Coast rail franchise has been 'completely...
Youth Commission on Mental Health Services begins work
As part of the ten year Mental Health Strategy announced last year a team of young people are working together to improve mental health...
Local MSP pays a visit to Leith Academy
Conservative MSP Miles Briggs today visited Leith Academy to talk with their S3 modern studies class. The visit was organised so that the pupils could...
Book a free fitness taster with Edinburgh Leisure
On Saturday 12 May 2018 Edinburgh Leisure invites you along to try out a free fitness taster at the Royal Commonwealth Pool.
They have all...
Tomorrow is World Disco Soup Day!
Tomorrow afternoon all roads lead to Wester Hailes where it is World Disco Soup Day.
In fact it is World Disco Soup Day across Scotland...
At The Usher Hall – Arabella Steinbacher with Dresden Philharmonic
Arabella Steinbacher performs Tchaikovsky's sublime violin concerto on her 1716 Stradivarius at Edinburgh's Usher Hall with the Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra
Sunday Classics at Usher Hall, Edinburgh
3:00pm,...
#SOSedinburgh Can you help Comas find new premises?
The Edinburgh based charity Comas which works with people on a recovery journey has to move out of their HQ at Jackson's Entry by...
Ruth Davidson announces she is pregnant with first baby
Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson has announced that she is pregnant with her first child with partner Jen Wilson.
The baby is due in autumn...
Newest Cash Generator franchise on Dalry Road
Ghulam Ahmed recently invested in two stores, one on Dalry Road and another in Kirkcaldy to introduce the business Cash Generator to those who...
#MagicFest is getting up steam for the Wizard World Gathering
Just to remind us that the Edinburgh International Magic Festival takes place from 11-19 May 2018 we were invited along to a party at...
Edinburgh charity Comas – café facing closure
A charity which helps those in recovery and which has taken many steps towards its own sustainability is facing imminent closure of its cafe...
Red Arrows Hawk now on display at National Museum of Flight
A Red Arrows Hawk T1A has been flown into East Fortune by the Royal Air Force to go on display next to Concorde.
The Ministry...
Asda at Chesser promotes DuoDay
The very first DuoDay is being supported by Asda Chesser. This is a day of action to promote the role of disabilities in the workplace.
The...
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