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Councillors call for more cash for school uniforms
At the special meeting of the council to be held on 22 February 2018 the council will agree its budget for the next year....
Gilson Gray will help you with GDPR
Ahead of the new legislation coming into force in May, Edinburgh law firm Gilson Gray are running a training programme which you can take...
Replacement Buddha presented to Slateford Road Temple
When the Buddha statue was stolen from the Dhammapadipa Temple on Slateford Road it caused an outrage. Now the devastated members of the Thai...
Restaurant – Six by Nico coming to Edinburgh soon
Another month another new restaurant opens in Edinburgh. With such a vibrant restaurant scene, it is tough act to break into, but chef Nico...
More funding for early years apprenticeships announced
Deputy First Minister, John Swinney, was welcomed to the Cowgate Under Fives Centre earlier today by Head teacher Lynn McNair. He was there to...
Edinburgh & Glasgow entrepreneurs launch embrace multi-city collaboration
WeDO Scotland a networking and support community for entrepreneurs launched in Glasgow last night with over 80 entrepreneurs and business leaders in attendance.
The event marked the first...
Music – Square One at The Jazz Bar
Square One (with Andy Middleton) | The Jazz bar - 13 March 2018
Award-winning Scottish quartet Square One are delighted to announce a short Scottish tour...
Cyrenians open their new Cook School in Leith
Cyrenians have a new Cook School and who better to declare it open than the catering legend Prue Leith.
Earlier today Ms Leith who is...
Burnshot Bridge to be replaced
The council has identified some funding for a new bridge to replace Burnshot Bridge on the A90 with a new structure.
The old one was...
ASDA is ready for the royal visit
Asda Edinburgh has flipped fluffy treats fit for royalty, as Prince Harry and Meghan arrive in the city on Pancake Day.
The bakery at Asda...
Meeting Lesley McMillan
Lesley McMillan is someone members of the general public may never have heard of, but believe me if you have visited any of the...
Scotland’s top luxury hotel and visitor attraction offer luxury family giveaway
Families can enjoy a five-star visit to Edinburgh with The Chester Residence and The Royal Yacht Britannia
Families will receive free tickets to visit Scotland’s top visitor attraction,...
Vote this week for your favourite wild animal
Edinburgh Zoo is well served by Lothian buses and you may have noticed that some of them have otters on them. Otters won the...
Wightman offers his suggestions for law change on short term lets
Scottish Green MSP Andy Wightman, whose Homes First campaign aims to regulate the rapid growth of the short-term letting sector, today publishes examples of...
Murray Estates’ plans for Garden District to be considered by Scottish Ministers
Although planning permission in principle has been granted for the Garden District out to the west of the city, the area is of such...
Sputnik sign up to a deal with Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce
The news agency Sputnik UK has had a base at Exchange Tower for two years, and now it has a corporate member partnership agreement...
Discover The Ivy on the Square this February
The Ivy on the Square joins the Edinburgh Restaurant Festival with exclusive cocktail offering.
The Ivy on the Square is participating in the fourth annual Edinburgh...
Hutchison Community Centre under threat of closure
Hutchison Chesser Community Council say that the Hutchison Chesser Community Centre, in the grounds of St Cuthbert’s School, is now needing extensive repairs if...
Rugby – Scotland est Fantastique!
Tennent’s Lager lit up Edinburgh tonight in celebration of Scotland’s nail biting 32 – 26 win over France at BT Murrayfield.
The proud Scottish Rugby...
EIFF teams up with The Sunday Times Scotland for 72nd festival
The Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF) 2018 has a new media partner in this its 72nd year, The Sunday Times Scotland.
EIFF takes place in...
Dementia friendly projects at Festival and King’s theatres
The Festival City Theatres Trust, which runs the Festival and King’s Theatres and The Studio in Edinburgh, marks the culmination of three years funding...
New lease ensures Tron’s future with EWH
The Tron Kirk on the Royal Mile has been used as a market until recently, but the council's Finance and Resources committee has now...
Shazia Mirza heading back to Edinburgh
After her 2016, 103 date sell-out international run of The Kardashians Made Me Do It, and fresh from being ravaged by hunger and sand-flies...
At The Usher Hall – Sunday Classics with the Czech National Symphony Orchestra
In April the Czech National Symphony Orchestra will perform during an afternoon session of the Sunday Classics series.
Pavel Kolesnikov will join them in an...
Meeting Rab Bennetts
Here in Edinburgh we can be quite obsessed with its buildings and what is done with them to develop and put them to good...
Theatre – Calendar Girls The Musical at The Festival Theatre
David Pugh & Dafydd Rogers, the producers of Gary Barlow and Tim Firth’s musical comedy, CALENDAR GIRLS The Musical, based on the true story,...
Edinburgh Napier students get work experience at the races
Edinburgh Napier University student Maiti Stirling applied for a work placement with Musselburgh Racecourse, but her request was initially turned down. The racecourse in...
Letter from Scotland
For Norfolk man Phil Gormley, a policeman’s lot has not turned out to be a happy one. His resignation this week as Scotland’s Chief...
Rugby – The Auld Alliance Trophy – day begins with a memorial service
The Rt Hon Lord Provost of the City of Edinburgh, Frank Ross laid a wreath this morning at Edinburgh Castle as part of a...
Lord Provost’s Burns Supper – raising money for OneCity Trust
The Rt Hon Lord Provost of the City of Edinburgh Frank Ross held his 2018 Burns Supper in January at Prestonfield House.
This year the...
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