Make the most of
ValenDine’s Day this Friday
Why you need to make your
Valentine’s reservation this weekend.
· UK diners book on average
12 days in advance of Valentine’s...
On 22 February 2018, The City of Edinburgh Council will
set its budget.
Local Government budgets have always been an example of the “economic problem” – meeting...
The University of Edinburgh is to offer an online course discussing ways of protecting the atmosphere from excess CO2, climate change and carbon capture...
Tide Lines | The Caves | 18 March 2018
Formed in 2016, Tide Lines are a phenomenal Scottish success story.
While their music is heavily influenced by,...
The sale of Christmas trees has had an unexpected bonus for Children's Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS).
Nic Houldsworth from Kirkliston has supported CHAS for three...
Coming soon to the Royal Commonwealth Pool, a new inflatable assault course on water.
Dare you Do the Dash?
The AquaDash is Edinburgh Leisure's newest attraction...
Edinburgh's SNP politicians are calling on the Tory government at Westminster to use its reserved powers to ban the sale of electronic shock collars...
Yesterday afternoon following a visit to the University of Edinburgh, Bill Gates met the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
The meeting allowed Mr Gates to hear first-hand...
The specially convened Transport & Environment Committee was a busy place this morning. The public gallery was full and included the Chief Executives of...
Scottish Poet to grace airline’s aircraft as the world celebrates Burns Night
Norwegian has announced that our very own Robert Burns will become its first...
This morning at Waverleygate the Edinburgh Tram Inquiry was to hear evidence from Stewart Stevenson Minister of Transport from 2007-2010, but as he had...
DM Hall, one of Scotland’s leading independent firms of chartered surveyors, has appointed five new partners.
Among them Ross Wilson, Head of Agency in the...