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Our Olympians return from the Tokyo Games this weekend to find a country released from the Covid restrictions (though not quite), a capital city enjoying...
Police appeal for witnesses to assault
Edinburgh Police have issued an appeal for anyone who witnessed an assault with intent to rob on Thursday in the city centre.
A 23-year-old woman...
Coronavirus – Thursday’s figures
Public Health Scotland has just published today's figures and we have added them to the table below. Lothian has the highest number of...
Hit and run on Mansfield Place – police checking CCTV
Police are appealing for information after an incident in Mansfield Place on Wednesday.
A 58-year-old male cyclist was knocked from his bike by the...
Edinburgh hairdresser named by HMRC for short-changing employees
An Edinburgh hairdressing firm is included in the list of companies who underpaid their staff and broke the law on national minimum wage.
Hair...
New table tennis table for The Meadows
Thanks to some hard batting by local resident James McGinley, a new table tennis table is now installed in The Meadows for everyone to...
Coronavirus – Wednesday’s figures
Public Health Scotland has just published today's figures and we replicate these below. These are some of the worst figures in the first few...
Edinburgh start up closes first crowdfunding round
Edinburgh start up Crover, which is a tech company working in the agricultural sector has just raised £337,000 in a crowdfunder.
The company has...
Edinburgh pensioners jazz up their afternoon with exclusive performance
Elderly care home residents were treated to an exclusive music concert thanks to the Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival.
With restrictions easing, Cramond Residence was...
Digital champions log on at Edinburgh Housing Development
An Edinburgh housing development has been given iPads to keep elderly customers connected with loved ones all the way through the pandemic, thanks to...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2021 – Tunnels
This world premiere is part of Army@The Fringe which all takes place at Hepburn House Reserve Centre on East Claremont Street.
Cousins Paul and Freddie...
Drug deaths in Scotland “heart-breaking”
Drugs Policy Minister Angela Constance described the increase in drug-related deaths announced on Friday as “heart-breaking”, and repeated The Scottish Government’s determination to work...
What’s on in Edinburgh this August
A DAY BY DAY GUIDE TO EDINBURGH IN AUGUST
There are many things to see and do in Edinburgh, but it is good to...
Edinburgh Trade Union Council promotes retrofitting campaign
Edinburgh Trade Union Council (ETUC) is pushing for retrofitting older homes in the city hoping to tackle energy poverty, create jobs and...
Young Edinburgh business changing the city one business at a time
The local company responsible for fitting out more than two dozen businesses in the city only came into being 18 months ago.
Citi Contracts has...
Young sport leader urges people to feel their personal best
Jess Davies who is a member of Young People’s Sport Panel (YPSP) says people in Edinburgh should stay active to help their mental wellbeing...
Back in the premiership is a special moment for Gordon
Jamie Walker scored his first goal of the season at the weekend to make sure Hearts made it four wins of four in the...
Planning application lodged for expansion of South Queensferry
A detailed masterplan for a major mixed-use development between the approaches for the bridges over the River Forth at South Queensferry has been submitted.
CALA...
Looking for gluten free options? Aldi has the answer
Gluten free food will not cost shoppers an arm and a leg-ume this summer, as Aldi is bringing back its award-winning Legume Pasta (250g) for just £1.09.
The...
Opposition say vaccine rollout is too slow
The vaccine programme in Scotland is under criticism from opposition politicians who say it is too slow.
Yesterday in Scotland the overall number of those...
Prince Philip: A Celebration – summer exhibition at Holyrood
The summer exhibition at Holyrood Palace opens on Friday featuring paintings and articles which were important to HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, who...
Eating out of town – Brasserie Ecosse and their local suppliers
"WE ALL DEPEND ON ONE ANOTHER"
Brasserie Ecosse reopens once again supporting long term Scottish suppliers
With the vast majority of the hospitality sector now fully...
Stack & Still are open from today
Lennon Guilar (14) and Holly Mckenzie (8) were among the first families to enjoy the amazing array of pancakes on offer at Stack &...
Staying close to home can still feel like a holiday
We have been told to stay at home for over fifteen months, and we have. Looking around for a change from our own four...
Ryanair launches flights for summer 2021
Ryanair will operate 245 weekly flights to 78 destinations, 58 of them from Edinburgh Airport, in its bid to recover after the Covid-19 pandemic....
Ruth, Baroness Davidson of….
The Herald's Tom Gordon broke the story this morning that Ruth Davidson has finally chosen her title as a member of the House of...
The pick of Edinburgh’s property scene this week
Looking to buy a home in the capital? Here is a pick of the properties on the Edinburgh market. All properties are available from...
Café Life is open for breakfast and lunch once more
Café Life announces reopening for breakfast and lunch.
LifeCare Edinburgh has told us that they have reopened their popular community café, Café Life, on Cheyne...
The Flying Scotsman leaving Edinburgh this morning
The allure of the age of steam has not been lost. In Edinburgh Waverley this morning there were many trainspotters, some who had come...
Lothian’s four new green buses will be on the road from Monday
SP Energy Networks have invested £1.7 million in the four new buses which Lothian will be running from next week.
The four new, very...
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