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Top Edinburgh hotel plans expansion
Edinburgh’s historic hotel, The Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh - The Caledonian has been acquired by Twenty14 Holdings, the hospitality investment arm of Lulu Group International.
The...
Police launch appeal for information about missing Finnish woman Riina Elisabeth Sjögren
Edinburgh Police launched an appeal this morning for information to help them trace missing Finnish tourist Riina Elisabeth Sjögren one week on from her...
Scottish Week at Bonhams features a bonus exhibition from Broomhall
Bonhams the auction house on Queen Street has a fabulous display of treasures for you to see when you visit next week. These are...
Rosslyn Chapel had even more visitors last year
Just over 181,700 people paid a visit to Rosslyn Chapel last year,13% more than in 2016 and more than the 175,074 visitors in 2006...
Theatre – The Belles Stratagem, The Lyceum
The Belles Stratagem
by Hannah Cowley
adapted and directed by Tony Cownie
15 February 2018 to 10 March 2018
"Vanity, like murder, will out."
A witty riposte to Farquhar’s...
Councillor Scott Arthur – some views on Edinburgh’s budget preparations
Cllr Scott Arthur is the Labour councillor who represents the Colinton/Fairmilehead Ward. Here he shares his views on the council budget process.
The council will...
Scotland Office costs back in the spotlight
The Secretary of State for Scotland David Mundell MP may have retained his position in the Cabinet reshuffle at the beginning of the week,...
Economy Strategy for Edinburgh will tackle poverty
An Economy Strategy to build on Edinburgh’s success to tackle inequality and poverty in the Capital, was published by the City of Edinburgh Council...
Boutique Hotel in Edinburgh Sold Through Christie & Co
Specialist business property adviser, Christie & Co has completed the sale of 24 Royal Terrace, a 16-bedroom boutique, luxury hotel in Edinburgh’s city centre....
Greyfriar’s Bobby’s memorial stone repaired by William Purves
Local funeral director, William Purves, has saved the vandalised memorial stone of Edinburgh’s Greyfriars Bobby ahead of an event to mark the 146th anniversary...
Tourist tax….the discussion continues
Although many cities in Europe have decided to impose a transient visitor levy or the so-called 'tourist tax', Edinburgh has not yet taken that...
Edinburgh West MP wants changes at the airport
Edinburgh Airport is one of the busiest international airports in the UK, a vital and growing hub for tourism and industry for Edinburgh and...
Numbers of those using gyms in Edinburgh growing
Gordon Macdonald MSP has welcomed the fact that those using gyms in Edinburgh has grown by 70% since 2007, and 10% in the last...
New photography exhibition at Creative Exchange
A new photography exhibition opening on 15 January 2018 features contemporary portraits shot in the style of historical paintings.
The photographer, Leesa Tulloch, is a...
Edinburgh’s Christmas is biggest yet
We don't know about Rudolph but this will go down in history as the biggest Christmas celebration yet in Edinburgh.
Underbelly have been running Edinburgh's Christmas...
Theatre – The Play That Goes Wrong
The Play That Goes Wrong | Festival Theatre |12 – 17 March 2018
DISCLAIMER - The Edinburgh Reporter accepts no liability for injuries sustained through...
Congratulations Professor Martin Tangney!
Edinburgh resident, biofuel and sustainability expert Professor Martin Tangney has been awarded an honorary Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire...
Church may have the answer for those with money troubles
If money is a source of stress, new free sessions run by the local church might be an answer to your prayers.
A new, eight-week...
Will Scottish tourism run out of steam this year?
Will 2018 be the year Scottish tourism runs out of steam?
Jacobite Steamer, Glenfinnan viaduct.
Roelof Nijholt
by John Lennon, Glasgow Caledonian University
Fancy a trip to Scotland?...
Dr Bell’s repositions itself for the New Year
The board at Dr Bell’s Family Centre is very pleased that that they have secured funding for a new project called Breaking Barriers for...
Theatre – Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde, King’s Theatre
Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson |Adapted by David Edgar - Starring Phil Daniels | 10 – 14 April 2018 at The...
Opinion – Education Convener has his say on the schools review
by Councillor Ian Perry who is the Education Convener at The City of Edinburgh Council.
The council announced plans in November of ways that they...
Theatre – King’s and Festival Theatres and the Studio Spring programme on sale now
In an absolutely packed programme the King’s and Festival Theatres and the Studio are showcasing the very best in live drama, dance, comedy and music...
Theatre – Starcatchers present The Attic
THE ATTIC
The Studio, 22 Potterrow
9 -13 January, 20 & 21 January 2018.
Starcatchers and Hazel Darwin-Clements present The Attic – an intimate and participative theatre...
At the Dovecot Gallery from February – Garry Fabian Miller Voyage
The Garry Fabian Miller Voyage exhibition from 2 February to 7 May 2018, showcases a new tapestry created in collaboration with Dovecot Tapestry Studio,...
Message from the Skies – take a daunder in the city!
This new outdoor interactive project for winter is designed to encourage residents and visitors to explore Edinburgh’s iconic locations and perhaps see them in...
IT recruitment firm has ‘bumper year’
Annual turnover at independent IT recruitment specialists Cathcart Associates has reached £6.5 million in the last 12 months for the whole group. £5.25m has come...
Cullen Property engages new Operations Manager
Tom Corps joins Edinburgh property management company, Cullen Property.
Edinburgh-based property investment and lettings specialist Cullen Property has welcomed Tom Corps to the team as...
Simple seafood suppers at Edinburgh School of Food and Wine
The Edinburgh School of Food & Wine served up a special seafood cookery class where parents and their children learned how to make a...
Comment – Jonathan Cowie of Edinburgh Napier University – Nationalisation of the railways
Britain's railways were nationalised 70 years ago – let's not do it again
No backtracking.
Matt Buck, CC BY-SA
Jonathan Cowie, Edinburgh Napier University
It is 70 years...
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