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CodeClan marks its second anniversary

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Numbers stack up as skills academy hits graduate landmark Deputy First Minister, John Swinney, hailed the impact of digital skills academy CodeClan in supplying new talent to support...

24 Doors of Advent gets you behind closed doors

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A free event 24 Doors of Advent returns until 24 December as part of the Edinburgh's Christmas celebrations, allowing you to get behind the...

Bonhams Asian Art Sale 5 December 2017

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In the first of two sales this week, Bonhams have almost 400 lots of Asian Art ranging from mugs and vases to camphor trunks...

Bonhams Whisky Sale 6 December 2017

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Whisky remains a collectable item and this week at Bonhams on Queen Street there are 256 individual lots to be auctioned on Wednesday beginning...

Sustrans says segregation is the way forward

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Active travel charity, Sustrans, has released information showing that walking and cycling can be monetised by the improvements in air quality and the benefits...

Jardine supports small business in South Queensferry

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Christine Jardine, MP for Edinburgh West, was on South Queensferry High Street yesterday to support local business on Small Business Saturday. The campaign promotes small...

On the hunt for the best mince pies in Edinburgh

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So where are they in Edinburgh this year? We are on the hunt, but we need some help from you. We usually delay eating any...

At The Scottish National Gallery – A new Rubens for this winter

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A beautiful and intimate family portrait by one of the greatest of all seventeenth-century artists is now on display at the Scottish National Gallery. Portrait...

Council promises to listen on schools

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The City of Edinburgh Council has said it will consider all the views from parents and school communities about their proposed plans for schools...

Edinburgh College invites you to their open Days

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There are three open days in December for prospective Edinburgh College students looking to sign up for courses in the New Year. If that is...

Rabbie’s win gold British Travel Award

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Edinburgh-based Rabbie's Small Group Tours has just won a gold award in the 2017 British Travel Awards for Best Escorted Tours Holiday Company in...

Edinburgh Airport has gone sparkly for Christmas

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Edinburgh Airport has lit up the iconic control tower with Christmas lights for the first time.   There are around 20,000 lights strung on 2,000 metres...

Edinburgh’s food culture a reason to celebrate

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According to the French newspaper Le Monde the quality of Edinburgh’s restaurants is to be praised. In a lengthy piece published in its cultural offshoot,...

Lothian People Awards 2017

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Fifteen Lothian employees were recognised in the 2017 Lothian People Awards for their exceptional contribution to the company.  The annual ceremony was set up by...

Meadowbank closing this weekend

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Edinburgh’s Meadowbank Stadium was built for the 1970 Commonwealth Games but it has now reached the end of its run and will close its doors...

The life-changing benefits of hypnotherapy

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With the Christmas party season almost upon us, are you trying to lose a bit of weight? Are your thoughts along the lines of...

At the Scottish National Portrait Gallery – the BP Portrait Award

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BP PORTRAIT AWARD 16 December 2017 – 11 March 2018 SCOTTISH NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY 1 Queen Street, Edinburgh EH2 1JD Free admission | 0131 624 6200 #BPPortrait An Edinburgh College of...

Tenants have new rights from today

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The biggest change to the private rental sector in a generation will mean tenants have more security and stability coupled with better safeguards for...

Edinburgh councillor blogs – Cllr Mary Campbell

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Cllr Mary Campbell is Green councillor for Portobello/Craigmillar and is the Green Group educaiton spokesperson. Here she writes about the announcement that the council is...

St Mary’s Music School presents A Symphony of Carols

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Pupils of Scotland’s national music school will be performing their annual Christmas concert in Edinburgh on 11 December 2017.   St Mary’s Music School’s A Symphony...

Edinburgh streets feature in VisitScotland’s new #scotspirit campaign

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VisitScotland has begun a new social media campaign today. It includes parkour athletes in Edinburgh and a scallop diver in Mull, bringing Scotland to the...

Edinburgh councillor blogs – Cllr Maureen Child

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Maureen Child is the Labour councillor for Portobello/Craigmillar. Here she rounds up what's going on in her area from her postbag. It was a privilege...

Blackwells book suggestions for winter reading

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CRIME: The Long Drop by Denise Mina Winner of the 2017 McIlvanney Price for Scottish Crime Book of the Year,Based on true events, The Long Drop is...

Five things you need to know today

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  Portobello & Craigmillar Neighbourhood Partnership Murrayfield Community Council Daughters of Penelope talk  Avengers Edinburgh's Hogmanay Portobello & Craigmillar Neighbourhood Partnership are giving local people...

The Edinburgh Reporter meets Charles Graham-Campbell of Bonhams

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Charles Graham-Campbell is the newly appointed Managing Director at Bonhams Scotland, succeeding Miranda Leslie in the position who is off to pursue new projects...

Stair cleaners climb Mt Everest every three weeks

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A subsidiary company of Port of Leith Housing Association  which deals with stair cleaning and estate management has just celebrated its first year. Quay Community...

Lothian are Top City Operator

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Lothian who run our much-loved bus service has been recognised with another award, this time as Top City Operator and Sustained Marketing Excellence where...

Things to do on St Andrew’s Day

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  Go to one of the newest restaurants in town - there are plenty to choose from.  Every oyster is £1 from Monday to Thursday 4-6pm...

MP blogs – Christine Jardine MP

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by Christine Jardine Liberal Democrat MP for Edinburgh West. It has been quite a first six months for Christine.   There has been no shortage of issues...

Scotland’s universities welcome India: Deputy First Minister to lead India mission

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From 2 – 5 December 2017, a delegation of 21 senior leaders from Scotland’s higher education sector will accompany Scotland’s Deputy First Minister John Swinney on...

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