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Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Confabulation***
Every act of remembering is an act of storytelling. So, here's mine. It starts with a spotty teenager at a Motorhead gig and ends...
The Queensferry Crossing – almost ready for traffic!
Early this morning Keith Brown MSP Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Jobs and Fair Work joined The Edinburgh Reporter on the approach road to the...
Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce 7th annual Business Awards
Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce to Launch 7th Annual Business Awards in September
The Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce this year celebrated their 6th Annual Business Awards...
Trams will cause disruption – but they will be worth it
When the tram line is extended down Leith Walk, it will mean closing the street to three lanes of traffic for a period of...
Virgin Money confirms sponsorship of Festival Fireworks for next three years
Virgin Money Renews Headline Sponsorship of the World’s Favourite Fireworks Concert as 70th Anniversary International Festival draws to a Spectacular Close
On Monday night the...
Lottery boost will be spread across the country
The grand sum of £696,165 is being given to 92 arts, sports and community projects by National Lottery Awards for All Scotland, and some...
Art exhibition at Patriothall – Dumfries and Galloway artists come to Edinburgh
Surge Brings Bold Contemporary Art From Rural Scotland to Edinburgh
Upland a young arts development agency from Dumfries and Galloway presents new work by a...
Fireworks will mark the end of the 70th Festival
This evening from 9 o'clock there will be a large fireworks display set off from Edinburgh Castle in the customary end to the biggest...
Fire on top floor of New Town building
Scottish Fire and Rescue Service have confirmed that they despatched four fire appliances and one height applicance to the Gloucester Place area this afternoon...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Underbelly have their best year yet
The directors of Underbelly Ed Bartlam and Charlie Wood have announced that the entertainment company has had the best year yet in Edinburgh.
As well...
Former councillors to give evidence at Tram Enquiry
The first witnesses when the Tram Enquiry begins again next week will all be former councillors, except for one : Iain Whyte the current...
ALDI have money for sport
Sports clubs in Edinburgh can now apply for funding from ALDI's Scottish Sport Fund.
The funding can be used for many purposes such as new...
New boss at Bioquarter
Edinburgh Bioquarter has a new boss who will take up the post in October. Hans Möller was formerly the Chief Executive of Scandinavia's largest...
Profile – Adam Wilkinson of Edinburgh World Heritage
Could you tell us a little about your background?
I actually started as a carpenter many years ago, as I love getting my hands dirty...
Profile on Norwegian Airlines pilot Captain Richard Allison
Captain Richard Allison is in charge of the Edinburgh base for Norwegian Airlines.
An Edinburgh native he is now happy to be back home, even...
Edinburgh International Book Festival 2017 : John Lister-Kaye
John Lister-Kaye was born to be wild.
Lister-Kaye’s life has come full circle; a childhood spent roaming the countryside of Warwickshire and Somerset set the...
First Minister turns the tables on Women in the World’s Tina Brown
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will interview journalist and equalities champion Tina Brown at this year’s Beyond Borders festival on Sunday.
The interview follows former Tatler...
Tattoo recognises century of women in the armed forces
Ahead of its final show, The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo brought together a selection of military women taking part in this year's event in...
YoYo Café opening at Leith Victoria Swim Centre
Upward Mobility is opening YoYo Café at Leith Victoria Swim Centre.
The new café, a partnership between charity Upward Mobility and Edinburgh Leisure, will be...
Bonhams getting ready for The Scottish Art Sale in October
The Hour Glass by one of the leading painters of the Glasgow School, George Henry, is among the top lots at Bonhams Scottish Art...
Edinburgh councillor blogs – Councillor Joanna Mowat
Joanna Mowat is the Conservative councillor for the City Centre Ward. At Thursday's council meeting the council adopted the coalition plan for the next...
Edinburgh councillor blogs – Councillor Maureen Child
Edinburgh councillor Maureen Child represents the Portobello/Craigmillar Ward and here she writes for us her regular update on all the news in her part...
Panda update from Edinburgh Zoo
The update is really a no news kind of update. There is no panda cub...yet. The notional date on which the female panda Tian...
Ian Rankin announces another Rebus novel
Even though we are still not sure if there is a panda cub on the way, the world keeps on turning and crime writer...
Queensferry Crossing – new website has all the latest information
There is a new website which has news of all Forth Bridges including The Queensferry Crossing.
This has been set up ahead of the new...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Confabulation!
Edinburgh Fringe 2017–Pleasance
Courtyard (Venue 33), 60 Pleasance, EH8 9TJ, 24-28 at 1.40pm (1hr) Tickets £7 - £12/concessions
£8-£11 Recommended 12+ (restriction).
Warning - Contains Strong Language
Confabulation! at...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Strangers: A Magic Play II
Venue:
the Space @ Surgeons Hall
Dates: 4th-26th
of August, 2017
20:00 (4th-
12th), 12:00 (14th-19th), 13:05 (21st-26th)
Tickets:
£10 (£8 conc)
Venue Box
Office: 0131 510 2384
Strickland Productions
proudly presents
Strangers: A Magic Play...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 : The Thinking Drinkers****
The Thinking Drinkers
Underbelly Ermintrude |2035
THE THINKING Drinkers have been playing to sell out audiences at the Edinburgh Fringe over August.
There is a slight incentive...
Mortonhall Memorial – design revealed
A bronze baby elephant sculpture has been chosen as the preferred memorial for Edinburgh's Princes Street Gardens by parents affected by historic practices at...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Jo Caulfield Older. Wiser. Smarter. Meaner.
Well, you will certainly feel smarter by the time you leave The Stand after Caulfield's show. She shares with her audience the benefit of...
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