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At Edinburgh Festival Theatre – WHIST
Weird schemes inside some bold minds? Freud Eggs or just Frankly Bacon? When is a door not a door? When it is a jar....
Aparthotel created to meet needs of modern traveller
Locke Hotels, a design-led lifestyle aparthotel, will open on George Street, Edinburgh in early July.
It will be housed in a Georgian property and Eden...
Charlie was the darling at the Waldorf whisky dinner
The Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh – The Caledonian held an intimate whisky dinner on Tuesday 6th June to mark the fifth anniversary of the critically...
Edinburgh Trams now running full service again
After the flooding earlier in the week which affected Edinburgh Trams, they are now running a full service from York Place to Edinburgh Airport.
Severe...
#GE2017 Scottish Conservative leader casts her vote
Taking the opportunity to walk the dog at the same time, Scottish Conservative Leader Ruth Davidson voted this morning at Café Camino beside St...
#GE2017 Edinburgh results – as they happen – LIVE
We are at Meadowbank Stadium this evening at the Edinburgh Count for the 2017 General Election and below you will be able to follow...
#GE2017 Scottish Labour Leader casts her vote
Scottish Labour Leader Kezia Dugdale was accompanied by Edinburgh councillor Joan Griffiths when she went to cast her vote earlier this morning on Moira...
#GE2017 Kezia Dugdale has a message before the election
Labour Leader Kezia Dugdale has urged voters to send Nicola Sturgeon a message to drop her plans for a divisive second independence referendum by...
‘Inspiring’ Care & Repair and Big Hearts Partnership Recognised by Award
Each year during Volunteers' Week (1-7 June) the City of Edinburgh plays host to an awards ceremony to recognise and celebrate the wonderful contribution...
#GE2017 Final push by the SNP
The SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon arrived as scheduled at 4.30 in the open area outside the Malmaison Hotel in Leith. It was a beautiful...
Edinburgh Western MSP Alex Cole-Hamilton reported to the Procurator Fiscal
Following much speculation in the last few months, Alex Cole-Hamilton MSP who is running the Liberal Democrats Scottish campaign during the General Election, has...
Cyclists mark the death of student Zhi Min Soh
Many congregated at the spot where Zhi Min Soh died last Wednesday at about the same time. The 23 year-old medical student fell from her...
#GE2017 – Opinion polls and how to read them
How to get the most out of opinion polls without being led up the garden path
Piece of mind.
Arithmedes
Will Jennings, University of Southampton and Ailsa...
First year business success for water retailer start-up Brightwater
Water retailer start-up Brightwater, based in Musselburgh, has announced a successful first year of business. The company won its first customers in May 2016...
Flooding at A 8 underpass affects trams
Due to severe localised flooding, services between Edinburgh Airport and Edinburgh Park Central are suspended.
The rainfall since Monday afternoon has affected drainage systems, and...
Edinburgh Festival of Cycling 2017
Kim Harding is the Director of the Edinburgh Festival of Cycling or EDFOC and it is now in its third year.
We asked him about...
70th Edinburgh Festival Fringe promises a riotous Assembly
This year Assembly celebrates 70 years of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with its biggest programme yet – over 200 shows from 12 countries in 26...
Edinburgh Leisure to do up Glenogle Baths
The fabulous Glenogle Baths in Stockbridge are a Victorian delight but now Edinburgh Leisure are going to make them a bit more 21st century...
Relax with the Thistle Foundation at Chi in the Park
On 28 June 2017 the Thistle Foundation will be holding Chi in the Park when they hope you will join them. The event is...
#GE2017 Miles Briggs Conservative Party candidate for Edinburgh South West
Miles Briggs is a Lothians MSP and he is now standing in the 2017 General Election in Edinburgh South West .
"I think over the...
Five things to do in the next five days
Spotlight On: The Tomb, Saturday 10 June 2017 From 2-3pm
The National Museum of Scotland will host a talk let by curator Dr Daniel Potter, discussing the Valley...
Green belt under threat near Balerno
Angry Balerno residents have stepped up their bid to protect a key piece of green land belt near the village.
Leaflets have been distributed to...
Whisky Galore at Bonhams this week
This Wednesday at Bonhams on Queen Street they will be selling nearly 200 lots of whisky in their showroom, or indeed by international live...
Speedway – Havelock admits that Tigers are a class act
Gary Havelock praised his injury-hit side for leading against Championship-chasing Glasgow Tigers early on.
But it was downhill after that as Glasgow piled up the...
Edinburgh Conservatives welcomed Theresa May earlier
Edinburgh politicians stopped campaigning for about 40 minutes today to get down to Granton and hear the message from the Prime Minister.
Nothing much was...
Lothian Country say their new number 43 was pretty busy today
Lothian Country the new subsidiary of Lothian Buses began its new Queensferry service earlier today and we stepped aboard one of the first buses...
2017 Fringe Schools Poster winners announced
Three young artists from across Scotland have been announced as the winners of the 2017 Fringe Schools Poster Competition supported by Virgin Money.
Revealed today,...
#GE2017 Prime Minister pays a swift visit to Granton
The bus arrived to block the warehouse door and the security gates shut behind that, so unless you had an invitation there was no...
Meadows Festival dodged the rain today
Thousands of people visited The Meadows Festival over the weekend. The volunteer-run even offers something for all the family with eats, drinks and music...
Edinburgh sends condolences to London
The people of Edinburgh have expressed condolences for the victims of the London attack.
Speaking on behalf of the city, Lord Provost Frank Ross said...
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