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Climate move by Scottish Episcopal Church is welcome news
On Saturday The Scottish Episcopal Church took the decision at their General Synod to set a 2030 net zero carbon emissions target.
This move...
Mortonhall holding Christmas service online today
Mortonhall Crematorium is to hold their Christmas service online on Sunday to give everyone who has lost a loved one this year to remember...
Sweet Success in Stockbridge
Lesley Stewart is the goddess of the Edinburgh cake scene. Her cinnamon buns are legendary and to sample one, you must be up early,...
Demand for vaccine priority for palliative care patients
Lothian MSP Miles Briggs, Co-convenor of the Cancer Cross Party Group in The Scottish Parliament, has submitted a motion at the Parliament calling on...
Roadworks in Edinburgh this week
The weekly list compiled by the council will give you advance warning of any roadworks or diversions which might get in the way of...
Focus on Edinburgh charities – Ecas
In March, in common with other charities and organisations in the third sector, Edinburgh charity, Ecas, had to close its doors.
This had an...
Putting up the Christmas tree at the National Museum of Scotland
Mairi MacLean puts the finishing touches to the very big Christmas tree in the Grand Gallery of the National Museum of Scotland on Chambers Street.
This...
Virtual trade mission connects Scottish businesses with the Pacific North West
Despite the ongoing impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic, Scottish organisations have continued to show an interest in entering new overseas markets.
The Edinburgh Chamber...
This December at Open Eye Gallery
There are two exhibitions running at Open Eye this December. Just remember to make an appointment to go to the gallery.
If you prefer...
Letter from Scotland
Despite this being the third warmest year in our human records, winter has come on schedule at the beginning of December. There’s snow on...
Weather – bridges closed and Lanark Road West blocked
Traffic Scotland report that the Queensferry Crossing is closed due to adverse weather
It is closed to traffic in both directions and a...
New architecture firm set up with old friends
A new architectural practice, SB Architects, has been set up by Edinburgh architect Stuart Bishop along with some of his former colleagues.
Stuart was...
Extra flu clinic this weekend for young children
Parents of children aged between 2 and 5 years-old living in Edinburgh, who missed a child flu vaccine appointment, are being invited to attend...
School holiday dates will remain the same
It was announced today that school holiday dates in all 32 local authority areas will not change this Christmas.
The public health advice is...
Uncertain times for Tron funding
Today at the Finance and Resources Committee, The City of Edinburgh Council will be asked for over £500,000 to be set aside from its...
Hundreds of applications in response to just one job on offer
Job hunting in some pockets of the Scottish financial sector has become ten times more competitive due to the impact of the pandemic and...
Free instant access to books and audiobooks with Edinburgh Libraries
Although more libraries will open on 14 December under council plans, Edinburgh City Libraries recognise that many people will not have access to their...
Agreement reached on missions set for the new Scottish National Investment Bank
The new Scottish National Investment Bank has been set three core missions to ensure it addresses the “grand challenges” facing Scotland.
The missions have been...
Covid-19 vaccine to be available from next week in Scotland
The Scottish Government says today that deliveries of the first Covid-19 vaccine to Scotland are expected to be made early next week with injections...
First Minister questioned over Christmas holidays
At First Minister's Questions today it was all about Christmas and coronavirus.
It may only be 1 December, but according to a COSLA document leaked...
Care home residents celebrate St Andrew’s Day
Pensioners at an Edinburgh care home are proudly flying the Saltire flag as a week of dedicated activity culminated in a glamorous St Andrew’s...
CALA bags triple win at industry excellence award
Three project managers from a Scottish housebuilder have been awarded a highly coveted industry award in recognition of their dedication to delivering excellent properties.
CALA...
Virtual Santa’s Grotto open now
HO, HO, HO!
The company behind the Edinburgh City Pass has created a 'virtual grotto' for families who won't be able to visit...
Moments of kindness shared ahead of St Andrew’s Day
People, businesses and charities in Scotland have joined forces to create a swell of kindness in the run-up to St Andrew’s Day today Monday...
In praise of Portobello, now a much sought-after place to live
Sadly, Portobello made the headlines for all the wrong reasons during the early stages of lockdown when thousands packed the beach to grab some...
It’s Christmas in Edinburgh now
The 2020 Edinburgh’s Christmas lights have been switched on alongside a specially lit 18 metre Christmas Rainbow on the Mound to accompany the tree...
Cammo Meadows – new homes inone of Edinburgh’s most sought-after suburbs
Eager homebuyers seeking a move to one of Edinburgh’s most sought-after suburbs now have a collection ofhomes to choose from, with the recent launch...
Jardine to hold business drop in sessions this week
Christine Jardine MP, is to host virtual meetings with groups and businesses in her constituency to discuss their concerns about the impact of Covid-19...
Edinburgh likely to remain in Level Three
by Joseph Anderson Local Democracy Reporter
Edinburgh’s coronavirus restriction level is set to remain at level three, over fears the rate of infection in the...
Supermarkets should allow online donations
Christine Jardine MP has called for all UK supermarkets to offer online donation facilities for people who want to help food banks supporting the...
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