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Help for Edinburgh businesses to reduce energy and waste costs
Resource Efficient Scotland is leading a drive to help every small to medium-sized enterprise (SMEs) in Edinburgh bring down costs by reducing their energy,...
Five things to do in Edinburgh in the next five days
26 April 2017
Ash Denham MSP for Edinburgh Eastern will convene a meeting for residents of Lochend Gardens to discuss implementing parking restrictions in...
Solicitor Emma ‘guiding’ on gender equality
Emma Guthrie works with a leading Edinburgh-based legal firm and specialises in commercial property.
She devotes her spare time to Girlguiding and recently was in...
A rare example joins National Museum’s display
A rare example of Sir Basil Spence furniture is now on display in the Design for Living Gallery at the National Museum of Scotland in...
Five places in Edinburgh to change your view of the city…..
For years I have been discovering Edinburgh through the eyes of a local, with the lens of a tourist.
This city, my home, is bustling...
Former graduate is now a trainer
A former graduate of a course for security staff in Edinburgh has become a trainer.
Cyprus Phipps joins a team of expert security tutors, after...
#GE2017 Fireside chat with Tommy Sheppard MP for Edinburgh East
It was just a short time ago that we interviewed Tommy Sheppard MP about his chances of becoming an MP to represent Edinburgh East....
Field hockey – Forsyth joins son on Malaysia trip with Team GB
Derek Forsyth, Scotland’s senior men’s hockey coach, will join Great Britain’s men’s team as assistant coach for the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup tournament in...
Two new bus routes to take you to Fort Kinnaird
Lothian Buses numbers 18 and 49 will take you shopping at Fort Kinnaird more often.
The number 18 will go to the shopping centre from the Royal...
What’s on at the Queen’s Hall this week
Tinariwen, Tuesday 25 April 2017, doors open 7pm
Grammy Award-winning group of Tuareg musicians from the Sahara Desert region of northern Mali who have been...
Building a brighter future through fishing
Get Hooked on Fishing (ghof) is an angling charity which creates opportunities for young people, building a brighter future for them, their families and...
Three Edinburgh pubs feature in new publication
Three Edinburgh pubs are celebrated as traditional coaching inns of historical significance in the latest publication from the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA).
Historic Coaching...
New tech encourages active Young Scots
A new national digital development which rewards young Scots for being physically active has been launched by Scotland’s youth citizenship and information charity, Young Scot.
‘Connect Your...
iMultiply’s quiz raised over £3000 for Maggie’s Centres
iMultiply’s annual charity quiz raised over £3000 for Maggie's Centres at another sell-out event.
A spokesperson said: "We would like to thank all those who supported,...
International Parental Alienation Awareness Day 25 April 2017
Tomorrow is another awareness day but this one is marked from Australia to Zanzibar and back again.
The phrase parental alienation is the situation where...
Scotland’s biggest ever Festival of Museums programme unveils exciting events in Edinburgh and the...
Museums Galleries Scotland has launched its largest ever Festival of Museums programme, with a record-breaking number of events including 26 across Edinburgh and the...
Lord Provost runs the London Marathon
Edinburgh’s Lord Provost Donald Wilson finished his third Virgin Money London Marathon today.
Here's the @LordProvostEdin after completing the London Marathon ! Well done! pic.twitter.com/FJ6SwUoIk7
— Edinburgh...
Marriott Hotels delighted to be expanding in Edinburgh
Recently in New York First Minister Nicola Sturgeon welcomed plans by Marriott International, who will open seven new hotels in Scotland in the next four...
Fundraiser for Westerhaven Local Cancer Support Centre
Westerhaven Local Cancer Support Centre is based at the Health Agency in Wester Hailes and they do a lot of very good work with...
Letter from Scotland
The hills are alive with the sound of…….a general election. I was about the last person in Scotland to know, because on Tuesday I...
Edinburgh Geek & Nerd festival in May
A new festival aimed at sci-fi, fantasy, and comic-loving geeks and nerds is set to run in Edinburgh over the first weekend in May.
Something for...
£500m Edinburgh Marina project gets go-ahead
The green light has been given for the multi-million pound Edinburgh Marina.
The world-class 300-berth marina at Granton Harbour will be the focal point for...
Dr Neil’s Garden – a little piece of paradise
‘Nature’s peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees..... while cares will drop off like autumn leaves’ (John Muir)
The breeze is blowing...
#GE2017 Summary of Edinburgh seats
In Edinburgh at the last UK Parliamentary election in 2015, the only seat which was won by a party other than the SNP was...
New memorials to be unveiled in Makars’ Court
It has been described as Scotland's answer to Poets’ Corner in Westminster Abbey, with the words of the country's finest writers preserved in stone...
Sale of The Green Investment Bank confirmed
Macquarie Bank, a global investment banking and financial services organisation, has bought the Green Investment Bank which has offices here in Edinburgh and in...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Pleasance tickets for more shows on sale today
From today tickets for 132 new shows have been released by Pleasance Theatre Trust.
There will be comedy from Great British Bake Off host Sue Perkins,...
East Coast Buses want you to meet their new buses!
If you live or work in East Lothian or just want to have a day out from the city then East Coast Buses offer...
Globe-trotter takes up new trustee role
Nicola Gordon has been appointed to the Board of Trustees for Arts & Business Scotland.
She is a director of Edinburgh Printmakers, the Scottish Oil...
University of Edinburgh research may lead to new treatment
Research at the University of Edinburgh has identified a key molecule linked to kidney disease in people with diabetes.
This may lead to new therapies...
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