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Public meeting about Central Library on Wednesday
There will be a public meeting held on 5 April at 7pm at
GRASSMARKET COMMUNITY PROJECT 86 CANDLEMAKER ROW
to discuss ways to 'Save Edinburgh Central...
Edinburgh based PR firm welcomes its newest client
Edinburgh-based public relations and marketing agency Niche Works PR & Marketing Ltd has announced the acquisition of its newest client, Lauder-based restaurant Firebrick Brasserie.
Niche Works will...
US firm invests in Edinburgh research centre
US tech firm Xilinx Inc. is to invest £3.8 million in its specialist research centre in Edinburgh, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon confirmed today.
The centre...
They had a ‘dairy’ good party at three Edinburgh schools
Ahoy! Local pupils win a ‘dairy’ good Pirate Party from Rowan Glen
Rowan Glen, Scotland’s dairy producer, has treated three Edinburgh school pupils to a pirate...
The British media’s progressives are coming round to Scottish independence
by Simon Pia, Edinburgh Napier University
As Theresa May and Nicola Sturgeon had their Brexit stand-off in Glasgow on Monday March 27 ahead of the...
Review: Gregory Alan Isakov at Mash House
Nestled down on Hastie’s close and hidden by the wild Cowgate, The Mash House hosted the Johannesburg born and Philadelphia raised indie folk singer-songwriter...
Celebrating World Heritage Day this April
In Edinburgh we have two of the six Scottish World Heritage Sites in or close to the capital and we will celebrate World Heritage Day on 18...
Swing Success to launch new fitness workout In Edinburgh
Duncan Bannatyne wanted to try it in health clubs and Piers Linney was looking for “the Zumba of Swing”. Now SwingTrain, the joyful cardio fitness...
Ballet for Boys
The Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) will host three Boys Ballet Masterclasses in London, Edinburgh and Birmingham from Sunday 2nd April 2017.
Each two-hour high-tempo class...
David Gray expects a tough game against Dunfermline
Hibs' skipper David Gray is expecting a tough game at East End Park this afternoon against on-form Dunfermline who beat fellow challengers Morton away...
Tartan Week 2017 – The Kilted Yogis
Tristan Cameron-Harper and Finlay Wilson have recently made themselves pretty famous by agreeing to be filmed for The BBC Social Channel.
There they are in...
East Lothian fun weekend will be bigger than ever
The Foxlake Outdoor Festival returns bigger and better in May with a weekend offering adventure for all the family.
The first festival sold out weeks...
Walking Wedding Fair returns to Edinburgh’s Old Town next weekend
The Greater Grassmarket BID’s exclusive Walking Wedding Fair returns for the second year running
The Greater Grassmarket Business Improvement District’s (BID) Walking Wedding Fair
takes place in the Grassmarket...
Big Screen Events at Vue Entertainment
Film Events: April 2017 – Classic theatre on the big screen
VUE Entertainment will bring live arts to its Omni Centre and Ocean Terminal cinema...
Roadworks next week on the M9
We have been advised of resurfacing work on the southbound M9 on the approach to Junction 1A which will take place overnight, between 8pm...
Knit one, lob one as Andy’s mum Judy backs SWI campaign
Had world tennis No 1 Andy Murray failed to rise to the top of his chosen sport, he might have become hooked on knitting,...
#NYCTW The Scottish Parliament will be celebrating in New York
A delegation from the Scottish Parliament are travelling to the US this weekend. They will visit Winnipeg, Ottawa and New York, meeting with parliamentarians,...
Brain expert to speak at the Royal College of Physicians
World renowned neuroscientist, Professor Sarah-Jayne Blakemore, is the speaker at this year’s Angus Miller lecture which will be held at the Royal College of...
Folk legend Cathal McConnell plays Traverse Monday Music series
Cathal McConnell has never played in the Traverse Theatre’s Monday Music concerts before.
So in the droll style that veteran folk group Boys of the Lough’s fans...
Art Meets Science as the Edinburgh International Science Festival returns
On 1 April the Edinburgh International Science Festival returns to the city. The event will see 250 speakers and 270 events across 29 venues, promising...
Speedway – Wells and his expectations for Monarchs this season
Ricky Wells is one of the top riders in Friday's Harrisons' star-studded Scottish Open at Armadale.
The New Zealand-born rider is, however, already thinking long...
Last petition handed in to the council’s Petitions Committee handed in today
Councillor Chas Booth the Convener of the Petitions Committee was at the City Chambers yesterday to meet the organisations behind what will be the last...
List of candidates for Council Elections 2017
Council elections will be held across Scotland on 4 May 2017.
These are the candidates for The City of Edinburgh Council who had registered as at 4.00pm on...
Beer Today, Gone Tomorrow!
Beer Today, Gone Tomorrow
Local brewer enjoys massive demand for new ‘Vital’ brew
This year is already set to a big one for Edinburgh microbrewery Barney’s Beer, with the...
The Queen’s Gallery: Maria Merian’s Butterflies
A 52 year-old German artist and naturalist and her 21 year-old daughter set sail for a remote South American country, their plan to find,...
Millennium Woods celebrates 20th birthday
An event was held today at Craigmillar Castle Park to celebrate the 20thAnniversary of the Millennium Woods.
Cllr Lesley Hinds and some local school children helped...
Children to swop text books for board games in NSPCC fundraiser
NSPCC, the leading UK children's charity, is asking children around the country to take part in Big Board Game Day, where children will bring their...
Mercat Tours offer child friendly tours this weekend
You can't visit Edinburgh without hearing about the myths and legends surrounding the haunted 'Underground City'.
No, there isn't actually a "city" under the ground....
Queensferry Crossing – delays due to the weather continue
At this morning's meeting of the Rural Economy and Connectivity Committee at Holyrood, Keith Brown MSP had to inform the members that the Queensferry...
Motor sport – Cleland plea to make Clark museum happen
John Cleland, a double British Touring Car champion, has backed the bid to build a new museum dedicated to Formula One legend Jim Clark.
The...
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