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Competition – win an Edinburgh Gift Card

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A new Christmas competition offers the winner a £1500 Edinburgh Gift Card.  The Great Town and City Christmas Quiz is a national competition, with locations across the...

Coronavirus – travel restrictions now law

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Travel restrictions have become law this weekend. The capital remains in Level three of The Scottish Government’s Covid-19 restrictions framework for now following the latest...

National campaign arrives in Edinburgh

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Activists in Edinburgh have taken part in a national women's rights campaign. This takes the form of an art installation to promote and protect...

Morrisons offer 10% discount to Blue Light Card holders

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Morrisons has announced today it is offering those who hold a Blue Light Card ​a 10% discount on their shopping in stores nationwide.  This follows...

Letter from Scotland

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More than two million of us, nearly half the population, have been placed under “lockdown” until 11th December. It’s a last desperate effort to...

Council encourages you to shop local this Christmas #shopherethisyear

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This festive season the council are calling on Edinburgh residents to celebrate what’s on our doorsteps — in a new campaign that encourages...

Letter to the Editor – the conundrum of coronavirus rules

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Following the imposition of Level Four restrictions on eleven local authority areas in the west of Scotland, there are even more rules to abide...

Coronavirus – National Records of Scotland report weekly figures

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The National Records of Scotland have reported the number of deaths involving Covid-19 for week 46 which is from 9 – 15 November 2020. As at 15 November,...

Skyrora makes space in Edinbrgh

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Rocket company, Skyrora, has conducted a series of static test fires of its 3rd stage LEO engine - including a vacuum chamber test, designed...

Many are still on the waiting list for allotments in Edinburgh

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The council manages 1586 allotments in Edinburgh but it needs to provide 1,500 more to meet its legal obligations in terms of the Community...

Heritage funding for East Lothian community projects

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by Marie Sharp Local Democracy Reporter A basket weaving project and film-making studio are among 18 community initiatives to share nearly £200,000 of heritage funding. Historic...

FLASH SALE – advertising at our best ever rates

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Book your advertising space on our Edinburgh Reporter Best of... pages in the December issue of The Edinburgh Reporter and pay less than half...

Keeping Fit & Happy – exercise outdoors

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We were looking around for suggestions about keeping fit and well during the lockdown and happened to spot Fit & Happy on Facebook. ...

Author donates book royalties to favourite charity

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An Edinburgh author will donate the royalties from her latest book to a charity she regularly supports - LOVE Learning. Debbie Irving, who was born...

Result of council by election announced

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Ethan Young SNP has been elected as the 63rd councillor in Edinburgh. The Craigentinny/Duddingston by election count was held in the main chamber at the...

Jardine says government is giving Murrayfield Ice Rink the cold shoulder

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Christine Jardine MP says The Scottish Government has failed to offer the same sort of support and funding to facilities like Murrayfield Ice Rink...

Rotary help Kenyan school buy mosquito nets

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When headteacher Agnes Tewa told Leith Rotary Club about children in her school becoming ill and dying of malaria, they quickly agreed to finance...

Specsavers have the answer to steamed up glasses

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More than half of those asked in a recent study by Specsavers are concerned about wearing a face covering because they fear their glasses...

Council by election results expected on Friday

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The votes have been cast in the by-election in Craigentinny/Duddingston ward. Until February 2020 the ward was represented by Ian Campbell who resigned due to...

Council to discuss road safety plans for East Craigs

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The council's Transport and Environment Committee on Thursday will discuss traffic measures in East Craigs which are now to be presented in two separate...

Armistice Day 2020 – events online and on TV

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Usually on 11 November each year there is a public remembrance event held in East Princes Street Gardens with many former servicemen and women...

Coronavirus – Edinburgh is to remain in Level Three for now

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The First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, confirmed to parliament today that the City of Edinburgh local authority area will remain in Level Three of The...

Simpson & Marwick clout pulls in leading residential property specialist

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Residential property specialist Simpson & Marwick is already benefitting from joining ambitious legal sector newcomer Aberdeins by signing up one of Scotland’s foremost real...

Scottish Government announces funding for additional training posts

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The Scottish Government has announced the creation of up to 64 additional medical speciality training posts all part of the response to the coronavirus...

Remembrance Sunday 2020 – live on Facebook

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Commemorations today for those who died in wartime are very different from other years. Legion Scotland and Poppyscotland will be broadcasting a short service...
Tram extension may go towards Newhaven

Trams are still on track

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The council has reviewed the construction of the second part of the Tram project (or completion of the first depending on your view), and...

Fire service at the ready tonight

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The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service is working to ensure communities are protected on Bonfire Night amidst what they see as an anticipated spike...

The future of Christmas will be decided by the planning committee next week

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by Joseph Anderson Local Democracy Reporter Plans for Edinburgh’s future Christmas festivities will go before a council planning committee, as organisers Underbelly look to bounce...

Coronavirus – Protect Scotland app now works in England and Wales

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The Scottish Government has confirmed that people who have downloaded the Protect Scotland app will now be able to continue using it if they...

Prominent Leith artist honoured by street naming

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A street at a new development near the Shore has been named in honour of celebrated Leith glass engraver, Alison Geissler. Geissler Drive, at...

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