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Edinburgh beer destined to cheer the Chinese

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Craft brewer Innis & Gunn has advised that it now has a deal signed to send beer to mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau and...

Capital Sci-Fi Con: Heroes Raising funds

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The invasion is over. Edinburgh is safe. Thanks mainly to the collection of superheroes at Meadowbank Leisure Centre this weekend. The Capital Sci-Fi con was...

London-based saxophonist rings Playtime bell

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London-based saxophonist Rachael Cohen is among the featured musicians in the latest series of the popular Playtime jazz sessions at the Outhouse in Broughton Street Lane,...

Horse McDonald tours with Careful this spring

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Horse McDonald to tour Careful, her acclaimed autobiographical play this spring.  Scottish singer-songwriter, Horse McDonald, is to take her award-winning one-woman play, Careful, on the...

COMPETITION – Win four tickets for Edinburgh Rugby this Friday!

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Specsavers have once more given us four tickets for an Edinburgh Rugby match this Friday at Myreside. You will be able to go along and experience the whole...

At The Queen’s Hall – Lucy Spraggan

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  Former X Factor contestants appear to be ten a penny these days - but although Lucy Spraggan was on the show sadly she had...

Hockey – Grange close the gap

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EDINBURGH side Grange closed the gap on Division One pace-setters Bromac Kelburne to two points yesterday thanks to a 4-1 win at Western Wildcats. Grange...

Ice hockey – Edinburgh Capitals have to make up six point gap

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Edinburgh Capitals slim play-off hopes dipped after Sunday's Elite League results. The Murrayfield men have a six point gap to make up on Midlands strugglers...

Divino – now reopened and bigger than before!

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Divino Enoteca on Merchant Street has reopened following its expansion. Tony Crolla well-known restaurateur celebrates along with his sons Alberto and Leandro. Tony Crolla owns Divino Enoteca...

Edinburgh academic elected as Fellow of RSE

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  Hazel Hall Professor of Social Informatics at Edinburgh Napier University has been appointed a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. Professor Hall was one of 60...

At the theatre in March

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At the King's and the Festival Theatre in March there is a wide range of entertainment for you to book from opera to drama...

More cycling racks to be installed in Edinburgh

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More cycle racks are to be installed in the city to increase the amount of bike parking available. 233 racks (which means 466 spaces) will...

#Edinburgh2050 Council Leader wants young people to have their say

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The conversation about a city vision for Edinburgh as to what it will look like in 2050 is ongoing. Here Councillor Andrew Burns the...

Council candidate wants enforcement on dog ASBOs

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Callum Laidlaw is the Scottish Conservative and Unionist candidate for Portobello Craigmillar and this week he has called for more Dog Control Notices. This follows...

First panel of the Craigmillar Tapestry unveiled

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To mark World Community Arts Day the first panel of the Craigmillar Tapestry was unveiled yesterday. Dr Helen Crummy MBE is a local legend in...

Garden waste to be collected every three weeks from March

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  The City of Edinburgh Council is making changes to the way that garden waste is being collected in the city. Until now garden rubbish has...

Gordon Aikman’s funeral takes place later today

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Later today the funeral and memorial service will take place in Edinburgh for MND patient and campaigner, Gordon Aikman who died on 3 February. His husband Joe Pike...

Curling: University champions return to Scottish competition

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In Perth this weekend Edinburgh curler Bruce Mouat is looking to capitalise on his outstanding year during which his team won at the World University Winter...

Meadowbank invasion for Capital Sci-Fi Con

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This coming weekend the excellent Capital Sci-Fi Con will return to Meadowbank Sports Centre as they gather together to welcome stars from the world...

Action Porty awarded £647,500 from Scottish Land Fund

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  The Portobello residents who want to buy the former Portobello Parish Church and halls in Bellfield Street are celebrating today. They are a little closer...

Ice Hockey – Capitals win on penalties against Dundee

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Elite League: Dundee Stars 2, Edinburgh Capitals 3 (after penalty shots). RED-HOT Russian Pavel Vorobyev has been inspirational for bottom club Edinburgh Capitals so far...

Hockey – Grange take on Western Wildcats

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GRANGE look to beat lowly Western Wildcats and put pressure on front-runners Bromac Kelburne as men’s Division One gets back into action after the...

Leith Primary to take part in mock court programme

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Later this month Leith Primary School will pitch themselves against pupils from St Timothy's, Glasgow in the final of a mock court programme organised by...

MSP gets Twitter to join in Edinburgh conversation on mental health

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Scottish Conservative mental health spokesman Miles Briggs MSP has managed to get the support of Twitter to organise a conference on mental health this...

#loveitdeerly Join in the fundraising for Monarch of the Glen

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Last night at The Mound (and again tonight Friday) the National Galleries of Scotland (NGS) put on a light show.  The animation of a...

#Edinburgh2050 – Liz McAreavey believes in a bold and clear vision

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  The #Edinburgh2050 City Vision was launched in September 2016, designed to discuss main ideas which will shape all sorts of decisions in the capital,...

Cyrenians team up with St Martin’s in Frontline Network

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Edinburgh based Cyrenians have told us about their latest partnership with the St Martin-in-the-Fields charity. They are teaming up with the St Martin's Frontline Network...

B&Q running demos this weekend at Hermiston Gait

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Want to learn what to do with some of those seeds you are thinking of planting this spring? The team at B&Q want to encourage...

Edinburgh Printmakers bouncing their way to Fountainbridge

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Edinburgh Printmakers have big plans for the Castle Mill Works in Fountainbridge. This was occupied by the North British Rubber Company, and is an iconic...

Boroughmuir and Broughton pupils get schooled in STEM opportunities

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Pupils from Boroughmuir High School and Broughton High School joined girls from Larbert High School last week to find out about the careers they...

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