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Taisteal, the brainchild of Michelin-trained chef Gordon Craig

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Gordon Craig helped establish Field and Field Grill House and now he has branched out on his own with Taisteal. The word means journey or...

Ice hockey – Hand inducted to Ice Hockey Hall of Fame

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Tony Hand has been inducted into the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) Hall of Fame. The Edinburgh-born former player and coach will receive the Richard...

Oxbridge success for Loretto pupils

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Loretto School is celebrating after three of their pupils have been offered a place this year at Cambridge and Oxford Universities. Three pupils at Loretto School have...

#Women’s March on Edinburgh 21 January 2017

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The Women's March on Edinburgh which is planned for 21 January 2017 will be convened at the US Consulate 3 Regent Terrace, EH7 5BW at 11am, but...

Redevelopment work begins at St John’s

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St John's Hospital may still feel like a new addition to the NHS fold to some, but it needs a facelift and a £3.5m redevelopment...

Women’s Basketball – Lewis warns Pride as Mystics come calling

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Robyn Lewis hopes Caledonia Pride can build on their previous performance when Manchester Mystics visit The Oriam on Saturday (1pm) in their latest Women's British...

Hockey – Crocked Grassick named in Olympic hockey programme

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Edinburgh-born Chris Grassick and Alan Forsyth from Paisley have been named in a 27-man field hockey squad for the new Olympic cycle. The squad has...

The MoonWalk Scotland 2017

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Get ready to release your inner Jane, Tarzan or Indiana at The MoonWalk’s Jungle Safari! Sign up now for The MoonWalk Scotland 2017, organised by breast cancer charity...

Nick Sharratt wins the 2017 Bookbug Picture Book Prize

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'In quiet times and sleepy times a child can dwell in thoughts of his own, and in songs and stories of his own.' Although children's...

Trainspotting 2 proves to be a boost for Scottish start-up

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A Scottish start-up company used one of their innovative lighting systems in the production of the new Trainspotting film. The Scorpion Light is a flexible...

The Edinburgh Mountain Film Festival 2017

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There are no prizes for a new climbing route, a first ski descent or for surfing a remote cold-water wave in Iceland. Yet many...

At The Scottish Gallery – Eardley on show and on sale

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There has been an increasing interest in recent times in the work of Joan Eardley who is reckoned to be one of the greatest...

A Japanese Afternoon Tea Experience in Edinburgh

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At the beginning of February there is a special event at the Waldorf Astoria to introduce you to some Japanese culture. The Japanese Afternoon Tea Experience...

Church of Scotland welcomes third new woman minister in under a year

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The Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland the Rt Rev Dr Russell Barr has welcomed one of  his proteges as...

Council proposing new primary school for South-East Edinburgh

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The City of Edinburgh Council is proposing to build a new primary school in the south east of the city and from today they...

Bield is looking for volunteer befrienders

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A local organisation is looking for volunteers to help them provide user services for their elderly clients. They would like to recruit some volunteer befrienders...

The Edinburgh International Harp Festival 2017 – tickets available now

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The Edinburgh International Harp Festival is now in its 36th year. From Friday 31st March to Wednesday 5th April 2017, harpists from throughout the world will gather to...

Green MSPs want the Green Investment Bank to stay open

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Alison Johnstone and Andy Wightman both Green MSPs for Lothian are lobbying the Scotland Office to keep the Green Investment Bank open. The bank is...

Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour is back

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The Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour is back, with dates at Festival Theatre Edinburgh on Saturday 28 January, as part of its biggest ever...

Ice Hockey – Carlo strikes to crush Capitals

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Elite League: Edinburgh Capitals 3, Fife Flyers 4 Carlo Finucci claimed a late game-winner as Fife Flyers edged bottom club Edinburgh Capitals 4-3 at Murrayfield. Capitals...

Speedway – Masters finally wins Aussie title after two near misses

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Edinburgh Monarchs bosses today congratulated skipper Sam Masters on winning the coveted Australian speedway title. The 25-year-old powered to glory at Kurri Kurri on Saturday leaving...

Ice Hockey – Fullerton hero as Fyodorov nets the game-winner

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EX-Braehead Clan player Travis Fullerton broke the hearts of his former team-mates with a late save to earn battling Edinburgh Capitals a valuable road win. The...

Elsie Inglis to be commemorated on the centenary of her death

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The death of Dr Elsie Inglis a hundred years ago will be commemorated on 26 and 29 November 2017 as part of the World War...

At the theatre in February

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In February at the King's and the Festival Theatre there's variety with Allan Stewart, musical with Southern Light and The Curious Incident of the...

Drones delivering packages in cities won’t take off – here’s why

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by Richard Andrew Williams, Heriot-Watt University You may have gasped with disbelief the first time you saw a photograph of a drone home-delivering a box from...

Ice Hockey – MacDougall sits out as Capitals travel to Braehead

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Taylor MacDougall sits out Edinburgh Capitals visit to Braehead Clan on Saturday night because of a shoulder injury. The absence of the lanky forward is a...

Come and Sing Workshop with Bob Chilcott

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Join Waverley Care for this exciting opportunity to experience a day’s singing with world renowned choral composer and conductor, Bob Chilcott. Bob, who is a patron...

Scotland will not follow the UK in press regulation

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There will be no Section 40 equivalent here in Scotland. Unless you have been following the fallout of Leveson very closely, then you will...

Food and drink excellence awards launched by food pioneer

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Chef Fred Berkmiller won the inaugural Food Pioneer award 12 months ago and today he launched the Scotland Food & Drink Excellence Awards. There are...

Scottish Labour leader splits from fiancée

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Lothians MSP and Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale has split from her fiancée of only six months, Louise Riddell. The Edinburgh College lecturer announced their...

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