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City Region Deal still firmly on the horizon
The City Deal for Edinburgh and the surrounding area is a big deal. It could bring as much as £1-2 billion into the region's...
Greater Grassmarket BID celebrates sustainable travel with free event
Visitors are encouraged to take part by walking, cycling or taking public transport
As part of European Mobility Week, The Greater Grassmarket Business Improvement District (BID) is hosting...
Letter from Scotland
It’s so good to hear from my wildlife friends that they’ve seen 30 or 40 dolphins in the Firth of Forth in recent days. ...
Five things you need to know today
Celebrating our Olympic champions
New conductor for the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
Portobello recycling
Baby bump classes with Edinburgh Leisure
Kiltwalk tomorrow
It...
Five things you need to know today
Bins will 'know when they are full'
Writer in residence in Wester Hailes
Scotmid sponsors breakfast club
Wildlife Photographer of the Year Exhibition opens...
#LeithLATE16 – latest mural unveiled
LeithLATE may be over for this year, but this morning we saw for ourselves the work of elph who has created a mural on...
Edinburgh has highest burial costs in Scotland
The Scottish Government began discussion of the cost of paying for a funeral earlier today in a series of three events which will culminate in the...
Wildlife Photographer of the Year Exhibition opens tomorrow
The world-renowned Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition, on tour from the Natural History Museum in London, will open at the National Museum of...
Bins will ‘feel the need’ to be emptied
No it's not April, but you may think the silly season is upon us all the same.
The council have just told us that they have...
Five things you need to know this afternoon
Boroughmuir High School to open in the New Year
Doors Open Day
Last chance to see the Celts exhibition
Community Council elections
Government...
Doors Open Day Events 2016 – our top picks
Doors Open Day takes place over the weekend of 24-25 September 2016 in Edinburgh. Many buildings which are normally out of bounds will be...
Edinburgh to have five more councillors from next year
Whether or not it was following a reminder from the Conservative Party at the end of last week or not, the Scottish Government has...
SNP MP asks about Brexit effect on Edinburgh’s financial services
The MP for Edinburgh North and Leith Deidre Brock MP asked the Prime Minister, Theresa May, about retaining what is known as 'passporting' rights...
Government funding welcomed by Dr Bell’s Family Centre
Last week the Scottish Government announced £900,000 of funding to help projects across the country in the next two years tackle food poverty.
This is...
Councillors visit the new Boroughmuir High School
Local councillors visited the new Boroughmuir High School earlier today to see for themselves the progress which is being made with building. Led by...
First Minister gives evidence on Europe
"We have got to have the option, if we cannot protect our interests within the UK, it would be wrong to deny people in...
Macmillan Coffee Morning with a spoonful of companionship for older people
The Macmillan Coffee Morning which Home Instead Senior Care is holding on 30 September at Castlebrae Business Centre will celebrate their five years in business,...
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Hundreds more affordable homes in Edinburgh
Doors Open Day 2016
Films in the Old College Quad
Colony of Artists 2016
Edinburgh Coffee...
EU will be the hot topic at Holyrood today
There will be a day of EU-themed activity today at Holyrood during which the First Minister will address the European and External Relations Committee.
Michael...
Where to eat out in Edinburgh – CAU Edinburgh
The Argentine Steakhouse CAU Restaurants in Castle Street have a new set menu, and it's good news for discerning diners. The two course meal will...
Route 61 – take the quiet route
Councillors from Edinburgh and Midlothian met up at Gilmerton today to inspect the new £1.9 million quiet route for cycling and walking which goes from...
Poppyscotland make urgent appeal for help
The charity Poppyscotland which arranges collections and manages volunteers or Poppy People has said that it may not be able to sell the poppies...
Cross party plea for government funding for Edinburgh’s Hindu Diwali festival
All party leaders in the Scottish Parliament along with some of the Edinburgh and Lothian MSPs have written to the First Minister asking that...
Life in prison for man who murdered wife in Mid Calder
A man has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering his wife in West Lothian.
Erhan Havaleoglu repeatedly stabbed Leighanne Cameron at her home...
Housing Minister visits Shrubhill
Housing Minister, Kevin Stewart joined Edinburgh Council representatives and property developers Places for People on a visit to mark work starting on the 374-home...
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Shattering the glass ceiling
Get your air gun licence now
Investment in libraries in the west of the city
Pedal for Scotland...
The Commie gym has been refurbished – so what are you waiting for?
The gym at the Royal Commonwealth Pool has had a refurbishment, and they have some really innovative new equipment!
The refurbishment at the Royal Commonwealth Pool’s gym includes brand...
Artist holding exhibition at Edinburgh Gallery to benefit local charity
This month Edinburgh-based artist Gabriel Böhmer will contribute to a group exhibition at The Edinburgh Gallery.
Gabriel’s work features both text and illustration, and is inspired...
RSNO in tune with the Scottish Government’s call for gender equality
This morning at the King's Theatre in Leven Street, the Chair of the RSNO, Dame Sue Bruce DBE and the Equalities Minister, Angela Constance, took to...
Five things you need to know today
Capital Rubbish - who has the answer?
Pedal for Scotland
Planning application at New Brunstane
What now for the Sick Kids?
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