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Norwegian launches its UK autumn sale today!
You may have seen their distinctive aircraft flying over towards Edinburgh Airport or you may have used them already of course! But from today...
At the Open Eye Gallery – Glen Scouller
The Open Eye Gallery will present a new exhibition this autumn with works by Glen Scouller RSW RGI: Colour and Line produced in the last 45...
Edinburgh International Festival – Così Fan Tutte: racial and sexual abuse should shock audiences...
by Eleanor Smith, Edinburgh Napier University
The new production of Mozart and Lorenzo da Ponte’s classic opera Così Fan Tutte has attracted no shortage of...
Five things you need to know today
Arctic Convoy veterans
Edinburgh Rugby hold public exhibition at Myreside today
Edinburgh International Book Festival
'Combatathon' at Leith Victoria Swim Centre
Consultation on...
Arctic Convoy veterans to be feted on board Britannia tonight
Forty two veterans of the Arctic Convoys are to attend a reception this evening at the invitation of the Consulate General of Russia to celebrate 75 years...
Council decides what to do with the cycle route from West to East –...
The thorny matter of the cycle route which the council plan to create between the west and east of the city through Roseburn to...
West to East Cycle Link – Green Group disappointed by ‘transport and political failure’
Two of the Green Group councillors are members of the Transport and Environment Committee and they were both present today to put forward their...
Virgin Money Fireworks attracts audience of 250,000
Last night the festivals which have taken over the city for the last month and more came to a spectacular close.
The Virgin Money Fireworks Concert 2016 filled...
Five things you need to know today
Leith Academy pupils off to help with the US election
Take a selfie for #GlowGold
Edinburgh Cyrenians partner up with JP Morgan at Linburn
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Decision due on Roseburn cycle route on Tuesday
The cycle route which the council plans to create, joining west and east of the city, has resulted in much debate, not least in the...
2016 Edinburgh International Book Festival – 29th August p.m.
So that's it over for another year - well closer to 50 weeks, but who's counting - and the final day saw a couple...
Fringe figures all add up to a great year
All the companies who organise various venues have been getting in touch with us today to tell us their good news. It is clear...
Scottish Enterprise funding for Edinburgh software firm
sensewhere, a leading provider of indoor positioning solutions, has been awarded £1.4m by Scottish Enterprise to create jobs and further develop its disruptive location software.
The Edinburgh...
Edinburgh International Festival takes over £4million in ticket sales
The announcements are flooding in even before the day is out. It appears that the festivals this year have without exception been record-breaking.
The 2016...
Housing bodies move to a new home
Housing bodies the Chartered Institute of Housing in Scotland and HouseMark Scotland have formally relocated from central Edinburgh premises on Princes Street to newly...
From The Chair of the Hypnotherapist – Overcoming a Fear of Needles
The Edinburgh Reporter’s Mike Smith is a qualified hypnotherapist. In the latest of a regular series of articles, Mike offers some hope to those people...
Leith Academy pupils win internship places on U.S. presidential campaign
Four Leith Academy pupils have won a nationwide competition to intern as part of US Democratic Party presidential nominee Hillary Clinton's campaign in the US in...
Five things you need to know today
Virgin Money Fireworks Concert
Cycling is on the agenda
Pleasance raise almost £50,000 for Waverley Care
Pop up at Leith Walk Police...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 REVIEW: Entrails by Parachute Dance***
Entrails is the debut dance piece from emerging company Parachute Dance. As the name implies it is anything but an easy watch, though this...
Edinburgh International Culture Summit 2016 ends with call to save heritage endangered by war
The Edinburgh International Culture Summit took place between 24-26 August 2016 at Holyrood. Discussions centred around the 40 cultural delegations who listened to over...
Splash of Tartan to be next year’s Tattoo theme
As The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo draws to a close, spectators at the final performance got a sneak peek at what’s to come for...
B&Q hold an event to support butterflies
Earlier today customers flocked to a special event at B&Q Hermiston Gait in support of Butterfly Conservation’s Garden Butterfly Survey. The survey, which is...
Hardies now leading trainers in building information modelling
With Level Two BIM Training (Building Information Modelling) achieved amongst its leading surveyors, and with all other surveying staff having had BIM training, Hardies...
Pen Reid: InValid*****
'Our song began by a loch...the fish lay still listening to our words' (Awakening)
InValid, artist and poet Pen Reid's new pamphlet, tells the story of a marriage...
Edinburgh International Book Festival 2016 – James Kelman ***
James Kelman took to the Baillie Gifford marquee on Sunday to discuss his most recent publication, Dirt Road, an event chaired by the BBC’s...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 Review: Mark Watson’s Edinborolympics *****
It’s late on the final Friday of the Fringe and a trio of comedians have been invited to compete in the coveted Edinborolympics, a...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 Review: Andrew Maxwell – Slight Return *****
Andrew Maxwell returns to Edinburgh – at the insistence of his young daughter – to deliver a wonderfully humorous take on the world at...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 REVIEW: People of the Eye *****
As the Fringe draws gradually to its close, it seems apt to reflect on the highs and lows of this unique month. Those of us...
Letter from Scotland
It’s the last weekend of the cultural invasion we call the Edinburgh Festival. The 3,500 shows are taking their last bow and the final...
At the Open Eye Gallery: Jules George, Pipes and Drums
In a new exhibition, Jules George takes us through a gallery of the Pipes and Drums, a central part of the Royal Edinburgh Military...
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