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Five things you need to know today
Mayor of London visits Edinburgh
Imaginate Festival tickets on sale now
Auld Reekie Roller Girls
Sports Relief Mile
Get your knitting needles out!
The Merchant Company of Edinburgh hosted...
Edinburgh to Shannon and beyond
The good thing about Aer Lingus recommencing their service to Shannon is that not only can you fly to Shannon, but you can also use the...
Chamber of Commerce boss steps down
The CEO of Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce, David Birrell will quit his position in June this year and the Commercial and Marketing Director, Liz MacAreavey,...
At the Scottish Seabird Centre – Captain Flap
Captain Flap is on at the Scottish Seabird Centre, North Berwick from 25th March to 10th April with family-friendly interactive activities.
From 25 March to 10...
#SP16 – Northfield hustings
Kezia Dugdale (Scottish Labour), Andy Wightman (Scottish Green Party), Nick Cook (Scottish Conservatives), a Scottish Liberal Democrat representative and Ash Regan-Denham (Scottish National Party)...
The Mini Challenge for Sports Relief
Mini Challenge will mean 'maxi squeeze'
The 24 red Mini Coopers operated by the residential estate agency, DJ Alexander Legal, are a familiar sight on...
David Bowie painting sold in Edinburgh
A self-portrait by the late David Bowie was sold today by Lyon & Turnbull for £22,500, which was seven times the original estimate.
The new owner...
Edinburgh’s City Deal gets the nod from the UK Treasury
Today during the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Budget speech there was one line which particularly interested us.
He mentioned the Edinburgh City Deal. In fact...
Hardies move to new premises at The Corn Exchange
HARDIES CELEBRATES SAFECONTRACTOR ACCREDITATION AS DALKEITH OFFICES MOVES TO HISTORIC CORN EXCHANGE
Hardies Property & Construction Consultants, which has fourteen offices across Scotland, including a head...
Welcoming a greener future celebrates with a fashion show
One year ago, the Welcoming Association Edinburgh received funding from the Scottish Government’s Climate Challenge Fund to deliver a new and exciting project –...
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Edinburgh community energy projects get government backing
Council to look at cost of Sunday parking
Scottish Chamber Orchestra
School pupils cook a meal for their teachers
Loretto Pipe...
Jackie Kay appointed as Scotland’s Makar
Jackie Kay has been appointed as Scotland's Makar in succession to Liz Lochhead.
The First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced the appointment earlier today.
Scotland's Makar's role...
Splicing the fibre for fast broadband in Edinburgh
The newly appointed Economy Convener Gavin Barrie did not have to wait too long for his first photo opportunity.
He only took up the job...
Holyrood to consult on Air Passenger Duty
The Scottish Government has announced that it will now consult on the reform or abolition of Air Passenger Duty. It seems to have been...
Parking on a Sunday please?
The city is one step closer to charging for parking on Sunday afternoons following a decision by the Transport and Environment Committee this morning...
Edinburgh congestion above UK average
The latest report from INRIX Traffic Scorecard suggests that on average UK drivers spend 30 hours in traffic, but in Edinburgh, on one street...
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Transport & Environment Committee
Good Friday Racing at Musselburgh cancelled
Cooking Up a Story
People's Panel now on display at The Scottish Parliament
#SparkSomethingGood - tea party inspired...
Save the Portobello setts – we love them say locals
Some people in Portobello are very annoyed with the council who they say appear to have done a U-Turn on Brighton Place and have decided...
Transport Event at the City Chambers on Tuesday
Transform Scotland is holding an election event to give the public the opportunity of quizzing the SNP about their plans for Scottish transport. The...
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Holocaust Education Trust visit to Tynecastle High
Church of Scotland hustings
Students to learn about safe cycling
Tony Singh is back!
Zoo Nights
This morning at Tynecastle High School...
Commonwealth Day 2016 – Lord Provost will raise the Commonwealth Flag on Monday morning
The Lord Provost of the City of Edinburgh the Rt Hon Donald Wilson will be up on the City Chambers archway tomorrow morning at...
Last minute goal wins cup for the Staggies
Ross County won their first major trophy today after beating Hibernian 2-1 thanks to a last minute goal by Alex Schalk.
Both teams had chances in...
107 Things To Do in Edinburgh This Week!
In Edinburgh, as one festival ends another one (or five) begins; this week we wave goodbye to the Italian Film Festival, only to say...
City to celebrate LifeCare’s 75th Anniversary
LifeCare are delighted to announce that they are being honoured with a civic reception, hosted by the Lord Provost of Edinburgh, the Rt Hon Donald Wilson...
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Edinburgh Council wins procurement awards
Greens to be included in BBC TV debates
Dunbar Science Festival
Stevenson lecture
Cake competition
The city council has just won not one but...
REVIEW – Canned Laughter ****
Allan Stewart wrote this 'Funny play about being funny' along with Ed Curtis who also directs. Who else would play the other roles in his...
Letter from Scotland
For the 80 per cent of us Scots who live in the towns, it’s easy to forget the hard life our farmers still live...
Special service from The Scotch Malt Whisky Society for rugby fans
C’EST MAGNIFIQUE!
Hip flask filling service and special whisky launched for rugby fans
The Scotch Malt Whisky Society (SMWS) has launched a hip flask filling service...
Masters of the Everyday: Dutch Artists in the Age of Vermeer
Dogs, card games, open birdcages, empty cupboards. Lutes, ravens, owls and skulls.... all 'everyday things' indeed (well maybe not the skulls...) but in 17th...
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