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Green councillors say ‘increase council tax to invest in services’
Green councillors in Edinburgh propose £10m investment through council tax rise of 97 pence
£10 million to invest in services and to combat cuts in...
Voujon Bengali and Indian Cuisine
All this cold wet weather requires a little something to warm the cockles – and on a particularly dreich evening that little something came in...
Introduction to Transmission Meditation – workshop
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Do you want to help the world and also build a stronger connection with your own spiritual nature?
Transmission Meditation is a simple...
76 Things to do in Edinburgh this week!
We know it's cold, but there are lots of things to do indoors this week - you could warm up with Edinbal Dance Workshops...
RIAS 2016 Festival of Architecture
2016 RIAS FESTIVAL OF ARCHITECTURE
Just announced today, The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland, are launching a year long festival celebrating all things great...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Noisy Nights
COMAS invite you to a politics quiz with your Burns Supper
Concert audiences raise funds for Barnardos Scotland
Volunteer at a charity shop
Edinburgh falling behind...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Gorgie City Farm Cafe to close
Sports Relief Swimathon
Artcore
Free entry to Musselburgh Races!
Best job in the world?
This week has been full of sad news and...
On BBC Radio 4 – Edinburgh at the Year’s Midnight
Edinburgh At The Year's Midnight
Here is something for you to catch up with on BBC iPlayer and then listen to the second episode on...
Council to find another £20m of savings this year
When all 58 councillors gather at the City Chambers next Thursday to discuss setting a balanced budget for next year it is amid a climate...
Council Leader says local government finances ‘now broken’
Council Leader Andrew Burns was focussed on delivering one message yesterday afternoon, and was unequivocal about what needs to be changed: "The structure of...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Council budget
David Bowie death - Edinburgh's reaction
Snowflake Run
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Canal View Primary has a new library
We will have more for you later today on...
Canal View Primary School has a new library
Edinburgh children's author Lari Don was on hand to officiate at the opening of the new library at Canal View Primary School in Wester...
Get your trainers on for the Snowflake Run
Heather Duff survived cancer and now she is taking part in the first ever 10K Cancer Research UK Snowflake Run which will be held...
Saughton Park gets lottery funding!
It has just been announced that the Heritage Lottery Fund has agreed to give the council just under £4m to improve and restore Saughton...
Council approve housing at Fountainbridge
At the Development Management Committee meeting this morning the council approved the building of 400 new homes at Fountainbridge. The permission will allow developer...
The PlayTalkRead Bus is coming to a stop near you soon
All parents want the best start for their children - and they all know that playing, talking and reading are key elements in the...
Public Presentation: THE WORLD IS WAKING UP!
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Public presentation on the awakening of humanity and the emergence of Maitreya, the World Teacher, and the Masters of Wisdom.
Humanity is at a...
Price of one bedroom flats rise by more than a quarter
The ESPC has reported that average selling prices for one bedroom flats in areas including Polwarth, Shandon and Tollcross have gone up by 27.6% annually.
ESPC’s...
Community Council seeking new members in Leith Central
One of the city's community councils is now looking for new members to represent the interest of people in the area.
Nominations are now open for...
Jimmy to chair Gardening Scotland
The Gardening Scotland event, which takes place in the grounds of the Royal Highland Centre in Edinburgh from 3-5 June, will have a new Chairman to...
Council seeking accreditation from Living Wage Foundation
The City of Edinburgh Council introduced the Living Wage for its employees in 2013 and is now looking for accreditation through the Living Wage...
Saxophonist will celebrate the jazz pioneers
Saxophonist John Burgess is launching a series of monthly concerts in the Outhouse Bar in Broughton Street Lane to celebrate the great jazz pioneers.
Beginning...
New boss appointed at Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society
Sir Timothy O'Shea, on behalf of the Board of Directors of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society, has announced the appointment of Shona McCarthy as Chief...
Burns Supper an’ a’ that!
You are invited to very special Burns Supper at the Lauriston Hall, Edinburgh on Friday 29 January 2016 starting at 19:30pm.
Whether this will be your...
20mph to be rolled out in Edinburgh from this summer
Edinburgh is close to becoming Scotland’s first 20mph city after Councillors approved plans to begin rolling out the speed limit.
Members of the Transport and...
Edinburgh Airport reports growth in passenger numbers
Edinburgh Airport announced December’s passenger numbers showing that a grand total of 11,130,584 passengers passed through the airport in 2015 making it the busiest...
More have their say on council’s budget proposals
The City of Edinburgh Council have told us that a record number of people have given feedback on the services that matter to them...
New Italian restaurant in Tollcross
A new £100,000 Italian restaurant has just opened in Tollcross.
Stefano and Maria Molfino's new venture is Rigatoni's at the King's, a sleek glass and marble eatery...
Gareth Hoskins OBE 1967-2016
Prominent Edinburgh architect Gareth Hoskins died at the weekend following a heart attack.
Gareth Hoskins body of work in Edinburgh was huge, with designs for...
Air pollution requires bold action says Lothians MSP
Alison Johnstone, Health and Wellbeing spokesperson for the Scottish Greens and MSP for Lothian, today challenged the Scottish Government and local authorities over their...
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