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#NeuReekiesXmasKracker – 17th December, Central Hall
Central Hall had a surreal vibe when the Neu! Reekie! gig took place there last week.
An avant-garde, experimental evening of spoken word, poetry, readings and music, this is...
Edinburgh’s Christmas – #streetoflight finishes on Christmas Eve – but still loads to see!
Underbelly have organised Edinburgh's Christmas for the last three years and they have tried to introduce new things every year. This year the biggest...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Forth Road Bridge reopens to cars today
Public banned from Calton Hill
Flybe looking forward to Christmas
Festival Theatre in 2016
Church provides Christmas hampers
The Forth Road Bridge will...
Wester Hailes underpass reinstated after nearly 20 years
Today marked the end of a long campaign led by Wester Hailes Community Council when the newly reinstated underpass linking the Healthy Living Centre...
Counting the real cost of Christmas
While we always consider the cost of Christmas in bare financial terms, and as an overall figure, its impact reaches far beyond the bottom line.
This has...
Scotland on the way to meeting 50% renewables target
The Scottish Government announced today that the 2015 target of producing half of our electricity from renewables has almost been met a year ahead...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Planning application for site on King's Stables Road
Edinburgh on Film
Botanics at Christmas
University staff donate food to homeless
Sign up for an evening class
A city centre site,...
Three new transport bosses in Edinburgh
Transport for Edinburgh have recruited a new Chief Executive, Lothian Buses have a Managing Director and Edinburgh Trams have appointed a General Manager following...
Edinburgh’s Christmas revels at charity fundraising
Big-hearted Christmas revellers at Edinburgh's Christmas are helping boost charities – with thousands of pounds already raised - and now have the chance to...
Almond councillor resigns from Liberal Democrat Group
Alastair Shields was elected to the City of Edinburgh Council in 2012 as a member of the Liberal Democrat Group representing the Almond Ward....
NHS advice on food safety
NHS 24 is reminding people to be vigilant about food safety this Christmas.
The call comes as part of NHSScotland's Be #Healthwise This Winter campaign...
Development plans for empty site at King’s Stables Road
Plans have been unveiled for a mixed use development which includes student flats at a site on King's Stables Road which has been lying empty...
Council approve development of 199 homes at Donaldson’s College
Planning permission was approved by The City of Edinburgh Council for the redevelopment of the Category A Listed Donaldson’s College last week.
Working in partnership, City...
New Town Therapy – go on and pamper yourself
Enjoy a little discount on TLC at New Town Therapy on us!
New Town Therapy is a hidden gem in Edinburgh’s city centre – nestled...
At the Scottish National Gallery from New Year’s Day – Turner in January
In keeping with a long-standing tradition now stretching over a century, New Year’s Day at the Scottish National Gallery will be marked by the...
Vocal is looking out for carers this Christmas
For many carers the festive season can be a time of additional stress as they can find themselves without the usual support from friends,...
Millions use Edinburgh Trams
It has been reported this morning that Edinburgh Trams carried over 5 million passengers last year surpassing all predictions.
The number of people using the...
Christmas Gift Ideas from the Rae Macintosh Musicroom
If you have a musician in your family you may think you've seen every music-related item there is to see; a visit to the...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Delays possible finalising council budget
Inverleith Park gym equipment
West End elephant
Fundraising for Sick Kids
Rick Astley at The Queen's Hall
The City of Edinburgh Council may need to...
Fife Man in Epic Journey?
One suspects The Edinburgh Reporter’s Mike Smith has been partaking in some early Christmas ‘festivities’ of an alcoholic nature so the story below should...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
More work on Water of Leith Flood Prevention Scheme to start soon
Laing's the Jeweller open on George Street
Hello from the Burgh side
Petition against cut...
National Galleries of Scotland will have an international flavour in 2016
INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS LEAD NATIONAL GALLERIES OF SCOTLAND’S EXHIBITIONS IN 2016
The work of a hugely influential forerunner of the Impressionists, 400 years of artists' self-portraits,...
Edinburgh councillor blogs – Councillor Maureen Child
Dear All
The few Syrian refugee families Edinburgh has already welcomed to Edinburgh through the UK Government’s Vulnerable Person’s Relocation Scheme are settling in well thanks to...
Do you know when your GP’s surgery is open this Christmas?
Dr Owl, the face of NHS 24's 'Be Health-Wise this Winter' campaign is asking people if they know when their GP surgery and local...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
SNH looking for board members
Planning approval for Donaldson's
Holyrood in recess
Street of Light
Hairdressing for the homeless
People interested in helping to look after Scotland’s spectacular nature...
Scottish Government bans smoking in cars carrying children
MSPs have voted in favour of legislation to protect more children from the effects of second-hand smoke by prohibiting smoking in cars with children...
Good Service Awards 2015 – A Personal Top 6
Online shopping is here to stay - why drag yourself out in the winter weather when you can sort your Christmas list with the...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Council reject hotel plans
Jack and Emily are most popular
Dine at Dine
Check your eyesight!
Race off to Musselburgh at New Year
After a long day at the...
Tesla opens first store in Scotland (and we got to test drive a car!)
by Oliver Stephen our motoring correspondent
“A technology company that makes cars” - that is certainly the image that strikes you when you step into...
Majority of young Edinburgh citizens support litter fines
Edinburgh young people are standing up against litter and fly-tipping.
A recent survey shows 60% of young people support litter fines.
Today Mairi Mitchell (15) and...
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