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Craigmillar named among first Reading Communities
Edinburgh"s Craigmillar area was named as one of Scotland’s first ever Reading Communities earlier today.
The new initiative, which was announced by Cabinet Secretary Fiona Hyslop at...
What’s On In Edinburgh? Spanish Fine Foods and Gifts Open Day!
If you'd like to find gifts that are a little bit different this Christmas - and you'd like to find them in a welcoming,...
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New school dining halls and gyms planned
Creative Circles
PhD in an hour
Another Christmas advert
Bellany at Holyrood
Images have been revealed for the new accommodation being built...
Council planning new buildings at four city schools
Images have been revealed for the new accommodation being built by the City of Edinburgh Council to cater for increased free primary school meal...
Deer Park have the right place for your Christmas party
West Lothian’s home of golf and the area’s leading leisure club, Deer Park Golf and Country Club in Livingston, has unveiled a cutting edge...
What’s on at Edinburgh’s Christmas? – Stick Man at the Spiegeltent!
Where can you go with some umbrellas, a beach ball, a glove puppet and a bunch of sticks? Quite a few places if you...
What’s On In Edinburgh? Scottish Interfaith Week
Scottish Interfaith Week starts today. In Edinburgh, a programme covering everything from organ donation to climate change, tree planting and the annual Interfaith Quiz offers...
Scottish Interfaith Week Care for the Environment Launch
Today in Edinburgh over 100 representatives from Scottish faith communities are gathering for the national launch of Scottish Interfaith Week. This week there will...
John Lewis open later this week for all your Christmas shopping
Now that the final pay cheque before Christmas is almost in the bank and Christmas is looming, it is time to get shopping!
John Lewis...
Letter from Scotland
On a wild, wet, typically-November afternoon, their plane touched down at Glasgow airport. They are the first 100 refugees from the war in Syria...
It’s Christmas in Edinburgh now! #LightNight
Susan Boyle switched on the Christmas lights this afternoon in George Street and the street was full of people vying to see her and...
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LIGHT NIGHT with Susan Boyle!!
Public Consultation Event RBS
Art exhibition
Gardening awards
Pentlands Book Festival starts tomorrow
Later today the singing sensation from West Lothian Susan Boyle will...
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Diwali in Princes St Gardens today
Isle of May visitor centre wins awards
M&S festive food
Hard Rock Café serving St Andrews Day cocktails
Gift suggestions from John...
Edinburgh Councillor blogs – Councillor Maureen Child
Dear All
Among others, the young people of the Portobello Venturers, part of Porty’s Woodcraft Folk, are sleeping out to raise fund for the homelessness charity The Rock Trust tonight. Please...
What’s on in Edinburgh? Free concert with The Priests and Sir James MacMillan
Northern Ireland choir Cappella Caeciliana will be joined by its founder members The Priests for a free concert on the eve of St Cecilia’s...
Isle of May wins awards for new visitors’ centre
The Isle of May has won four awards this week for its spectacular visitor centre.
The Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) visitor centre won the Nature...
Lord Provost sends condolences to the Mayor of Paris
Following last week's attacks in Paris when 129 people died, the Lord Provost the Rt Hon Donald Wilson has written to the Mayor of...
What’s on in Edinburgh Today? New Town therapies Open Day
Feeling the stress? Here's the answer! Tomorrow, Saturday 21 November 2015, New Town Therapies are opening their doors for a whole day of taster sessions and...
Radio Forth Awards 2015
Radio Forth’s twelfth annual star studded awards ceremony took place yesterday (Thursday 19th November) in Edinburgh’s Usher Hall with hosts Grant Stott and Arlene...
What’s on in Edinburgh? Chris T-T at the Wee Red Bar
Since 1999, Chris T-T has released nine studio albums. He writes for books and magazines, including for four years a weekly column on the...
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Museum Takeover today!
Inverleith Neighbourhood Partnership
Last chance to see Photography a Victorian Sensation
O Taste and See: Edinburgh University Renaissance Singers in concert
Edinburgh Steiner School Christmas...
Council’s budget consultation – have your say
The council is proposing to set a budget for the next four years, but it needs your help and your ideas before it finalises...
What’s On In Edinburgh? Cappella Caeciliana
Cappella Caeciliana is one of Northern Ireland's leading choirs. Founded on the feast of St Cecilia in 1995, the choir has sung liturgies and...
Edinburgh’s Christmas – all you need to know about Light Night
THE LAUNCH OF EDINBURGH'S CHRISTMAS WILL TAKE PLACE ON SUNDAY 22 NOVEMBER 2015 FROM 1.30PM ONWARDS.
GEORGE STREET IS THE CENTRE OF EVENTS with the first...
Citypress makes two new appointments
Edinburgh-based PR agency Citypress is celebrating three years in Scotland with the appointment of two outstanding PR consultants following new client wins and a...
What’s On In Edinburgh? Bon Papillon Winter Show
If you're looking for a unique Christmas present - or if you just enjoy seeing superlative art - get along to Bon Papillon in...
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Roseburn to Union Canal Consultation
Christmas Shopping Fair
NordDance Festival at the Traverse
Chilli Dogs at the Canon's Gait
Walking at the Gracemount Leisure Centre
The council wants to hear...
First Minister marks one year at the helm
"Just getting started" on work to deliver for people across Scotland.
It was just a year ago that Scotland appointed its first female First Minister. Speaking...
Your rights under the new Private Housing Bill
The Private Housing (Tenancies) (Scotland) Bill was introduced to the Scottish Parliament last month and it will make significant changes to the regulation of private...
What’s On In Edinburgh? Skills Development Scotland talks Modern Apprenticeships
Apprenticeships are coming back into favour. The cost of a university education (even in Scotland) is making many people consider other choices, and employers...
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