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Children’s Minister launches Play this Way

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Scottish Children’s Minister launches new book to promote play Children’s Minister, Aileen Campbell MSP, launched the book 'Play this Way' earlier today at The Scottish...

Find-Open the new app that does exactly what it says on the tin

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FINDOpen UK makes finding what is open or closed very easy indeed Edinburgh is we know one of the best places to visit in Scotland – and for many...

REVIEW – Beans on Toast at Voodoo Rooms

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Photo by Storm Boyd The Essex singer-songwriter Jay McAllister, who uses the moniker Beans on Toast as his stage name, barrelled through varying protest songs...

Admiral Fallow on a nationwide tour

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Admiral Fallow have been taking their distinctive brand of Scottish music around Europe, and have now returned to their native Scotland for a nationwide...

Scottish Government has built more affordable homes than promised

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    The Scottish Government said today that it has built more houses which fall into the category of 'affordable homes' than it had planned to...

Five things you need to know today

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Stevie Creed at Liquid Room Previously...... Celtic Renewables Kiltwalk Music and food reviewers You can listen to Edinburgh's own Stevie Creed here or you can go and see...

Book Week Scotland: Bookbug’s Primary One Family Bag

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'Fill your house with stacks of books, in all the crannies and all the nooks' (Dr Seuss) Many of us don't need much encouragement to...

What’s On In Edinburgh? – Alwyn James at Oxgangs Library

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  Alwyn James is a Welshman whose wife's Scottish ancestry encouraged him to look for her Highland roots. An editor of the business and political magazine...

Scottish Government welcomes Syrian refugees

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The first charter flight bringing refugees from Syria landed at Glasgow Airport this afternoon. Minister for Europe and International Development Humza Yousaf said: “This is a...

Johnstone calls for the Government to improve its performance on transport justice

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Alison Johnstone, MSP for Lothian,is calling on The Scottish Government to recognise its failure to increase transport justice, reduce air pollution or deliver and climate...

Man rescued from Hamilton Wynd fire this morning

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Scottish Fire and Rescue Service have told The Edinburgh Reporter that they conducted a rescue from a house in Hamilton Wynd just west of...

REVIEW – Garbage at The Usher Hall

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Garbage have spent the last few months setting aside the recording of their upcoming album to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their eponymous debut...

Celtic Renewables win at the Scottish Business Awards

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Celtic Renewables is a University of Edinburgh spin-off company which is going places. The latest news is that it won the Best Emerging Business category...

Business tourism event comes to Edinburgh

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Business tourism is a growing area of the Scottish economy and now hundreds of people involved in the sector are coming to Edinburgh for...

Edinburgh turning purple for #WorldPrematurityDay

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    It is well known that Olympic medallist Sir Chris Hoy and his wife Sarra have a lovely wee baby boy, Callum, but it is also...

Intimate Voices: The Edinburgh Quartet at The Queen’s Hall

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'That', said the man sitting next to me, 'was extraordinary'. The Edinburgh Quartet had just finished a breathtaking performance of Sibelius's String Quartet in D...

Five things you need to know today

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Edinburgh on Crimewatch City of Edinburgh Council Question Time Book Week Scotland Flu immunisation at a high Art exhibition Police in Edinburgh investigating a serious sexual assault that occurred...

Five things you need to know today

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#PeaceforParis Scottish Government SGORR meeting Guided tours at the Museum How can you help us help you? Historic Environment Scotland The entire weekend has been painted blue white and red...

Historic Environment Scotland launches first public consultation

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If you want to know what is going to happen in the future you should always look at the history,  according to historians. Today, Scotland’s...

Roadworks next weekend on the M90

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Structural maintenance work on the M90 Southbound at Junction 3 and M90 Southbound Junction 3 on slip road will take place from 8pm on Friday...

Five things you need to know today

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Castlebrae Community High School Winter newsletter Chronicle Online afternoon Craigmillar Literacy Trust drawing competition From Castlebrae with Love Booking for Edinburgh International Festival 2016 now open   The Edinburgh Reporter...

Police appeal for help in tracing man missing from West Port

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An 18 year-old man was last seen on Lady Lawson Street at around 6 o'clock in the morning and Edinburgh Police are now appealing...

New restaurants signed up for South St Andrew Square

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There are six restaurants in the development being built on the south side of St Andrew Square, and Standard Life has announced the names...

St Giles Cathedral – Memorial Ceremony for Paris victims on Sunday

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A book of condolences will be available at the Consulate General of France at 12 Randolph Crescent until 18 November between 10am and 6.30pm. The Scottish Government...

Foodies Festival – Edinburgh Christmas

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The EICC is a great Edinburgh venue, but in the case of the Foodies Festival which we visited there today we feel that we...

Lord Provost offers sympathy on behalf of Edinburgh

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The Lord Provost of the City of Edinburgh, the Rt Hon Donald Wilson, has offered his sympathies to France in the aftermath of the...

#PeaceforParis Edinburgh’s gesture of solidarity to Paris

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The Usher Hall has been illuminated in red white and blue the colours of the French flag to show the city's solidarity with the...

How to change your Facebook profile by adding the tricoleur

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First of all you go to Facebook's own Facebook page by clicking here where they have the image shown below. Underneath it you will see...

What’s On In Edinburgh? Book Week Scotland!

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Retro-futurism, technological fetish, Fence Records... can this really be Book Week Scotland? Oh yes it can - and there you were thinking it was all...

Flybe travel advice for those booked on flights to Paris

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Flybe has offered its sincerest condolences and sympathy to all those impacted by last night’s attacks in Paris. The airline says it will continue to...

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