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Five things you need to know today
Have your say on parking - consultation ends today
Giselle at the Festival Theatre
Budget Question Time
Edinburgh's Christmas
St Andrew's Day at the Storytelling Centre
Ends today – 31st October! -...
Leith Trust Conference 2015
The 2015 Leith Trust Conference gets underway today at Leith Academy. Focusing on culture, heritage, the environment, community and the identity of Leith – the...
Creative Edinburgh Awards 2015
Creative Edinburgh has announced the shortlist for the Creative Edinburgh Awards 2015.
The nine awards are designed to celebrate the outstanding practice, innovative thinking and general...
Hallowe’en in Edinburgh: Ten Frightful Suggestions
Hallowe'en... a night loved by the under-10s and loathed by many others. But fear not (actually no - fear lots...) - there are ways...
Five things you need to know today
Council redundancies
The highlight of Edinburgh's Christmas
Absent Friends
The Rolling Hills Chorus Presents Twa Rebellions!
Alan Cumming at the Book Festival
The council's Finance and Resources Committee yesterday...
Ryanair Winter Seat giveaway…
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Ryanair, Europe’s No 1 airline, today launched a winter seat sale...
New bin lorries designed to be cycle friendly
Transport and Environment Convener Lesley Hinds unveiled the new fleet of Refuse Collection Vehicles earlier today.
After a trial on eight trucks, the City of...
City infrastructure will cost £300m in the next decade
If the Local Development Plan is put in place by next year (which it will be unless there is some kind of appeal) then it will...
EDGAS presents a spectacular South Pacific!
The lady sitting next to me leans over; 'This is my Mum; she saw the original with Mary Martin'. South Pacific is a bit...
Council agree to proceed with enhanced terms to achieve staff cuts
The City of Edinburgh Council has today agreed to make what is believed to be the highest level of redundancy packages offered to public sector...
Nominations open for The Edinburgh Award
The search begins for the ninth recipient of the Edinburgh Award as nominations are launched today.
Established in 2007, the Edinburgh Award is a way for Edinburgh...
Edinburgh charity celebrates 30th birthday with cake!
An Edinburgh-based charity dedicated to assisting older people and the disabled to live in their own homes and communities for as long as possible...
Migration is biggest factor in Scotland’s rising population
The National Records of Scotland have issued figures today which show that the country's population is set to rise by 7% over the next 25...
New chancellor installed at Edinburgh Napier University
The new Chancellor of Edinburgh Napier University has expressed the hope that his appointment would inspire people to chase their dreams.
Speaking ahead of his inauguration, prison...
Hundreds protest outside City Chambers this morning
Union representatives were loud in their protests against proposed job cuts this morning outside the City Chambers joined by around 200 or so members of...
New coffee house opens on George Street
There is a new coffee house on George Street and we are excited by it. There are a couple of wee tables outside for...
Botanic Lights 2015 – open to the public from today
Botanic Lights returns this year with 22 nights at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE), running from 29 October to 22 November. The idea is that...
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Zoo Sleep Out
Charlie MacLean whisky expert
The Dream of Shahrazad at The Filmhouse
Millie Gray
Tickets available for the Scottish Chamber Orchestra tonight at the Queen's Hall
We...
Get your house ready for winter
The clocks have just gone back and temperatures will no doubt plummet soon (although it is to be unseasonably warm today!)
Now is the time...
Watch out for Frankenstein this Halloween!
A cool ghoul in lederhosen and scarily sexy fräuleins in traditional Bavarian dresses took to the streets of Edinburgh to mark the opening of...
Unions plan protest at the City Chambers tomorrow
Trade Unions including UNISON, community groups and anti-cuts organisations are gearing up for twin demonstrations in Edinburgh and Glasgow on October 29 against another...
LED lights to save council £77m over two decades
As we reported from the Transport and Environment Committee meeting yesterday councillors approved plans to upgrade street lights across Edinburgh, saving the city an...
New restaurant opening at Saltire Court
This winter, business partners Paul Brennan and Stuart Muir, former executive chef of Forth Floor Restaurant, Bar & Brasserie at Harvey Nichols Edinburgh, are...
Edinburgh cracks down on legal highs
The City of Edinburgh Council has successfully begun to crack down on the sale of dangerous NPS (Novel Psychoactive Substances).
Trading Standards officers from the...
Books – James Dashner at Assembly Roxy
James Dashner, author of the well-loved Scorch Trials excited more than just the teenagers in Edinburgh’s Assembly Roxy last Friday. Celebrating the release of...
Five things you need to know today
Budget Consultation
Gilbert and Sullivan's South Pacific opens tonight
Open Day at City of Edinburgh's Music School
Chronicle Online - still time to get involved!
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The City of Edinburgh’s Music School holding an Open Day in November
Is your child musically talented? If you are considering a specialist music school for your child - The City of Edinburgh's Music School is...
Edinburgh is the star in these films
With the release of the new James Bond film this week we are reminded that Scotland plays a main role in many films including...
SNP vote to protect internet freedom in Europe
Today SNP Members of the European Parliament Alyn Smith and Ian Hudghton voted to protect the freedom of Internet users.
Unfortunately the Parliament voted against...
Edinburgh Airport tower lit up red for Poppy Appeal
The 57-metre air traffic control tower at Edinburgh Airport is one of the first venues in Scotland to be lit up in red as...
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