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Thursday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Explorations in Nepalese Textiles: this talk by Karen Haggis will include video footage of the weavers lives and photos of spinning, weaving and knitting with giant...
TERLive! City of Edinburgh Council meeting 22 October 2015
Another month, another council meeting. This Thursday morning all 58 councillors will sit in the City Chambers where they will consider all the items on the...
New Edinburgh painting delivered to the G&V
Artist Jeannine Platz and G&V Hotel General Manager, Dale Simpson, deliver Platz's painting of Edinburgh's skyline to the hotel.
Painted using only oil and her...
Edinburgh celebrates Trafalgar Day
Today is Trafalgar Day and Edinburgh has a special role to play in celebrating it with all the signal flags flying from the Nelson...
Free tickets now available for Virgin Money Street of Light!
Tickets now available to reserve your place for the Virgin Money Street of Light
Choirs and music announced for the Virgin Money Street of Light
Visit...
Five things you need to know today
Hundreds of drivers ignore bus lanes on Princes Street
The wee Kelpies
At the Traverse
Wednesday at The Filmhouse
Free broadband for business - for three weeks!
Hundreds of...
Wednesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Arthur Melville: Visually Impaired Tour and Workshop. A free descriptive tour and practical workshop for the visually impaired. 10am-3.30pm, Royal Scottish Academy (meet at back...
Hundreds of drivers on Princes Street ignore bus lanes
The council has discovered from watching video footage that an average of approximately 160 drivers per day ignore the bus lane restrictions on Princes Street.
But they...
Featured property – 26 Boswall Quadrant EH5 2EG
This upper villa flat is so very convenient for the city centre but it is on a quiet residential street, with such a secret back garden...
To Absent Friend: A Festival of Storytelling and Remembrance for Scotland
'Do you not know that a man is not dead while his name is still spoken?' (Terry Pratchett, Going Postal)
We don't like talking about...
Johnstone calls for more investment in cycling
Alison Johnstone MSP, health spokesperson for the Scottish Greens, says new research by transport charity Sustrans shows how out of step Scottish ministers are...
QMU radiographer is a winner
A student from Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, has been awarded a top radiography prize.
Hannah Swanson (22), won the FujiFilm Medical Systems Award for Academic...
Friends of the Meadows have their say on council proposals
The Culture and Sport Committee meets this morning to debate the possibility of establishing a public park events space in one of their parks....
Flybe in for the long haul at Edinburgh Airport
One of the airlines which offers flights out of Edinburgh, Flybe, Europe’s largest regional airline, offers alternative options to travellers wanting to fly from...
New business sets up shop in Edinburgh
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Cohaesus, a technical partner to some of the world’s leading advertising and communication agencies, has opened a new office in Edinburgh. The move comes...
Artlink – Castaway Heads at Western General Hospital
Come along to the Gallery at the Western General Hospital between 12 and 2pm on Friday 23rd October, to see a new display of...
Tuesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Artist Talk: Claire Davies. Claire is a visual artist based in Nottingham. She graduated from Intermedia at Edinburgh College of Art in 2009. In this...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh's Budget Consultation
Scottish International Storytelling Festival
What's on listings
Martin Creed at the Scottish Gallery of Modern Art
Today's weather in Edinburgh
The council would like to hear from...
The Van T’s to play Edinburgh this month
The Van T’s, who have played at T in the Park, Wickerman Festival and Electric Fields this summer will be playing a headline show...
Green MSP goes pink to support women with breast cancer
Alison Johnstone, MSP for Lothian, more commonly out and about sporting greenish hues, has shown her support for women with breast cancer by dressing...
Scottish International Storytelling Festival 2015
The Scottish International Storytelling Festival is the world’s largest celebration of live, traditional storytelling, taking place as the season’s change in Scotland’s stunning capital...
RSNO – Children’s Classic Concerts
1 November 2015 at The Usher Hall
Children’s Classic Concerts’ devilish percussionist presenters Owen and Olly will be putting their magical musical powers to good...
Artlink exhibition – A Year Out
Edinburgh-based arts and disability organisation, Artlink, is pleased to present an exhibition of drawings and paintings by Jenny Richardson – A YEAR OUT at...
Asda Tranent are tickled pink!
Asda Tranent and its dedicated Community Life Champion, Hamish Innes, invited customers from around the Tranent area into the store’s café to have a...
Young Scottish artist holds first pop art exhibition this weekend
A young artist will bring her stories of travel and poverty, together with the vibrant culture of Asia, to a pop art exhibition, which...
At the Traverse Theatre – Philip Clouts Jazz Quartet
Pianist Philip Clouts’ quartet plays the Traverse Theatre on Monday 26 October 2015 as part of a UK tour to mark the release of a new...
Westminster committee to hear evidence on devolving public finances
Tomorrow the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee will hear evidence from the erstwhile MP for Inverness, Sir Danny Alexander to assist them in...
Queen Margaret graduate appointed to Creative Scotland board
An Arts Management student from Queen Margaret University (QMU), Edinburgh, has been appointed as a board member of Creative Scotland - the government agency...
Campaigners demand a halt to bus stop works
Living Street Edinburgh a campaigning group for pedestrians has demanded that the City of Edinburgh Council suspends works being carried out across the city to introduce new...
At the Talbot Rice Gallery – Luc Tuymans Birds of a Feather
Luc Tuymans
Birds of a Feather
31 October – 19 December 2015
Luc Tuymans is one of the most influential painters working today. For his first exhibition...
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