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Edinburgh solicitor to have dinner with George Clooney
Well George Clooney and a couple of others since the dinner will be held at the EICC!>
This rapidly expanding capital legal firm is celebrating an impressive...
National Poetry Day – UK’s largest printed poem to be unveiled
The UK’s largest printed poem will be unveiled in Edinburgh this morning, on National Poetry Day which is today!
Spiral, by Elizabeth Burns, will adorn...
Thursday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Waterstones West End Presents An Evening with Richard Happer: the Edinburgh-based author launches Abandoned Places: 60 Stories of Places Where Time Stopped, in which he...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh's Hogmanay
The Monster Jeely Piece!
Edinburgh Restaurant Festival
Dinner with Val McDermid
PoppyScotland Ride of Remembrance
We all know that Edinburgh is the home of Hogmanay...
Tickets on sale for Edinburgh’s Hogmanay 2015
Tickets are now on sale for the Edinburgh's Hogmanay Street Party and other events at the end of the year as announced at a press...
Forth Bridges reopen after closure for ‘controlled explosion’
http://www.theedinburghreporter.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/2013_09_04-Forth-Road-Bridge.jpgPolice Scotland, Amey, the Forth Road Bridge and Traffic Scotland confirmed earlier this afternoon that officers would close the M90 and the Forth Road Bridge...
City Observatory development will star arts space
Earlier today the council's planners approved plans to create a new contemporary visual arts space at the City Observatory complex on Edinburgh’s Calton Hill.
The project...
Edinburgh’s Hogmanay – Release your Party Animal #blogmanay
This year's Edinburgh's Hogmanay extravaganza was launched at the Signet Library this morning amid much music, bacon rolls and the speeches ensued.
This year the organisers...
Golf course visit ends up in a new job for Brian
When he recently went to the annual Deer Park Masters as an official with the PGA, Brian Inglis from Falkirk was so impressed with what...
Edinburgh Airport promises to support Scottish Food and Drink
Edinburgh Airport has become Scotland’s first “Provenance Airport”, signing up to a Scottish Food and Drink Pledge. This pledge demonstrates Edinburgh Airport’s ongoing commitment to...
Wednesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Jonathan Owen: Artist's Talk. Jonathan Owen (Edinburgh College of Art) will talk about his 2013 Untitled work in the broader context of his practice. The...
Edinburgh office wins UK award
An office in Edinburgh was among two Scottish offices which were chosen as among the best in the UK at the British Council for Offices...
Five things you need to know today
Tram enquiry on the move
Borders Railway is a big hit
Book Week Scotland 2015
Golf Academy
Still time to sign up for a 10K
The tram enquiry under...
Featured property – Cluny House Howgate Penicuik EH26 8PY
Offers over £525,000
The current owners of Cluny House are the first to live there as the house was only built 10 years ago.
When Alan...
Andy wins high five from TV’s Melinda
Lucky Scottish landscaper Andy Shaw is certain to turn his mates green with envy after winning a nationwide competition to find the best landscaping...
Hot off the press! New restaurant opening on George Street
The opening of The Printing Press Bar & Kitchen this month marks the arrival of a new restaurant for the city and brings to...
Property firm says the market is improving
Hunters Residential, the real estate and conveyancing arm of leading Scottish law firm Gillespie Macandrew, has seen sales rise 33 per cent in 2015...
Book Week Scotland 2015 has lots to attract you
The full programme for Scotland’s fourth national celebration of books and reading was announced today, Tuesday 6 October. A huge range of activities and...
Borders Railway attracts thousands in first month
Hard to believe but it is now one month since the Borders Railway line opened on Sunday 6 September.
Since then more than 125,000 passenger journeys...
Edinburgh Tram Inquiry gets moving
The Rt Hon Lord Hardie, Chairman of the Edinburgh Tram Inquiry today chaired a Preliminary Hearing in Edinburgh.
Lord Hardie announced the details of seven organisations...
Alyn Smith MEP welcomes ruling on human rights
EUROPEAN JUDGES CONSISTENCY EXPOSES FAILURE OF EUROSCEPTICS TO RESPECT HUMAN RIGHTS
SNP MEP Alyn Smith, today welcomed a judgment from the European Court of Justice (the...
Tuesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Tiny Tales: Story Pockets. A chance for children aged 1-3 to enjoy rhymes, songs and simple stories with storyteller Beth Cross. Beth has developed Story...
Five things you need to know today
Fire pensions reinstated
Council consultation on Leith Conservation Area
Alpine skiing in Edinburgh!
RSNO from the Usher Hall
National Hospice Care Week
Widows and widowers of police officers and...
University of Edinburgh study shows that mammals lived longer than dinosaurs
A new fossil find is giving scientists clues about an ancient group of animals that flourished when dinosaurs died out.
The discovery by scientists in...
Monday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Cameo Toddler Time: short screenings exclusively for pre-school children and their parents and carers. Today’s film is Q Pootle 5 Programme 7 (U): Join the...
Five things you need to know today
Bus changes
Holyrood Rocks
This week's five films
Our Classified Ads
Flashmob Run
There are some changes to Lothian Bus routes today and all will become clear if you...
Stories without Borders: the 2015 Scottish International Storytelling Festival
Donald Smith shares a Nasreddin Story from SISF Storytelling Festival on Vimeo.
The stranger is often a revealer of truth; his arrival casts a stone...
Sunday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
In the Lauriston Castle Kitchen with Mrs Mash: join Mrs Mash the Storytelling Cook for stories, songs, games and food fun for all the...
Get on your bike with The Bike Station this October
Are you a new or returning cyclist? Are you interested in doing some cycling but worried about hills, traffic or fitness of you or...
Five things you need to know today
More recycling than ever across Scotland
Scottish Greens to have their own trade union group
More Scots living longer
Keep Scotland Beautiful
Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year
Less...
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