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TERLive! Leith Walk Ward by-Election – coverage of the count
The Edinburgh Reporter will be covering the count following the Leith Walk by-election on Thursday 10 September and will have exclusive access behind the...
Speaking to Chief Executive Andrew Kerr about Leith Walk by-election
Voters in Leith Walk go to the polls today from 7am to 10pm and after that the job of overseeing the counting of the...
Support for organ donation highest in Edinburgh
A survey just released has shown that residents in the capital offer the highest support for organ donation than in the rest of the UK.
The UK-wide research,...
Thursday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Cameo Big Scream: screenings exclusively for parents/carers and their babies under the age of one year. Today's film is Me and Earl and the...
Five things you need to know today!
Leith Walk By-Election
Inverleith Festival of Walking and Cycling
Sign up for Superfast Broadband
Fringe fundraising for Sick Kids
Port of Leith celebrates important anniversary
Our coverage of the...
Leith Walk Ward – Natalie Reid – SSP candidate
Natalie Reid is the SSP candidate for Leith Walk Ward in the September by-election. She lives in the area and works in the city...
Edinburgh International Book Festival – Anne Enright
Families and Their Discontents
In a session at the Book Festival which included vivid, animated readings from The Green Road it was hardly surprising to learn...
International Development Fair to be held this month
We are holding an International Development Fair on Wednesday 30 September 2015 from 10am-4pm at Greyfriars Kirk Edinburgh.
The event is being hosted by Openstreetmap.org,...
Small Business Saturday launches in Edinburgh
The Scottish launch of the event called Small Business Saturday was held in the European Room at the City Chambers this evening. Our photograph...
Leith Walk By-Election – Bruce Whitehead – Left Unity Party
Bruce Whitehead is one of the candidates for the Leith Walk Ward by-election. He stood in the General Election for Edinburgh North & Leith, and...
Culture Secretary tours Youth Arts Hub
Apart from all the other excitement that was going on in the capital today the Culture Secretary, Fiona Hyslop MSP, today toured Edinburgh’s Youth...
Borders Railway officially opened by The Queen
On the day that Her Majesty the Queen became the longest reigning British monarch, she broke off from her annual holiday at Balmoral to...
Wednesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Home (and Other Stories): a one-night only performance, developed and written by Crisis Skylight Edinburgh's clients, with music and spoken word sessions that will...
Five things you need to know today!
Aviva Tour of Britain comes to Edinburgh today
Fireworks display tonight
First Minister visit to Wester Hailes
CALAID need storage space
Craigentinny & Telferton Allotments - update
The children at...
Watch out for Sir Bradley Wiggins #TOBEdinburgh
Children from the Royal Mile Primary School will wave welcome flags for the Tour of Britain participants when they pass by tomorrow, and we...
Port of Leith Housing Association celebrates fortieth anniversary
The Port of Leith Housing Association (PoLHA) reached its 40th anniversary last week and held a celebration at Hibs stadium which was attended by 150...
Autumn food and drink – venison on offer at Hopetoun
The nice people at Hopetoun Farm Shop are looking forward to this autumn when they expect to be busy selling venison. A recent report...
Tuesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Emerging Artists Series: young Glasgow-based musicians Ainsley Hamill (song) and Alistair Paterson (piano) perform Gaelic and Scots songs. Ainsley and Alistair have been performing together for...
Five things you need to know today!
Health, Social Care & Housing Committee
Celtic Renewables
Food Hygiene Course
Ceilidh tonight!
Edinburgh charity extends its services
The council's Health Social Care & Housing Committee will meet later...
Celtic Renewables get major funding boost to build biofuel plant
Celtic Renewables is the biggest winner in a competition run by the Department for Transport (DfT), earning an £11million grant to help it build...
Edinburgh charity to extend its services
City-based charity Care and Repair Edinburgh continues to ramp up its activities by extending the services it provides to enable older people and the...
Monday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Cameo Toddler Time: short screenings for pre-school children, their parents and carers. Today: Rastamouse Programme 18: Double Crossin' Diva (U): the skateboarding, reggae playing mouse...
Work to start on Wojtek Memorial today
A famous bear which is dear to many living in Edinburgh is to be celebrated with a memorial. The Wojtek Memorial Trust has told...
Five things you need to know today!
Consultation on Health and Social Care Partnership
Tickets for Spectre
Raising funds for Calaid
Morning concerts at The Usher Hall
Doors Open Day
There is a consultation running till...
Record sums spent on making films in Scotland
Film and TV producers spent a record £45.2 million shooting on location in Scotland in 2014, Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop revealed today.
The record high...
Edinburgh International Book Festival: Ian Stephen and Sara Baume
In Stornoway, says author Ian Stephen, in his soft and sibilant tones, 'people will talk forever about fish'.
He was here in Charlotte Square, still talking...
Scottish Government pledges extra £1m for refugees
First Minister announces funding to help refugees integrate into Scotland.
The work of the taskforce co-ordinating Scotland’s practical response to the humanitarian crisis in southern...
What’s On in Edinburgh this week
Art is everywhere this week, from the Abbeyhill Colonies to St Margaret's House, WASPS and the Scottish National Gallery, with plenty in between. And...
Sunday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
SUNDAY 6TH SEPTEMBER 2015
Friends of River Almond Walkway Walk: a leisurely walk along the river, pausing at intervals to hear about some of the...
Five things you need to know today!
Southside Community Council
Tour of Britain in Edinburgh
British Military Fitness
Edinburgh Riding of the Marches
Developing The Causey
If you would like to join the proposed new...
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