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Learner drivers – win a car from Arnold Clark!
Young and learner drivers across the UK are being offered the chance to win a brand new car, thanks to an innovative safety initiative. The...
Athletics – Sainsbury’s British Championships – Day 3
Elite Scots come away from Brum with UK titles.
Lynsey Sharp (800m), Eilidh Child (400m hurdles) and Laura Muir (1500m) all won their respective titles...
Man knocked down by tram at Lochside Avenue
A man has been knocked down by a tram earlier this afternoon in an incident at Lochside Avenue
A spokesman for Edinburgh Trams said:
“We can confirm...
TERLive! Monday in Edinburgh
Hey it's MONDAY! What are you up to today? Still wishing it was the weekend?
If you have an event going on today or later...
Monday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Pioneering a New Art in Russia: in the first three decades of the 20th century, the Russian Avant-Garde made an outstanding contribution to Western...
Five things you need to know today
The Edinburgh Reporter Live blog is on today
Hopetoun Honey Ice Cream
Planning matters
Forth Bridge
EdinburghReportage - the view from your deckchair....
Join in with our LiveBlog running...
St James Quarter – you say sandstone, I say limestone…
Anyone who has ever read a title deed relating one of the buildings that makes up Edinburgh's New Town knows that precise guidelines were laid down...
Exercise is good for you….
Contributed by Gail Hutchison ANutr – Food and Health Development Worker at Edinburgh Community Food
Physical activity is a really important part of our health...
Five cultural sites added to World Heritage List
As well as our very own Forth Bridge the World Heritage Committee this morning approved the inscription of four other cultural sites on the World...
What’s On in Edinburgh this week
Art, drama, books, films - and lots of gardening - this week. If you see yourself as the next Jimmy Hendrix, The Voodoo Rooms...
Hurrah for the Forth Bridge!
The World Heritage Committee has officially announced today in Bonn that The Forth Bridge has been inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The world-famous bridge...
Sunday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Art Makers - July: join the Art Makers Club and make your own masterpieces, with artists Tessa Asquith Lamb and Louise Fraser. For ages 4-12 years. 2-4pm, Scottish National Gallery,...
Five things you need to know today
Lauriston Castle
Northfield and Willowbrae
Inverleith Neighbourhood Partnership
Edinburgh International Film Festival
Meadows Barbecues and the danger of fire
Visitors to Lauriston Castle will be treated to an adventure...
Athletics – Sainsbury’s British Championships – Day 2
Mixed fortunes for Scots on Day 2
Day 2 of the Sainsbury's British Athletics Championships in Birmingam was a mix of qualifying rounds and finals, depending...
Honorary doctorate from University of Edinburgh for Gordon Aikman
In a speech to medical graduates from Edinburgh University, MND patient and campaigner Gordon Aikman made a heartfelt call for them to be the...
MSP in Trolley Dash!
On Thursday morning at Tesco's Broughton Road store, MSP Sarah Boyack took part in a trolley dash round the aisles. This was a treasure hunt...
Saturday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
It's in the Bag: rhymes, drama, creative games and puppets from this award-winning company, with lots of well-loved Scottish songs throughout! There will be...
Five things you need to know today
Police Box Festival
Bikes on trams
Students fix the Seabird Centre's robot
Pavement Parking
Fundraising at Castlebrae Glebe
Today and tomorrow you can get along to the Police Box...
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Tennis finals today at Craiglockhart
Pick your own fruit
At Dalkeith Country Park
Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival
New face at The Real Mary King's Close
Over 300 of the most promising...
Friday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Craigmillar Community Arts Family Fun Afternoon and All-Weather Picnic: a fun afternoon of food, traditional games and art workshops - an early celebration of...
Suspicious Minds
The other day the present Mrs Smith and I staggered out of the gym at Edinburgh’s Ocean Terminal (yes, dear reader, the gym –...
Real Junk Food comes to Musselburgh
Loretto Junior School recently organised a feast that they hope will be just the start of an exciting new Real Junk Food venture.
The school handed...
MSP blogs – Sarah Boyack campaigns for decent access to Waverley Station
Contributed by Sarah Boyack MSP.
Last month I had the chance to raise the concerns of constituents to demand better access to Waverley Station at...
Edinburgh food specialists appointed as inspection providers
Farm assurance specialists Acoura have been appointed by The Pasture-Fed Livestock Association (PFLA) as inspection provider for their Pasture for Life certification scheme.
Their aim...
Thursday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Water of Leith Conservation Trust: River Dipping. Get into the river for this favourite activity! 2pm, Water of Leith Conservation Trust, 24 Lanark Road. £4...
Five things you need to know today
St James Quarter
Royal Week
At the Compass Gallery
Jacobean Miniatures at The Scottish National Gallery
Edinburgh student wins cash prize on graduation
TH Real Estate has been granted...
Forth Bridges Festival 2015 takes a step back in time
Family Fun Weekend to step back in time and celebrate 125 years of the Forth Bridge as part of Forth Bridges Festival 2015
Vintage lovers across...
Edinburgh International Film Festival shows off latest Disney Pixar blockbuster
The Edinburgh International Film Festival has a proud tradition of showcasing films from around the world, from short films to future blockbuster; literally every taste...
Edinburgh surveyor appointed chairman of RICS Scotland
RICS Scotland has announced the appointment of Ian McKee (FRICS FCABE) as its 2015-2016 Chairman.
McKee, Managing Director of GLM, a leading Edinburgh-based building surveying...
Jawbone Arch should return to The Meadows in the autumn
The City of Edinburgh Council appointed Nicolas Boyes Conservators to undertake the careful removal of the Jawbone Arch in July 2014. The bones are...
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