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New VisitScotland campaign on show at Edinburgh Airport
New posters have been unveiled this weekend at Edinburgh Airport to welcome back homeward bound travellers and welcome visitors. The new imagery shows off...
What’s On in Edinburgh this week
Please remember to check with the venue before setting out to any event, as last minute changes do happen!
MONDAY 25TH MAY 2015
Cameo Toddler Time:...
Namesakes doubled up for Waverley Care
Two of Waverley Care’s key corporate supporters have discovered that they share more than their choice of charity.
Adam Knight, General Manager of Edinburgh Playhouse...
The week at Westminster
The UK Parliament is very new, so new in fact that the Queen's Speech has still to be heard which it will be this...
Sunday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Scotland Open Gardens: Belhaven Hill School with Belhaven House. Originally called Winterfield House, the school has retained the formal garden in front of the...
Five things you need to know today
Canonmills Bridge
Planning applications of the week
Last chance to see
Film in the City
Hidden Door
The owners of the buildings where Earthy stands on Canonmills Bridge have...
The Princess Royal opens First World War Centenary Wood
HRH The Princess Royal officially opened Scotland’s First World War Centenary Wood in the Pentland Hills near Edinburgh, unveiling a stone structure created as...
Get ready for Film in the city this summer
Films are big in Edinburgh this June with the Edinburgh International Film Festival taking place between 17 & 28 June and now some free...
Saturday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Edinburgh Spy Week: Secrecy in the Modern World. A day of events following the diverse forms of secrecy that shape the modern world:
(1) 1-2pm: Secret...
Five things you need to know today
Act of Remembrance at Rosebank Cemetery
Pilmeny Youth Project
Lady Haig's Poppy Factory
Lothian Buses appoint new directors
Travelshop closed for refurbishment
There will be a service at Rosebank...
Letter from Scotland
The Church of Scotland found itself this week on the devil horns of a dilemma. No, I’m not referring to ministers in same-sex marriages...
James Runcie: my work is where death and comedy meet
James Runcie has just been stuck in the lift at Blackwell's - 'The calm preparation has gone'. Except of course it hasn't; without missing a...
News from Councillor Maureen Child
Councillor Maureen Child represents Portobello/Craigmillar and she has written this column for us with news from the East of Edinburgh.
This is our Portobello & Craigmillar...
George Heriot’s School pipers answer the call
Brodie Watson-Massey (left) and Paul Christie (right) of George Heriot’s School Pipe Band will be playing at The Scottish-American WW1 Memorial Day Service at...
Quintinshill Rail Disaster – 100 Years On
Photo: Electric Edwardians
One hundred years ago the worst accident in British railway history occurred at Quintinshill, near Gretna Green in the Scottish borders....
Friday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
01Bookbug: songs, rhymes and stories for pre-school children and their parents and carers. 10.30am today and every Friday (and Tuesday), Muirhouse Library, Pennywell Court....
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh MPs
Saughton Park Garden Party
Karaoke in the Kirkgate
Orchestra
Fringe matters
Our five Edinburgh MPs all now have their positions and 'specialist subjects' for the start...
EDfest.com launches their programme for 2015
All you need to know is that between the 5th and 31st of August this year you could have the time of your life...
Hidden Door Secret Courtyard features ‘Sunset Song’ inspired installation
A much loved, leaky old caravan has been transformed into an intriguing art installation for this year’s Hidden Door Festival, thanks to inspiration from...
Hard Rock Cafe in big burger giveaway
Hard Rock Cafe Edinburgh today shut down Parliament Square on the Royal Mile as it gave away free Local Legendary Burgers from its limited...
Rail strike called off
The RMT rail union, representing some almost 16,000 rail workers, has announced it will suspend industrial action planned for the beginning of next week.
With...
Johnnie Walker Blue Label unveils Edinburgh City Edition bottle
What could be better than a dram of whisky in this fair city? Well an Edinburgh special edition whisky of course!
This June, Johnnie Walker...
Thursday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
01Bookbug Week: to celebrate this annual event - for which this year's theme is Bookbug's Big Bedtime Story - there will be a special...
Five things you need to know today
National Waiters Day
Possible rail strike
Help to deliver Sals Shoes 00
Royal Highland Show
Bikepacking at the Edinburgh Festival of Cycling
The team at an Edinburgh hotel...
Scottish Water turn the taps back on in Bruntsfield
Scottish Water have told us everything is now fixed at Bruntsfield:
Following disruption to water supplies in the Bruntsfield area, repairs have now been completed...
Update for Bruntsfield residents from Scottish Water
Following the spectacular scenes at Holy Corner yesterday evening when a water hydrant burst, Scottish Water have told us what is happening there this...
Scottish Opera to stage seven operas in their new season
Scottish Opera has just announced details of its new season, when it promises drama, romance, fairy-tale and comedy in its seven powerful operas.
A talented cast and...
Edinburgh restaurant to welcome Youth Minister
Annabelle Ewing MSP, the Minister for Youth and Women’s Employment, will visit Sylvesters restaurant today to meet up with the owner and with sous chef...
Cyrenians get living wage status
Cyrenians, the charity which is committed to supporting those excluded from family, home, work or community, has been awarded living wage status.
The charity has 110...
Wednesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Royal Blind Pub Quiz: the legendary quiz makes its comeback! Pit your wits against Guru Gary; prizes and raffle too! For over-18s only. 6.30pm,...
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