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Boys Brigade to beat the retreat this weekend
200 young people from The Boys’ Brigade will be joined by the Brigade President, Lord Griffiths of Burry Port for the 58th Boys’ Brigade...
VE Day celebrations in Edinburgh
The Lord Provost Donald Wilson will visit residents of the Erskine Edinburgh care home later today to join celebrations marking 70 years since the end...
#GE2015 Edinburgh results welcomed by SNP
There are 650 MPs elected to the UK government from seats across four countries. 533 in England, 59 in Scotland. 40 in Wales and...
Friday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
The Play Talk Read Bus is in Edinburgh this week: enjoyable learning and fun for pre-school children and their parents and carers. There are games...
Five things you need to know today
The aftermath of the General Election
Today's Exams
Car Boot Sale
Murrayfield Community Council AGM
Something for Monday
The Edinburgh Reporter has been at the Edinburgh Election Count all...
Urbane Art Gallery – another first
Another first for Urbane Art Gallery
Urbane Art Gallery in Edinburgh is featuring one of the world’s best known light painting artists Janne Parviainen in...
Edinburgh businesses encouraged to get good vibes
Businesses in Edinburgh are invited to pick up ideas from environmental champions Soilutions Ltd at a special event to celebrate the launch of the...
Four new MPs for Edinburgh in massive SNP swing
Five people now represent the five constituencies in Edinburgh, but they are not the same five who represented the city in the last parliament....
TERLive! General Election 2015 Results from Edinburgh
The SNP are predicted to get more MPs elected to Westminster than ever before. We all know this is the prediction of almost every...
Free tennis lessons for beginners this weekend
One year of free tennis lessons is on offer in St Margaret’s Park, Corstorphine starting Saturday 9th May 2.30pm – 4.30pm for 50 weeks
National...
Fire at Dundee Street flat this morning
Two residents of a flat in Dundee Street got a rude awakening in the early hours this morning when a fire was discovered.
Crews from...
Queen Margaret’s Academies programme is a big success
Scotland’s leading youth employment initiatives have been highlighted as examples of excellence, as part of a major €2.3m European study.
Led by Queen Margaret University...
COMPETITION – Win £100 to spend at M&S here!
To celebrate their Big Beach Clean-Up event at Cramond Beach, M&S has teamed up with The Edinburgh Reporter to give one lucky reader the...
Awards ceremony for Castlebrae pupils this morning
School pupils have put down their pencils in favour of builders’ tools to give Sandy’s Community Centre a new path as part of Castlebrae...
It’s polling day!
So today's the day. In 59 constituencies across Scotland it is expected that record numbers of voters will cast their vote for the party...
Yarn bombing speaks out against student flats
The yarn bomb in this photo says "more social housing fewer bl**dy students" .
It's a development being built on the site of the former...
Thursday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Plenty of events to take your mind off you-know-what today! Follow our Election coverage from EICC later today here.
The Wee One: writer/performer Philip Rainford's...
Five things you need to know today
Today's the Day!
At the Portrait Gallery
Today's Exams
At the Fruitmarket Gallery
Edinburgh's retail figures
After months of campaigning the day has finally arrived. Today is the day...
#GE2015 Edinburgh’s Westminster constituencies
It can be a little confusing wondering which constituency you live in, especially in Edinburgh city centre where all the boundaries seem to meet.
Here is the...
Thursday Night’s Tradfest: Soundhouse with Mollie O’Brien and Rich Moore
'Mollie O'Brien's voice, with its seemingly limitless range, is the perfect vehicle for this eclectic set of songs. Rich Moore's crisp harmonies and guitar...
Edinburgh College to light up the city!
An initiative by Edinburgh College promises to light up the city for two months!
The Let’s Glow festival will give Edinburgh the chance to enjoy performances...
Open day on site of former distillery this weekend
There is to be an open day this weekend at the Lochrin Basin when archaeologists and whisky enthusiasts might mix it up at the...
Wednesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Bookbug: for young children and their parents and carers. 10.30-11am, Oxgangs Library, 343 Oxgangs Road North. Also at same times on Friday 8th and...
Five things you need to know today
Parliament to debate crisis of Mediterranean migrants
Today's exams
May Planning committee
Balerno Community Council
Dark Horse at the Cameo
Today in Holyrood the parliament will debate what is...
Digital news growth shown in recent study
As many as 76% of all UK residents now consume their news digitally, a recent study has revealed.
Online is playing a greater part in the way...
Tuesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Leith School of Art Open Days: visit the school to hear about its courses and see the students in action. Short presentations will be...
Five things you need to know today
Assisted Suicide Bill
Exams today
EdinburghReportage
Wear sunscreen
Edinburgh International Jazz & Blues Festival
The Scottish Government's Health and Sport Committee has issued a report on the Assisted...
Edinburgh Schools in the finals of the Scottish Education Awards
Four Edinburgh schools and an educational support worker have been selected as finalists at this year’s Scottish Education Awards. There is some competition for these...
Monday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Re-Union Canal Boats History Cruise: find out more about the history of the Union Canal. How, why and when was it built, what was...
Five things you need to know today
General Election 2015
Planning application in Tennant Street
Karine Polwart at the Usher Hall
'Harnessing People Power' event this month
Edinburgh-based artist at Open Eye Gallery
Only three days...
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