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How to make 2015 extra healthy
Three Things to Make Your 2015 Extra Healthy!
The focus of New Years' resolutions (now long forgotten) and morning-after 'never again's' the world over, forging...
What’s On In Edinburgh 20th-26th April 2015
MONDAY 20TH APRIL 2015
Ginny Elston: The Ruler and The Realm. Ginny Elston seeks to stage a new experience of space through immersing herself in...
Sunday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Filmhouse Junior: films for a younger audience. This week: Paddington (PG): a young Peruvian bear travels to the city in search of a home...when he...
Free trials to beat your allergies
Scotland’s only Salt Cave, located in Edinburgh, is offering all new clients free trials and 10 treatments for the price of five during Allergy...
Edinburgh College student wins Floris Books prize
An Edinburgh College student has won the people’s choice award in a competition to design a children’s book cover for city publisher Floris Books.
The Kelpies...
Scotland’s Festival of Museums
Museums and galleries across east and central Scotland are getting ready to take part in Scotland’s annual Festival of Museums, a nationwide programme of...
Saturday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Edinburgh Steiner School Bike Sale: second-hand adult and child bikes, trikes, scooters, bike seats, tag-a-longs, cycling accessories, etc. Come along to buy or sell:...
Five things you need to know today
Corstorphine Hill
New app for the buses
Hayfever advice
Plastic bag charge raises £1m
Tomorrow's big match
You can climb the Corstorphine Hill Tower which is open tomorrow...
Letter from Scotland
Scotland is in mourning for a fine Lady who has gone missing, presumed dead.The faithful female osprey, named Lady, has failed return to the...
Five things you need to know today
All Media Scotland
Golfing for Barnardo's
Scottish Electorate on the rise
World Heritage Day
Exam Stress
A new, free source of news about Edinburgh has been launched by a...
Friday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Martin Scorsese Presents Masterpieces of Polish Cinema: a season of films curated by Scorsese, all screened in pristine digital restorations. Today: Night Train (Pociag) (12A) (In...
Scottish Press Awards – Daily Record scoop the pool
The Scottish Press Awards took place last night at the Radisson Blu Hotel on Argyle Street. Everywhere you looked there was somebody who looked...
allmediascotland sets up a new Edinburgh Twitter account
A new, free source of news about Edinburgh has been launched by a long-established Scottish website that helps organisations to connect with the media.
The...
Edinburgh International Science Festival – Robert Llewellyn is on his way
Cult comedy legend Robert Llewellyn is on his way to the Edinburgh International Science Festival as part of an unprecedented automotive adventure to travel the length and breadth...
REVIEW – James Bay at Queen’s Hall
It propels the latest one-hit-making, slightly distinguishable individual into an award that pretty much nobody wants: it's the Critics' Choice award. Yet, funnily enough,...
Bella Hardy to appear at the 2015 Dumfries and Galloway Arts Festival
Ingenious singer-songwriter, Bella Hardy, will play at the 2015 Dumfries and Galloway Arts Festival as part of her new album tour of the UK.
The...
Thursday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Flat Six @ Electric Circus. A fun night celebrating upcoming Scottish talent, with young bands and musicians (Flat Six, Colour Trap, Menage a Trois,...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh International Science Festival - Mini Maker Faire
Big Hullabaloo at Hula
Scottish Press Awards
Illegal Jacks
Timebank Temptations Choir
The Mini Maker Faire is a celebration of maker culture...
Edinburgh is Cuckoo for cakes
Cuckoo’s Bakery to open second city centre shop
Cuckoo’s Bakery opens its second Edinburgh store, in Bruntsfield, this Saturday 18th April 2015, at 10am. The expansion follows...
Cannes 2015: Emmanuelle Bercot’s La Tête haute to open festival’s 68th edition
For the first time in its 68 year history, the Festival de Cannes has selected a film directed by a female as their prestigious...
New boss for YMCA Edinburgh
YMCA Edinburgh has appointed Emma Brown as their new Chief Executive who takes over from Kerry Reilly.
Reilly became the new National General Secretary of YMCA...
Savour Festival will be back in July
Savour Festival bills itself as the ultimate foodie fair.
Brought to you by Sharon Wilson, the founder of the institution that is Bite magazine, Savour celebrates...
Hearts Hit by Triple Blow
Hearts were hit with a triple-whammy today with the news that three regular first-team players will miss the rest of the season.
Goalkeeper Neil Alexander...
Newington Library reopens with paper sculptures ‘set free’
Newington Library has been closed since January for building work but today the building was reopened to the public with a visit from the...
Vintage Trail guide – helping you to go retro
Edinburgh Council has just launched a new Vintage Trail guide which you can read here. The guide, which is packed with over 100 businesses including...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh College student wins UK photography competition
Colouring in for adults
Wester Hailes Community Council meeting
Pitch to Rich
Hub Awards open now
An Edinburgh College student has won the...
Wednesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Rhymetime: songs and tunes for young children and their parents and carers. 11-11.30am or 2-2.30pm today and every Wednesday, Newington Library, Fountainhall Road.
Visually impaired tour...
Run away to Portobello and join the circus
If a new social enterprise's crowdfunding campaign is successful there will soon be a circus academy in Portobello. Edinburgh's Centre for Circus Arts wants to be...
#GE2015 Election Hustings in Wester Hailes
There will be an Election Hustings Meeting for Edinburgh South West on Wednesday 22 April 2015 at 6.30- 8.30pm in WHALE Arts Agency 30 Westburn...
Free swimming with Edinburgh Leisure for one more week
Edinburgh Leisure is offering free swimming for Primary School children this Easter break.
We're happy to announce that thanks to funding from the City...
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