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Urban Union appoint a new finance director

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Craig Kidd has been appointed to the newly created role of Finance Director for the growing specialist regeneration company Urban Union. Taking up post this...

Tuesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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Beauty Pre-Designed: Gallery Tour and Workshop. Beauty By Design exhibition project partners Mal Burkinshaw (ECA) and Dr Jill Burke (University of Edinburgh) invite you to...

Five things you need to know today

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Virgin East Coast reexamined Get rid of your unwanted stuff for free Scottish Business Awards Café of the month Award Signs of Spring down Leith The Competition and Markets...

Happy St Patrick’s Day!

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Wishing you all a Happy St Patrick's Day today wherever you are, but here in Edinburgh several of our buildings are being lit up...

New Curator of Engagement takes up post at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern...

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The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art is delighted to announce that Mairi Lafferty has been appointed to the role of The Daskalopoulos Curator...

Ed’s Easy Diner goes gluten free

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An American style diner which has just recently arrived in Edinburgh has launched a GF accredited gluten-free menu – meaning people with coeliac disease can...

Guerlain Spa at the Waldorf Astoria has an Easter treat for you

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If eating lots of chocolate at Easter isn’t your thing, then head to the UK’s only Guerlain Spa.  Located within Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh –...

The WS Orchestra to stage a first this week

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The WS Orchestra presents THE GREAT WAR – A COMMEMORATION IN WORDS AND MUSIC SPONSORED BY HBJ AND URQUHARTS At the Signet Library, Parliament Square on 19 MARCH 2015 at...

High flying students win award

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Edinburgh Napier students showed off their business acumen by running an airline and making huge profits while doing so. No don't check the calendar,...

Writing women of science back into history

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Female scientists and engineers at Edinburgh Napier University learned how to edit Wikipedia to ensure that women in scientific fields get their rightful place...

Roxburgh begins annual fundraising on Red Nose Day

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The Roxburghe Hotel began its annual fundraising drive with a day of Comic Relief fun on Friday. Staff at the Charlotte Square hotel made their faces funny for...

Look after your health this Easter

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NHSScotland remind you of the need to ensure you are ready for the holiday time by taking a few simple steps. Their campaign character...

Monday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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In Focus: A Major Masterpiece - David Hockney's Rocky Mountains and Tired Indians. David Hockney's Rocky Mountains and Tired Indians was painted exactly 50...

Five things you need to know today Edinburgh

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Coffee and Science Something funny for Monday Imaginate Festival 2015 Register Early for the Push Games Masters at the Museum   Learn about coffee during the Edinburgh International Science Festival....

The inevitability of independence according to the University of Edinburgh

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New research from the University of Edinburgh suggests that most people in the UK now believe Scotland will become an independent country and eventually...

New freebie exchange for your unwanted household goods

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A few weeks ago a resident contacted North Edinburgh Community News when they witnessed a couple dumping what appeared to be a house full of...

Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art – Blake to Breton

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SURREAL ROOTS: FROM WILLIAM BLAKE TO ANDRÉ BRETON Rare copies of publications by revolutionary writers and artists William Blake, Lewis Carroll and the Marquis de...

What’s On In Edinburgh this week

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MONDAY 16TH MARCH 2015 In Focus: A Major Masterpiece - David Hockney's Rocky Mountains and Tired Indians. David Hockney's Rocky Mountains and Tired Indians was...

New burger restaurant in Frederick Street

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Meat The Boozy Cow in Edinburgh Be introduced to a new style of dining in a funky, edgy, urban environment Cows | Chicks | ‘N’...

Sunday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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Bags of Art: cool and creative fun with artists Tessa Asquith Lamb and Louise Fraser. For ages 4-12. 2-4pm, Scottish National Gallery of Modern...

Five things you need to know today

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Eco learning at Holy Rood High School Willow wins COSLA Gold award Green Gym at the Calders Poetry for Maggie's Cycling event at Ingliston today Connor Murdoch, chair of...

North Edinburgh News Cooperative family snaps

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The North Edinburgh News Cooperative, made up of Tenants and Residents in Muirhouse (TRIM), North Edinburgh Community News and The Edinburgh Reporter, held its...

Imaginate Festival programme out now!

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Bouncing, bopping, blue-grass and the power of the spoken word Imaginate Festival launches its 2015 programme The Imaginate Festival, Scotland’s international festival of performing arts for...

Saturday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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Big Ears, Little Ears Family Concerts with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra: two very special family concerts with a small ensemble from the SCO, for...

Five things you need to know today

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North Edinburgh News Cooperative - Mother's Day event Development at Hermitage Golf Course Spring clean for Barnardo's  It's Good 2 Give Arctic Trek Best buses The Edinburgh Reporter...

Photography tips for cold days

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Planning on some cold day jaunts with your camera? There’s plenty of cold weather advice on the web, but the in-house landscape adventurers at SmugMug, the world’s largest independent photo sharing website, offered...

Are you ready to be in the movies?

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Open Casting in Edinburgh on Saturday 21 March 2015 Next weekend there will be an opportunity for people to get involved in a number of film and television...

Cycling – ScottishPower National Youth Racing Series begins this weekend at Ingliston

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The best young cyclists in Scotland will begin the long pedal for medals on Sunday when the 2015 ScottishPower National Youth Racing Series gets underway...

First inspector of Crematoria appointed

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The Scottish Government has appointed Scotland’s first Inspector of Crematoria. Robert Swanson QPM will take up the post of HM Inspector of Crematoria for Scotland,...

Photography exhibition showing off the human side of Ukraine

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An Edinburgh College photography student is staging an exhibition of images she shot of Ukrainian rebel fighters and refugees while covering the conflict as...

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