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Take the tram to Murrayfield

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This weekend is the first of the RBS 6 Nations 2015 games at BT Murrayfield and Edinburgh Trams would like you to know that...

Council sets budget with £22m savings for 2015-16

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The council met on Thursday to approve its spending for the next financial year. The amount of money makes up the revenue budget is £949m which...

COMPETITION – Win tickets to Inspiring Women in Business conference

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  The Inspiring Women in Business conference will be held at The Balmoral on 5 March 2015. Tickets are selling fast but you can win two tickets...

Review: Fifty Shades of Grey (Sam Taylor-Johnson, 2015)

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Echoed breaths and riding crops; stylish nudity and a submissive woman – the caustic ingredients for Sam Taylor-Johnson’s cinematic adaptation of E.L. James’ Fifty...

St Columba’s has a Valentine’s gift for you!

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Poor old St Valentine may be over-commercialised these days; many of us march straight past the supermarket displays of hearts, flowers and pinkness -...

Edinburgh’s No1 luxury hotel teams up with Harvey Nichols

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The Chester Residence launches exclusive Harvey Nichols Pamper Package Five-star hotel, The Chester Residence, has teamed up with Edinburgh’s luxury fashion retailer, Harvey Nichols, to...

School for Social Entrepreneurs offers training and grant funding

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Bank of Scotland and the School for Social Entrepreneurs are calling out to motivated entrepreneurs in Edinburgh and East Central Scotland with a desire...

How to celebrate Valentine’s Day in Edinburgh

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This is the guide for the sweet, the sexy and the downright cynical! Valentine's Day: loved by makers of cards, growers of roses and sellers...

Caledonian Sleeper trail could win you a trip to London

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The new Caledonian sleeper service sets off down the tracks to London in April 2015. There is now a chance for you to win a...

Music – Interview with Prides

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Out of the blue, Prides were asked to play during the Commonwealth Games when their song 'Messiah' was acclaimed as representing the sporting event most appropriately. The...

Letter from Scotland

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Like the Queen of the Celts, Boudica, Nicola Sturgeon rode her chariot into the heart of the establishment in London on Wednesday and told...

Friday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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Snowdrop and Early Spring Walk: join a Garden Guide on a walk to discover the Garden's wonderful collection of specialist snowdrops. You can also...

Thursday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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Cafe Voices: Journey Through Love. At the Centre's monthly storytelling session Wendy Woolfson leads  a journey through the stages of love, inviting the audience...

Five things you need to know today

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Budget meeting Volunteering in the city The Slab Boys are coming! The Big Dinner The Big Screen at Boda Bar Today is a big day at the City Chambers...

Crowds of hopeful tenants gather to land their dream Edinburgh flat

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Cullen Property met with queues of students at the first of their 100 city flat viewings Students from around Edinburgh gathered outside the first of...

Community Opposition to Council Austerity Budget

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Edinburgh residents want to persuade the Council that this year's budget will have a bad effect on services and job. There will be a...

Digital Sentinel becomes third pilot in council’s news scheme

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  The council’s Communities and Neighbourhoods committee agreed on Tuesday to approve the final tranche of the sum of £50,000 set aside for local news...

Wednesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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Creating A Portrait Head: considering Alexander Stoddart's Making History exhibition as a reference point, sculptor Deidre Nicholls will talk about the creation of a...

Five things you need to know today

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Development Management Committee meets today At the Fruitmarket Gallery RSNO competition for young musicians Scottish Fire safety message At the Queen's Hall tonight The council's Development Management Committee is...

Hibs Supporters Association backs share issue

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The Chairman and General Secretary of The Hibernian Supporters Association (HSA) are happy to announce that following a meeting with affiliated branches, HSA are...

Glasgow Film Festival 2015: Still Alice (2015)

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There isn't a critics circle or academy around that have doubted the heart rending latest performance from Julianne Moore. The American actress has, deservedly...

Tuesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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Tiny Tales: Snowdrops and Daffodils. The first signs of spring are in the air, with dewy snowdrops in the garden. Join storyteller Tim Porteous...

Five things you need to know today

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Alcohol and the elderly International Rugby Golfing medal to be sold in Edinburgh Tour the Talbot Rice - in Italian - this lunchtime Devil's Advocate is shortlisted for...

Additional NHS Lothian funding confirmed for next year

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Health Secretary, Shona Robison, has confirmed that NHS Lothian will receive an additional £37.7 million in 2015-16. This brings NHS Lothian’s general allocation increase to...

What’s On In Edinburgh this week

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MONDAY 9TH FEBRUARY 2015 Edinburgh College of Art: Illustrating the last great voyage of discovery. Illustration students recently took a creative journey across Antarctica in...

Monday in Edinburgh – What’s on Today

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Edinburgh College of Art: Illustrating the last great voyage of discovery. Illustration students recently took a creative journey across Antarctica in an exciting collaboration...

Five things you need to know today Edinburgh

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St James Quarter Government proposed Cities Convention Whisky Tasting at The Balmoral To Kill a Mockingbird EdinburghReportage   The development at St James Quarter is still awaiting planning permission. It...

Rugby – France v Scotland

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Gutsy Scots come up short in Paris. Scotland suffered an agonising defeat to France for the second year in a row, after five Camille Lopez...

Call for sports to be shown on free TV

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Jamie Hepburn, Minister for Sport, Health Improvement and Mental Health, has today called for key sporting events to be guaranteed for broadcast on free to...

Ian Murray calls for support for his Job Creation bill

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Scottish Labour’s Shadow Business Minister, Ian Murray MP, is calling on MPs from all parties to back the immediate devolution of job creating powers...

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