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A Friday morning at Castlebrae Community High School
Castlebrae Community High School in Craigmillar was threatened with closure until the Save the Brae group got into full swing in March 2013 and...
Is the ‘sad clown’ image myth or reality?
The myth of the sad clown is a pervasive and enduring one, but is there any truth to it? Robin Ince, comedian and broadcaster,...
Skoogmusic is crowdfunding!
University of Edinburgh spin-out transitions from education to mainstream with the launch of the Skoog 2.0
Having spent the last four years exporting their products...
Celebrating Jaco: The Music of Jaco Pastorius – SNJO at The Queen’s Hall
The name of Jaco Pastorius is legendary in the jazz world; one of the few musicians who can be recognised by their first name...
Review: The Kite Runner at King’s Theatre
Khaled Hosseini's acclaimed tale of guilt and salvaging redemption through the eyes of Afghan children, The Kite Runner, has had its fair share of...
Veritas Italian Restaurant Stockbridge
Veritas on Deanhaugh Street is as authentic an Italian restaurant you will find in Edinburgh. Located just along from the bridge and down a...
Free Wifi in Muirhouse
Muirhouse Millennium Community Centre could be added to your free WiFi Spots in Edinburgh.
Our Address is 7 Muirhouse Medway EH4 4RW.
Thank you on behalf...
The Gang Show is back
Hurry to get your tickets as this show is usually a sell-out! This year the annual Edinburgh Gang Show will be not only the...
Unemployment falls across Scotland
The First Minister the Rt Hon Alex Salmond called what may be his penultimate press conference in the position this morning at Bute House...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Edinburgh College needs new board members
Concert - with added Rankin
Register your primary school child now for 2015
The Traverse Theatre needs your Skye Terrier!
Summerhall Christmas...
VIDEO – Wojtek the Bear is back in town
Look out for the Wojtek the Bear bus which was unveiled this afternoon by the Lord Provost the Rt Hon Donald Wilson and which...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Free pick up for rubbish on Wednesday
Taekwondo
New Waitrose store
Musselburgh Racecourse to undergo improvements
The Gang Show
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Over 600 athletes from seventeen nations are converging on the...
McLaren 2014 project
The centenary of pioneering animator, artist, and musician Norman McLaren has been marked by the Centre for the Moving Image (CMI) in conjunction with...
Historic Scotland in ticket giveaway
Some of Scotland’s best known heritage attractions will be giving away thousands of free tickets to people who pre-register online as part of this...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Planning for national summit
Cycle paths
Tai Chi
National Trust for Scotland looking for a new boss
At The Queen's Hall tonight
Children and young people from all...
What is natural capital?
The council's Corporate Policy and Strategy Committee met earlier this week and decided to become a member of the Scottish Forum on Natural Capital,...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Remembrance Sunday - First Minister to lay wreath in Edinburgh
Legion Scotland's Edinburgh parade
Hearts remember at Haymarket
Roads around Portobello
Teenage Book Group
First Minister Alex...
Letter from Scotland
I have in my hand a half-penny minted in 1914. It’s worn and faded, almost black with age, but you can still see King...
Muirhouse Photography Group
A new photography group is starting up in Edinburgh this morning at 10.30.
You don't even need a camera as you will be able to...
Scott Monument lit up red this weekend
As Remembrance Day draws closer the city has illuminated one of its iconic monuments in red in tribute to those who fought in the...
Stan Douglas at The Fruitmarket Gallery
There's a hotel with mysterious occupants; a group of run-down clapboard houses dominated by a junk company; a film about childhood terror - these...
Poppy Bus on the city streets this weekend
Lothian Buses have painted one of their fleet poppy red in honour of the war dead. The Poppy Bus entered service yesterday ahead of Remembrance...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Broomhouse Centre in People's Millions final
Mark Lazarowicz challenging government on fracking
New Post Office now open in Princes Mall
Stained Glass project
Ready for cold weather
The Broomhouse...
Advocate’s Close development wins architectural award
A redevelopment of the historic Advocate’s Close designed by Morgan McDonnell Architecture has been awarded the RIAS Andrew Doolan Best Building in Scotland Award...
Edinburgh Zoo inspired Christmas ad campaign
You may have seen the cute penguin based Christmas ad which is designed to promote John Lewis this gift-buying time, but now we know...
Government panel to decide on school closures
Candidates are being sought for a new independent panel to make final decisions on school closure proposals called in by Ministers.
Applications are now open...
Take a tram to the rugby this weekend
Rugby fans heading to watch Scotland in the viagogo Autumn Tests 2014 this weekend are being advised to take note of traffic and travel...
Look up The Gazette to find your war hero
If you have a family member who fought in the First World War then you might be able to find out more about him...
Cost of Christmas is a ‘bit deer’ in Ratho and Currie
Christmas is a great time for kindling community spirit around a brightly lit Christmas tree put up in a central location in a neighbourhood....
Tram Inquiry – powers increased to combat lack of cooperation
The Deputy First Minister announced earlier today that she has instructed that the Edinburgh Tram Inquiry is given additional powers to compel witnesses and...
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