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Government allocates funding for war memorials
A further twenty war memorials across Scotland will be restored to their former glory after being awarded grants totalling £160,000, First Minister Alex Salmond...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Remembrance poppies at Boroughmuir
Apprenticeships at the Scottish Parliament
City Centre Neighbourhood Partnership
What's on today
Unemployed? - Courses for you
Inspired by artist Paul Cummins’ poppies at the...
Coop Food offer discount to Young Scot
Young Scot, the national youth information and citizenship charity for Scotland, has agreed a major deal with The Co-operative Food to offer Young Scot...
John Lewis Edinburgh gets its own Monty’s Den
From today, John Lewis Edinburgh has become home to Monty’s Den – an interactive and immersive experience which brings the John Lewis 2014 Christmas Advertising campaign...
Junior chef wins award at Scotland’s Modern Apprenticeship Awards
Junior chef trained up in record time at Edinburgh restaurant
Duncan Shaw, junior chef at Edinburgh restaurant Sylvesters, was named Level 2 Apprentice of the...
Mumpreneurs launch new Edinburgh branch
The Mumpreneurs Networking Club launched a new branch of their brand in Edinburgh this week meaning that their network now covers a total of 17...
Scottish Labour Leadership contest – Neil Findlay
Three of the contenders standing for Scottish Labour leader are MSPs representing Lothians constituencies.
Neil Findlay MSP is one of those aiming to be in...
Three Edinburgh projects win Santander awards
Santander announced that three Edinburgh-based social enterprises have won cash awards of £5,000.
The award has been given as part of the bank’s Social Enterprise...
Royal High School pupils from WWI commemorated in local park
The Edinburgh Reporter NEWS Royal High School memorial from Phyllis Stephen on Vimeo.
Councillor Joan Griffiths unveiled a memorial board in Baronscourt Park this morning...
Scottish Labour Leadership contest – Sarah Boyack
The Edinburgh Reporter NEWS Sarah Boyack from Phyllis Stephen on Vimeo.
One of the contenders for the position of Scottish Labour Leader is Lothians MSP...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Edinburgh's Hogmanay
The Edinburgh Reporter Christmas feature
Edinburgh's Christmas
St Andrew's Day Celebrations
Book Week Scotland
Yes we know it's early to be talking about Christmas and Hogmanay but...
Rugby – Scottish Rugby’s Club Sustainability Fund
Scottish Rugby’s Ian Rankin (President) and Nick Rennie (Head of Club Services) are joined by Steven Anderson (sportscotland) Ken Richardson and players from Linlithgow...
Building begins today at Boroughmuir
A sod cutting event to mark the start of construction work at the new Boroughmuir High School in Edinburgh took place this morning. The...
Five things you need to know today
New school for Boroughmuir
Fireworks
Alzheimer Scotland
Red Note's Noisy Nights
Want a letter from Santa?
It's an exciting morning for Boroughmuir High School who will watch the first...
Treat yourself to One Square’s Chocolate Orange Afternoon Tea
One Square is offering a real afternoon delight for you with its Chocolate Orange Afternoon Tea experience.
This indulgent afternoon tea showcases a range of...
The Smith Commission – submissions now closed
All comments to the Commission had to be submitted by 5pm on 31 October 2014.
The Smith Commission reported that they have received over 14,000...
Holyrood Park closed to traffic on Bonfire Night
In common with previous years Historic Scotland who manage Holyrood Park have announced that it will be closed tomorrow evening for Guy Fawkes Night....
Police appeal for help in finding missing woman and child
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for information to help trace a woman and child who have been reported missing in the capital.
Kirsty Watson, 32-years-old,...
The Land Agent – an evening with J David Simons
The Middle East: we see it on television news every night, we are appalled at what we see going on there - but how...
What you ‘oat’ to eat – and a recipe to show you how!
By Chris Mantle Senior Food and Health Development Worker of Edinburgh Community Food
Last month in The Edinburgh Reporter we looked at beans and pulses, often...
Five things you need to know today
Ready for Winter
Garden of Remembrance
Elliott House
Nelson Mandela remembered
Lost Voices
Winter is coming - and the City of Edinburgh Council is getting ready for it.
Salt has...
Some action needed at Broomhouse Primary
Broomhouse Primary School and Nursery Class were both inspected recently and Education Scotland concluded that the school needs some more support and time to...
Home Rule for Scotland launched
The Campaign for Scottish Home Rule was launched yesterday in Edinburgh, claiming to bring together key figures from across Scotland’s political spectrum as well...
New film based on Waverley anniversary
New film marks 200th anniversary of Sir Walter Scott’s historical novel - ‘Waverley’
Queen Margaret University media students, Phillip Ellarby & Fausta Avizienyte, have created...
Major works from National Galleries of Scotland going to America
The National Galleries of Scotland is to send a selection of major works from the national collection to the United States over the next...
Butterflies set off on nationwide tour
A PAPER sculpture honed from a tatty reference book by an anonymous sculptor as part of a headline-grabbing series will tour the country to...
New jobs in North Edinburgh
New homes being built in Pennywell will mean more than 60 new job opportunities, all part of a major job-creating partnership with the City of...
VIDEO – Garden of Remembrance open from today
Our photo shows Frank Murray from Midlothian at the Garden of Remembrance. Mr Murray was in the Royal Engineers.
There was a poignant scene in...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Investment for Royal Edinburgh Campus announced
Viewpoint on Braid Hills
Garden of Remembrance opens today
Forth Road Bridge closure tonight
Five Edinburgh authors win writing competition
Details of a multi-million pound...
Edinburgh South West MP resigns
There might have been little interest outside the capital in the fact that an Edinburgh MP had resigned. But Shadow Chancellor Alistair Darling just...
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