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Cancer roadshow at Cameron Toll on Wednesday
Nine of out ten people will survive bowel cancer if it’s detected early
Shoppers heading to Cameron Toll in Edinburgh on Wednesday will be targeted...
Scottish BAFTA nomination for Screen Education Edinburgh
Screen Education Edinburgh's first drama produced under their production arm Screen Productions, COLOURS, has been nominated for Best Short Film at this year’s British...
Edinburgh Direct Aid knitathon
Knitting groups - in cafes, libraries, on-line – are multiplying these days, as the therapeutic and creative value of knitting, and broader ranges of...
The case for devolving Air Passenger Duty
The SNP welcomed a joint submission by Scotland’s three main airports to the Smith Commission, calling for Air Passenger Duty (APD) to be devolved...
Hearts to Implement the Living Wage
The Ann Budge era at Hearts may be in its infancy but the owner of Edinburgh’s oldest and most successful football club has already...
Sarah Boyack to stand in Labour leadership contest
Lothians MSP Sarah Boyack has announced that she is a candidate in the contest for Scottish Labour leader. She is the first to enter the race...
Lynne McNicoll receives good citizenship award
The Sir William Y Darling Bequest for Good Citizenship for 2013/14 has been awarded to Lynne McNicoll in recognition for her work with It’s Good...
The Scottish International Storytelling Festival 2014: Witches Brew
Witches will be much in evidence at the end of this week. Adults and children alike will be dressing up in all manner of...
Spartans trio shortlisted for SWPL Awards
A trio of Spartans Women have made the shortlist for the 2014 SWPL Awards, where players and managers are recognised by their fellow footballing friends...
Will the lights go out in Scotland this winter?
There were media reports earlier today that the lights could go out in the UK for the first time since the power cuts of...
Recruitment company celebrates second anniversary
Sanderson, the UK’s largest independent IT and change recruitment organisation, has celebrated a successful second year of operations in Scotland.
The business, which specialises in...
Women’s Rugby : Oban blown away by Broughton
Broughton Women blew away Oban Ladies 56-22 at a blustery Wardie Playing Fields on Sunday to earn a place in the hat for the...
Lucky car winner gives prize away
When lucky Gregg Nicolson won a SEAT Mii Toca in a radio competition it was his wife Rachael who proved to be the real...
Council to take action on illegal parking
Following a move by Green Group transport spokesman, Nigel Bagshaw, the council is to look at new ways of controlling parking in the city....
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Transport & Environment Committee
Tenants panel
Trick or Treat?
Postcard from Paris
Castlebrae High School Newsletter
Today there is a meeting of the Transport and Environment Committee at...
The Scottish International Storytelling Festival: From The Pacific Coast
Dawne McFarlane first visited Vancouver Island over 25 years ago. Coming from Toronto, she had hardly seen the sea before - but now she...
Scottish Muscle Group Meeting in Edinburgh
Patients and families affected by muscular dystrophy or a related condition come together in Edinburgh
When: Saturday 15 November 2014 from 2pm to 4pm
Where: Scottish...
Get your Halloween pumpkin from Apeeling fruit bouquets
So it's Halloween on Friday and you need the perfect pumpkin for your window at home or to display in your shop. We have...
Nominations for Scottish Labour leader open today
Following Johann Lamont's sensational resignation from the leadership of Scottish Labour, many political commentators suggest the party is in disarray.
Candidates for leadership will be invited to...
South African Jazz comes to Edinburgh
You don’t need a degree in Social Anthropology from Cambridge University to play jazz but it certainly helped pianist and composer Philip Clouts.
South Africa-born...
Council to run new scheme to help the homeless
When you visit any city and see homeless people begging on the streets it cannot be anything other than a statement about the city...
Kyloe Cow must be Re-MOOved
The latest in the moo-ving story of the Kyloe Cow is that the appeal by owners Signature Pub Group to Scottish Ministers has failed....
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Scottish Government prepare for Amber Alert
For the Fallen
Mohammed Asghar
Capital Voices Choir
Teapot Trust
Transport Minister Keith Brown chaired a Scottish Government Resilience Room (SGoRR) meeting...
Letter from Scotland
Look at who’s blown in on the wild west winds we’ve been having for the last few days…. 78,970 pink-footed geese, according to the...
Film Review: The Way He Looks (Daniel Ribeiro, 2014)
Modern interpretations of love are rarely subtle. Whether that's the lucid, fantastical erotica of 50 Shades of Grey or the incredible, if wildly explicit...
Incident on Royal Mile – one man detained
The police have issued an update on the incident which took place on the Royal Mile last night which involved police officers on the...
COMPETITION – Win tickets for the darts here!
The Edinburgh Reporter is pleased to bring you a new competition - to win two tickets to the Saturday afternoon opening session of the...
Musselburgh Primary Schools Community Choir are putting on a concert
In what is believed to be the first and largest of its kind in East Lothian, primary and junior school pupils from the Musselburgh...
Meningitis charity urge you to lobby your MP
Steve Dayman MBE who founded a meningitis charity following the death of his baby son says that babies and children are dying or suffering disabilities...
Armed robbery in Duddingston
Police have reported this morning that a Scotmid store in Duddingston was held up by an armed robber last night.
The incident happened around 8.55pm...
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