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Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Craighouse Development
Cycle to Work Day
Forth Road Bridge celebrations
Colony of Artists
Ryder Cup
Yesterday the council's Development Management committee decided upon the application by The Craighouse Partnership...
VIDEO – Council approves planning application for Craighouse
The Development Managemnt committee met today for eight hours in the City Chambers to hear both sides of the argument about the development planned...
Edinburgh Riding of the Marches this weekend
The Edinburgh Riding of the Marches is an event that the Lord Provost has described as one of the most visually arresting of his...
Woman reported missing in Edinburgh
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for information to help trace a woman reported missing from Edinburgh.
Yaye Ndoye, was last seen on 23rd and 25th...
Serious assault in Gilmerton Dykes Crescent
A serious assault last night has led to an appeal by Police Scotland for witnesses.
The incident happened between 9.30pm and 9.40pm yesterday in Gilmerton...
Harlaw Hydro – building to start soon
Today is a big day in the development of Edinburgh’s first community owned renewable energy project, located at Harlaw Reservoir near Balerno.
Harlaw Hydro raised...
Scottish Independence Referendum – Nicola Sturgeon’s view
By Nicola Sturgeon, Deputy First Minister
There are only days to go now. On September 18, we’ll have the biggest opportunity in Scotland’s political history....
Scottish Independence Referendum – Danny Alexander’s view
Danny Alexander is LibDem Chief Secretary to the Treasury, a job he has held since 2010. Clearly a Better Together supporter this is his...
Oxgangs Primary School raise their green flag
Oxgangs Primary School gathered out in the playground and in the environmental garden for a short speech and a symbolic green flag raising ceremony...
Five things you need to know today
Craighouse Planning Application
RSNO
Real Nappy Project
Harlaw Hydro
Edinburgh is number 2!
Today the council's Development Management Committee meets for a whole day devoted to one planning application,...
COMPETITION – Win an electric scooter
If you feel like electrifying your ride then we have a fantastic Razor E100 Electric Scooter worth SRP £169.99 for you to win. This funky...
Sunset Song returns to the stage in Edinburgh
REVIVAL OF ACCLAIMED STAGE ADAPTATION OF SCOTLAND’S MOST POPULAR NOVEL OF ALL TIME
David Hutchinson and Phillip Rowntree for Sell A Door Theatre Company in...
Edinburgh Leisure’s Super Saturday
More than twenty fitness classes from Zumba to Bodypump will be part of the Super Saturday event that Edinburgh Leisure are putting on this...
Panda ‘may not be pregnant any longer’
The due date for Edinburgh's much anticipated panda cub has come and gone. Any birth was due on Sunday and nothing has happened.
Iain Valentine,...
Edinburgh restaurants in the Waitrose Good Food Guide
The Good Food Guide, published by Waitrose, has today announced four entries from Edinburgh and nine new entries from all over Scotland in the...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Ceilidhkids start pre-school classes today
Funding opportunities
Edinburgh College Open Day
Public conveniences to be closed?
Walk around Leith
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The City Centre and Leith Neighbourhood Partnership...
Transport for Edinburgh launches pre-paid card
Bus and tram passengers in Edinburgh now have a new way of paying for their journeys, through the new pre-paid smartcard, ‘citysmart’.
Available from 1...
Edinburgh International Festival 2014 – REVIEW – Closing Concert *****
Whether it was modesty, reticence or goodness knows what else, Edinburgh International Festival director – and respected composer – Jonathan Mills had left it...
Forth Bridges Festival – Queensferry Regatta
Photo and words by Donal Ferrie (South Queensferry Rowing Club)
As part of the Forth Bridges Festival, Queensferry Rowing Club in partnership with North Queensferry...
Scottish Independence Referendum – register now!
The referendum is now so close that people who register in the final 24 hours before the deadline could determine the outcome of the vote, Yes...
Two hurt in separate fires over the weekend
Two people suffered slight burns to their hands after attempting to extinguish fires in their kitchens in two separate incidents in Edinburgh yesterday.
One man...
Scottish Independence Referendum – Rainbow Paper out now
Yes LGBT launched its Rainbow Paper outlining how independence will deliver greater equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people in Scotland.
The campaign group say Westminster control is holding...
Edinburgh International Festival 2014 – REVIEW – Delusion of the Fury *****
Quadrangularis Reversum, Cloud-Chamber Bowls, Belly Drums, Spoils of War: even just the names of the outlandish instruments invented and constructed by American maverick composer...
Dalry Primary School have a new playground
MAX THE RABBIT HOPS INTO SPOTLIGHT AT DALRY PRIMARY’S NEW PLAYGROUND
Pupils from Dalry Primary school are benefiting from a newly refurbished playground, as well...
Advice on changing your energy supplier
Contributed Article by Charles Whitworth
Dispelling the Energy Comparison Myths
Comparison sites seem to divide opinion here in the UK. Whether it for insurance, energy or...
Festival draws to a close with a bang
The 2014 Edinburgh International Festival came to a close tonight with the Virgin Money Fireworks Concert, performed by the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, marking the...
Football penalty shoot-out to raise funds for MND
We’ve had the TV debates and now Better Together and Yes Scotland are uniting to take the debate to the football pitch with a...
Holyrood Park closed for fireworks
Holyrood Park will be closed to vehicle traffic this evening to accommodate expected large numbers congregating in the park to watch the annual end...
Scottish Independence Referendum – the Yes and No of it
The start-up costs for an independent Scotland would run to nearly £2.5bn with another £2bn costs because of the need for new currency arrangements,...
Rickshaw rides highlight the need for charity support
Over the weekend rickshaws took over The Meadows. Members of the public were invited to ride with volunteers from Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) and...
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