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Edinburgh Festival Fringe – Soweto Afro-Pop Opera
Soweto Afro-Pop Opera, has Toured across Europe. Showcasing light Opera,
Classical Standards with African flair and Township Acappella.
Steadily building International reputation for presenting exceptional
musical standard...
Park your bike here
The council has put up three kinds of on-street cycle storage for cyclists to trial across the city. This newly-installed secure bicycle parking will...
Police appeal for help finding missing Bonnyrigg man
Police report that a Bonnyrigg man has been missing since 17 July and there are concerns about his welfare.
They are appealing for information on...
VIDEO – Protest for Palestine march
Local MSP Malcolm Chisholm and Aamer Anwar the leading Scottish advocate with a particular interest in human rights attended the protest in Edinburgh's city...
Edinburgh march shows support for Palestinians – with photos
A march through central Edinburgh by a couple of thousand people brought the public transport system in the city centre to a halt, but...
St Nicholas Court holding summer fayre next weekend
Port of Leith Housing Association’s (PoLHA) St Nicholas Court sheltered housing complex is hosting its annual summer fayre next Saturday 2 August 2014.
The complex,...
Five things you need to know today
Mikaeel Kular
Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Craigmillar Survey
Dancing Teacakes
At the Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival today
The mother of three year-old Mikaeel Kular whose disappearance sparked a community...
Saturday in Edinburgh – what’s on today
SATURDAY 26TH JULY 2014
Meet the Gruffalo! The Gruffalo is in Scotland and he's coming to visit! Wish him a happy 15th birthday in person at...
Queen Margaret student helped by Saltire foundation
A psychology and sociology student for Queen Margaret University (QMU), Edinburgh, has begun a world-class communications internship with global healthcare company, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), thanks...
Roxburghe sold in largest deal since 2007
The four-star hotel in Charlotte Square has been sold in what is described as 'the largest single asset hospitality transaction in Edinburgh since 2007'.
The...
Mikaeel – mother pleads guilty
A mother has today admitted responsibility for the death of her three-year-old son.
At the High Court in Edinburgh, Rosdeep Adekoya pled guilty to the...
Our Dynamic Earth goes digital
Later today Edinburgh’s five star visitor attraction Our Dynamic Earth is going digital, with the launch of a new multimedia guide which can be...
US firm acquires Martin Currie
The fund manager Martin Currie has agreed this week to become a wholly-owned affiliate of US firm Legg Mason.
The transaction has been approved by...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe – Arrest that Poet!
An unorthodox one-person show about a slam poet’s real-life arrests at environmental protests has been shortlisted for the Edinburgh Fringe Sustainable Practice Award. The...
Until Now: Ting Tong Chang at Minto House, Edinburgh
In the solo exhibition, Until Now, London-based Taiwanese artist Ting Tong Chang presents five pieces of kinetic sculpture. By delicately utilizing explosives, light and...
Capability Scotland’s song for the Games
Capability Scotland Musicians hit the right note
Fifteen talented musicians from Capability Scotland services across the country, have created their own song to celebrate the...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh's Worst Drivers catches council vehicle on pavement
Digital Treasure Hunt
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Bill McLaren Trophy
Edinburgh's Worst Drivers has caught a council community safety van parked on...
Friday in Edinburgh – what’s on today
FRIDAY 25TH JULY 2014
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Edinburgh charity finds that every little helps
Tesco Bank staff have raised over £60,000 for Edinburgh based children’s charity CCLASP, which they have put towards summer holidays for the children.
Our photos...
Go on a digital treasure hunt this summer
A new app deveoped by Desgin Informatics researchers at the University of Edinburgh aims to challenge children to track down some of the city's...
Edinburgh optician inspired by Indian charity trip
Morningside optician Catriona Hastie has only just returned from India on a charity trip to help with an outreach programme to help those needing...
Scott Allan joins Hibs on two year deal
Scotland under-21 internationalist Scott Allan has signed a two year contract with Hibs and could potentially make his debut against his old club Dundee...
Edinburgh volunteer shortlisted for award
Mrs. Nancie Swan from Edinburgh is in the running for the ‘Chairman’s award for volunteering’ as part of the Macular Society’s Awards for Excellence. The nomination...
The Bon Vivant team win Best International Restaurant Bar Award
The Bon Vivant was one of four finalists in the Spirited Awards category for ‘Best International Restaurant Bar’ – an award recognising the world’s...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe – Hamlet
“Madness in great ones must not unwatched go”.
Confined in a place where everything is ambiguous, witness Hamlet’s mental and physical worlds unravel in a...
Five things you need to know today
Fatal crash
Dreamliner in Edinburgh
Royal visit to the Barnardo's book shop
Today at the Jazz Festival
Sports Quiz
Police Scotland confirmed that a couple in their twenties...
Plans for Dalkeith Country Park given the green light
Plans for the multi million pound redevelopment of Dalkeith Country Park have been approved by Midlothian Council.
The £3.5million investment includes a series of upgrades,...
Thursday in Edinburgh – what’s on today
THURSDAY 24TH JULY 2014
Lunchtime concert: Wind Band Symphony, University of West Virginia. 12.15pm, St Giles' Cathedral, Royal Mile. Free.
Blackwell's Edinburgh presents Janet Brennan-Inglis: Scotland's Castles. Janet...
Johnston Press reorganisation
For the business which owns and runs many Scottish newspapers including The Scotsman alterations to the management were announced earlier this week which the...
Lord Provost wishes Edinburgh athletes good luck
The Lord Provost has wished all Edinburgh born athletes the very best for the Commonwealth Games which open this evening.
The Rt Hon Donald Wilson...
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