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Edinburgh is number 2 for business growth
Edinburgh second in UK for number of high growth businesses
Our capital has been deemed second in the UK as a city having the most...
Rice to chair new Scottish Fiscal Commission
The Scottish Government has approved the Finance Committee's recommendations to appoint Managing Director of Lloyds Banking Group, Lady Susan Rice, as Chair of the...
Independence will make a difference to the film industry
Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop spoke to film industry representatives today to tell them that only independence will improve support to that sector of the...
Greens welcome promise on tackling youth unemployment
Alison Johnstone, Green MSP for Lothian and a member of Holyrood's economy committee, today welcomed a pledge by the Scottish Government to implement findings...
Santander Foundation make donation to local dementia group
Harlaw Monday Group (HMG) has received £1,000 to help people with dementia and cognitive impairment in Edinburgh
The donation was provided by the Santander Foundation...
Alan Stubbs appointed Hibs’ Head Coach
Hibs today confirmed Alan Stubbs has been appointed the club’s Head Coach with immediate effect – taking charge for the forthcoming 2014/15 Scottish Championship...
Festival Carnival Parade needs you
A new Edinburgh Festival Carnival parade will take place right in the city centre in July.
The Edinburgh Festival Carnival is limbering up for its biggest – and...
2 for 1 offer at Gambado Fountainpark
2 for 1 ENTRY AT EDINBURGH'S GAMBADO SOFT PLAY CENTRE THIS SUMMER
Gambado Fountain Park, Edinburgh’s biggest indoor soft play and party centre is counting down...
Armed Forces Week marked in Penicuik
Midlothian is backing our forces during Armed Forces Week with a special flag raising ceremony, which took place at Penicuik Town Hall.
The Provost, Councillor...
Five things you need to know today
Razzo's no more? - Referendum debate in Leith - Redesigning South Queensferry - Greater Grassmarket - Handrearing Scarlet the pudu fawn
The little cafe in...
Tuesday in Edinburgh – what’s on today
TUESDAY 24 JUNE 2014
Author event: local writer Joan Rowe talks about her new book Duty, an intricate historical novel set before, during and after World War I,...
Edinburgh International Book Festival 2014 – crime writers
Scotland seems to breed outstanding crime writers, but other countries are catching up fast - from Norway to Niagara Falls, new talent is emerging...
Edinburgh Acupuncture Community Clinic Celebrates Its 7th Birthday!
Contributed article
For 7 years now, the community acupuncture clinic has made acupuncture available at affordable prices.
The Centre for Holistic Health, an Edinburgh-based acupuncture...
Razzo’s is closing…..
Earlier today we became aware that the lovely cafe in St Andrew Square may be closing.
Seen this one, @STVEdinburgh? #saverazzo pic.twitter.com/mGE9pUCK6k
— ScranSalon (@ScranSalon) June...
Booking for Edinburgh International Book Festival opens tomorrow
Tickets for the 2014 Edinburgh International Book Festival go on general sale at 8.30am tomorrow Tuesday 24 June 2014. Find out more about how to...
VIDEO – Colinton Cottages offer peaceful sheltered housing
A few weeks back The Edinburgh Reporter went along to meet the manager and some residents of Colinton Cottages which is a sheltered housing...
Five things you need to know today
Independence Debate - Open University - Canal Festival - Edinburgh job - The Edinburgh International Film Festival
Alistair Darling has confirmed that he has accepted an...
Summer Activities for all ages in Gorgie, Dalry & Carrickvale
Want to try golf, streetdance or archery? Fancy a go at horseriding, laser quest or cheerleading?
All these and more are on offer this summer...
Alan Stubbs expected to be named new Hibs’ manager
The Everton Under-21 manager Alan Stubbs will be announced as the new manager of Hibs tomorrow.
The former Celtic defender who is understood to have...
‘Card skimming’ devices found at city centre centre cash machines
Anyone who used a cash machine at RS McColl in Frederick Street, or Thomas Cook in Hanover Street, both Edinburgh, yesterday (Saturday, June 21,...
Concern for missing Fife man
Police officers in Fife are becoming increasingly concerned for the welfare of a High Valleyfield man, who may have been missing since Saturday lunch-time.
Ashley...
Police hunt Musselburgh newsagents robber
A man who robbed a Musselburgh newsagents on Friday night is being sought by police officers in the town.
The incident happened around 8.05pm at...
Witness appeal following attempted robbery in Blackburn
Police officers in West Lothian are appealing to all motorists, motorcyclists and cyclists who were travelling in Blackburn's Main Street around 9.15pm on Friday...
Over My Dead Body: local writer Hazel McHaffie introduces her latest novel
'What if?' is a question many novelists ask themselves - 'What if that man across the street is a murderer?', 'What if that woman...
Sunday in Edinburgh – what’s on today
SUNDAY 22 JUNE 2014
Leith Late 2014 continues today. Art, music, film and more in various Leith venues 12-5pm - see website for details.
Gayfield Creative Spaces: Natasha Russell,...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Edinburgh Festival of Cycling - Today at Edinburgh International Film Festival - Hot trams - City of Edinburgh Council (Portobello Park) Bill - Watch with...
Letter from Scotland 21 June 2014
LETTER FROM SCOTLAND 21.6.14
Arthur Conan Doyle might have called them “Mid-Summer Mysteries.” What were all the political party leaders doing inside one tent ?...
Scottish Independence Referendum – Interview with Alistair Darling
The Edinburgh Reporter attended the Better Together press conference at the Royal Highland Show in a very small hot room in the Highland Hall....
“Academics for YES” – June 25th with Michael Russell MSP
This coming week, on 25 June 2014, Academics for Yes (Ayes) will be holding a public meeting in the University of Edinburgh, King's Buildings...
Edinburgh schoolgirl wins Silver in Commonwealth Games inspired project
An Edinburgh schoolgirl has won silver at a Commonwealth Games event already!
Major Commonwealth Games educational project inspire>aspire inspires 36,000-plus pupils in Scotland to use...
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