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Val McDermid on top form at the Central Library
'My life', says Val McDermid, 'is a testament to the power of books: they made me.'
This may well be true, but Val has also made...
Radio 1’s Big Weekend – Saturday sets
Lorde serenades the crowd during her encore
Glasgow has forever been hailed the home of proud Scottish behaviour. Rowdy, good fun and filled with camaraderie,...
Chris Hoy rides the Grassmarket this Thursday
Sir Chris Hoy is more used to a velodrome surface than cobbles, but he is up for a challenge, and this Thursday he will...
Hibs’ pair excused Under 21 duty
Hibs’ youngsters Sam Stanton and Danny Handling have been told not to join the Scotland Under 21 squad from the Netherlands match on Wednesday.
The...
Five things you need to know today
Early morning fire - Talking Whales in Portobello - Design Urban Outfitters window - Putting a stamp on Frederick Street - Favourite cafes
Two people...
A Nation of Mute Zombies
You may think this sounds like the beginning of a Tommy Cooper joke but I went to the doctor the other day and…..nah, there’s...
Radio ENRG Charity Broadcast Bonanza – today!
Since its launch six months ago, Radio ENRG has become the platform for talk, tunes, tales and talent. Now home to over 20 unique...
Concern for missing East Lothian teenager
Police in East Lothian are appealing for information to help trace a girl reported missing in Tranent.
Billie Gannon, who is 14-years-old, was last seen...
Help Barnardo’s during Volunteers’ Week
Volunteer’s Week runs from 1st- 7th June and Barnardo’s Scotland is celebrating the 30th anniversary of Volunteers’ Week by saying a huge ‘thank you’...
Braids Open Day to celebrate 125th anniversary
One of Scotland’s most iconic golf courses, credited with inspiring the growth of urban golf since the nineteenth century and home to the Dispatch...
Terry Butcher’s darkest day in football
Hibs' manager Terry Butcher says that yesterday’s defeat to Hamilton Academical which consigned the club to playing Championship football next season was his darkest...
What’s On In Edinburgh this week
MONDAY 26 MAY 2014
Looking Glass Books - First Time Solo; Iain Maloney launches his debut novel, the story of four RAF men preparing for...
Five things you need to know today
European Elections - Cycling Hub - Free Wifi - Tonight at the Filmhouse - EdinburghReportage
The results of the European Parliamentary Election local counting area...
John Lewis serving up Tom Kitchin’s heritage menu
Edinburgh chef Tom Kitchin teams up with John Lewis for their 150th anniversary celebrations.
To mark the important anniversary, John Lewis has unveiled an exclusive...
Author Neil Broadfoot launches Falling Fast
Twenty-five years ago, Neil Broadfoot made a promise to his Gran; that promise sustained him through all the trials and tribulations of writing his...
View from Oz on Scottish Independence
Scotland should be given the right to vote for Independence, we live in a democratic society, they should be supported, no-one, I mean no-one...
Hibernian 0-2 Hamilton Academical – HIBS RELEGATED
Hibs have been relegated from the SPFL after losing a dramatic penalty shoot out to Hamilton Academical in front of a packed Easter Road...
Five things you need to know today
Roller Derby - Waverley Station access - T in the Park - Greater Liberton - Red Arrows
Auld Reekie Roller Girls’ all-star reserve team the...
Edinburgh College wins big at photography awards
Edinburgh College has swept the board at the British Institute of Professional Photography (BIPP) Scottish Region Image Awards, with students picking up 22 awards...
The Scottish Independence Poll Dance
The campaign for an independent Scotland has become something of a poll dance.
It’s been a week since a mysterious pollster named Kelly Brown leaked...
Leith Festival – Fish is the Future
Once again Flashback has devised a brand new piece of exciting theatre for this year’s Leith Festival in Edinburgh in June. Fish is the...
Book now for the Central Library Open Day
The Central Library, George IV Bridge, will be holding an Open Day on Saturday 7 June 2014. There will be lots of events and...
Foodies is back in 2014 – bigger and better than ever
Foodies Festival, the UK’s largest celebration of food & drink returns to Edinburgh’s Inverleith Park on 8-10 August 2014 for a weekend celebration of Scotland’s...
Five things you need to know today
Spa in the City - Edinburgh Marathon Festival - Tram roadshow - Tough Mudder - New bus timetables from next week
Spa in the City has...
NEW TEAMS BEEF UP BRITAIN’S FLAGSHIP RUGBY 7s SERIES
Scottish Thistles will face two new sides when they begin their challenge for GB7s honours at London’s Allianz Park, home of the Saracens, on...
Easter Road heading for sell-out crowd
Easter Road is heading for a sell-out crowd for Sunday’s Play Off second leg against Hamilton Academical.
Supporters started queuing early this morning and by...
Operation Wolf day of action in east Edinburgh
Police in Edinburgh have been building on the success of Operation Wolf with a targeted day of action in east Edinburgh yesterday .
Police officers...
LeithLate 2014 announces extended programme
Ahead of all the bigger festivals across the city which take place later in the summer, Leith has its own unique offering which takes...
Bogus police officers target tourists in Edinburgh
Police are appealing for assistance from the public in order to trace a group of thieves who are continuing to target tourists in the capital.
In...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh Marathon Festival - Forth Bridges Festival - Jason Dee at the Talbot Rice - National Trust for Scotland - Car Rally at Lauriston...
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