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Scottish recruitment business appoints three new directors
Three New Directors for Independent Scottish Recruitment Business
Three new Directors have been appointed at Scottish recruitment business Eden Scott. Moving up are James Milne,...
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2014: The Eight Week Countdown
In just under eight weeks time, the red carpet will be rolled out to welcome the return of the 68th Edinburgh's International Film Festival....
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Exams - McEnroe coming to Edinburgh - Edinburgh artist's work heading for Rome -Bluebird Acoustic -Andy McNab
It's exam season beginning on Tuesday.
Councillor Paul Godzik,...
Edinburgh Western MSP joining up the funding dots
Colin Keir MSP held a very successful funding workshop this morning at St Thomas's Church Hall in Corstorphine.
It proved to be a useful couple...
Books – The Rental Heart & Other Fairytales – Kirsty Logan
Kirsty Logan has been called many things in her time. From the fellow student on Glasgow University's Creative Writing course, who slated every piece...
Mortonhall Crematorium report to be published next week
The report which Chief Executive of the City of Edinburgh Council Sue Bruce commissioned on what happened to babies' ashes at Mortonhall Crematorium will...
Police cordon lifted in Leith
Police Scotland have confirmed that material has been removed from an address in Leith this afternoon, following a search conducted as part of an...
Leith Docker’s Club mural celebrates a momentous past and a vibrant future.
For several months now, 40 year-old artist Tom Ewing from Prestonpans has been painting a magnificent mural of the port and town of Leith....
Politicians to cycle in Pedal on Parliament tomorrow
This year's Pedal on Parliament will include record numbers of politicians joining people from across Scotland to call for safer cycling on Scotland's roads.
The...
Jobs Fair at Edinburgh College
Edinburgh College is hosting a jobs fair on Wednesday 30 April, where job seekers will have the opportunity to meet potential employers.
The jobs fair...
Books – Joan Rowe’s second book Duty
Most of us would be thrilled to find a World War I diary. Edinburgh writer Joan Rowe was not only thrilled, she was inspired....
Wellington Special School to close
A council consultation has concluded that Wellington Special School should be closed and the pupils moved to Gorgie Hills and Panmure schools.
A report to...
University of Edinburgh at the cutting edge of science
The University of Edinburgh has made a £1.2 million investment in some of the world's most advanced Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) and Mass Spectroscopy...
VIDEO – Edinburgh Trams – #carefulnow! for a bit longer
Trams are still being tested on the route which runs between Edinburgh Airport and York Place, and there is no announcement from the council...
Army Cadet Force Association Scotland will be beating the retreat at Edinburgh Castle
Dedicated Young Cadets to provide an evening of music and colour on the Edinburgh Castle Esplanade
Saturday 26th April 2014, Starts 7pm Ends 8pm. Free...
Sandy Jardine dies at 65
Sandy Jardine, a man forever associated with the rebirth of Heart of Midlothian FC in the 1980s, has died, 18 months after being diagnosed...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
MSP to hold funding event today - Pedal on Parliament - Church changes service this Sunday - Newington Library - World Book Night at...
New steakhouse takes up residence at Cramond Brig
Miller & Carter, one of the UK’s top steakhouses, has now opened its first restaurant in Edinburgh at Cramond Brig.
The steakhouse will create over...
Fair Trade Fiesta to celebrate World Fair Trade Day
SCOTLAND’S FIRST FAIR TRADE FIESTA TO TAKE PLACE IN EDINBURGH ON WORLD FAIR TRADE DAY
To celebrate Scotland’s status as only the second Fair Trade Nation...
Holyrood ending ‘right to buy’ in Scotland is a good thing says city centre...
The SNP has said that it welcomes the announcement by the Scottish Government that they will fast-track the end of Right to Buy.
During a...
Restaurant Review: The Pantry’s new frozen ready meals
To launch their new range of frozen ready meals, The Pantry asked us along to a blind tasting – in complete darkness! This may...
Fans warned ahead of Edinburgh derby
Police Scotland will be carrying out an operation at Sunday’s SPFL game between Hibernian and Hearts, searching for anyone in possession of fireworks or...
Concern for missing Edinburgh pensioner
Police are appealing for information to help trace a 65 year-old man reported missing from his home in Marine Drive.
George Anthony McDowall was last...
Police release new description of indecent assault suspect
Police investigating two linked indecent assaults in the Leith area of the city in the early hours of 14th April, have released a new...
Witness appeal following serious assault in Cowgate
Police are appealing for information following a serious assault on a man in the Cowgate area of Edinburgh in the early hours of Easter...
RSNO launch schools programme
Nationwide music programme for schools launched with national composition competition for 12-18 year olds
RSNO Engage for Schools most ambitious Scotland-wide orchestral music initiative to...
New executive chef at Sheraton
The Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa has announced the appointment of Craig Hart as Executive Chef. Craig takes over from Malcolm Webster who is...
Blipfoto founder sees the light
CAPTURING LIFE WITH LIGHT
VELUX and Blipfoto founder team up to promote the positive power of daylight
Leading roof window manufacturer VELUX has teamed up with Joe Tree,...
Meerkats have new digs
We all know that the attention of most people who visit Edinburgh Zoo falls on the pandas and the penguins, but now you can...
On the starting blocks for Tradfest
New line up announcements with Rachel Newton, Fiona Hunter, Adam Sutherland & Mary MacMaster adding to festival highlights
In the run up to the opening...
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