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The Edinburgh Reporter looks back at the career of Terry Butcher

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Last night, just before 5pm, a statement was released on the Hibernian FC website confirming that compensation has been agreed with Inverness Caledonian Thistle...

Social Enterprise Strategy for Edinburgh to be launched today

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Launch of the Social Enterprise Strategy for Edinburgh 2013-2018   The new Edinburgh Social Enterprise Strategy is set to be launched today at local social enterprise, The...

Review: Saving Mr Banks ****

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Saving Mr Banks is a very enjoyable family film which relates the often adversarial story about Walt Disney and his relationship with PL Travers...

Boroughmuir Rugby’s Andy Rose to captain Zimbabwe

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  Boroughmuir Rugby’s Andy Rose, has been named Captain for the Zimbabwe Sables in their upcoming game against Kenya. Loose forward Rose replaces the injured...

Edinburgh International Festival as seen by the official photographer

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  Light & Shade Exhibition by Stuart Armitt, Festival Photographer 2013   An exhibition of the work of photographer Stuart Armitt marks the culmination of a year which...

Canadian launches Kickstarter campaign to write book about Scottish Castles

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Contributed Article Greetings, I am a Canadian immigrant to Scotland from the province of Nova Scotia who is passionate about the latter’s history. I am compiling...

Tweet to the council’s Transport Convener this Wednesday

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On Wednesday 13 November at 4:00pm you are invited along to a Twitter Q & A with Councillor Lesley Hinds the Transport and Environment...

New restaurant arriving on the Stockbridge scene

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EDINBURGH: NEW RESTAURANT - BISTRO MODERNE Following the closure of the much lamented Café Fish, Mark Greenaway is to take over the former bank premises...

Step into Christmas at The Centre

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The Centre, Livingston is getting ready to launch Christmas with a magnificent light show and a headline performance from percussion artists, Slam. The festive countdown...

Government announce funding to engage ethnic minorities

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Ethnic minority communities across Scotland are being encouraged to get involved in the Year of Homecoming 2014. Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop has announced that almost...

Fashion – Monday Must Have

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This week I’ve been asked about personal styling by some local ladies. They’d been searching tirelessly for Christmas party dresses and struggled to find...

Police appeal for help in tracing stolen lorry

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  Stolen truck and plant hire equipment, Edinburgh  Edinburgh police are investigating what might have happened to a lorry which was stolen from a yard in...

Sales jump as Scottish housing market gains momentum

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Property sales through Scottish solicitors grew by 29% in the three months to September according to an analysis of the latest data by SPC...

Police appeal for witnesses after serious assault in Leith

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Police in Edinburgh are appealing for witnesses in connection with a serious assault that took place in the Leith area of the Capital. The incident...

Founders of Queen Margaret College and the Edinburgh School of Cookery to be honoured

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The founders of Queen Margaret College and the Edinburgh School of Cookery, Louisa Stevenson (1835 – 1908) and Christian Guthrie Wright, (1844 – 1907)...

Cruise and Maritime Voyages (CMV) increase number of departures out of Scotland

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Cruise and Maritime Voyages (CMV) have increased their number of departures out of Scotland in 2014 to 13 from 5 this year. The CMV ship...

Students to receive Commonwealth Games broadcast training and work experience

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  Around 600 students in the creative sector will benefit from Commonwealth Games broadcast training and work experience thanks to a half million pound funding...

Enter the 2014 animation competition

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Children, young people and students are being encouraged to get animated in a competition launched last week by Edinburgh Museums & Galleries and Red...

Lynne McNicoll talks about her fundraising Kilimanjaro trek

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A grandmother of two from Edinburgh has raised thousands of pounds for children with cancer after scaling Kilimanjaro last month. Lynne McNicoll, 56, and her...

Man in court following alleged bogus workman activity

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Following reports of alleged bogus workman activity in the Wester Drylaw area of Edinburgh last week, a man has been arrested and charged in...

Police launch quality of life campaign in Pentlands area

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Police in Edinburgh and their partner agencies are carrying out a month-long campaign to make communities safer and improve the quality of life for...

Police launch road safety initiative in the capital

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Police in Edinburgh are today launching a two-week road safety initiative to promote safer driving and cycling in the city centre. The initiative will see...

Edinburgh Capitals 7-6 Nottingham Panthers (after overtime)

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The Capitals finally ended a dismal run of 10 straight home defeats with superb victory over reigning league champions Nottingham Panthers at Murrayfield last...

Consultation on dangerous buildings bill

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Measures aimed at making it easier for local authorities to recover money spent when repairing dangerous buildings are to be examined by the Scottish...

Edinburgh to be cleaned up?

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  Our friends at Greener Leith have alerted us to the possibility of a big citywide clean up on 29 November. There has been no...

The Edinburgh Reporter’s Weekly Sports Roundup

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  All eyes will be on Easter Road today with Hibs’ fans awaiting news of a managerial appointment to replace Pat Fenlon.  Elsewhere well done...

Five things you need to know today

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Policing plan - Planning at Newcraighall - Toddler Time at the Cameo - The Edinburgh Reporter - Field of Light Police Scotland, City of Edinburgh...

EDINBURGH ART FAIR, 15-17 November

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The 9th edition of the EDINBURGH ART FAIR will open its door at the Corn Exchange, Edinburgh between the 15th and 17th November. This...

Rugby – Scotland v Japan

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Scotland score six tries in their win over Japan at Murrayfield Scotland played Japan in the opening match of the 2013 viagogo Autumn Test series...

Cycle power for primary school pupils

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  A bike loan scheme is making it easier for pupils to receive on-road cycle training in schools in Edinburgh. Ten primary schools which have low...

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