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Lothian Buses in the running for seven awards - Bruncheon at the Out of the Blue Drill Hall - History made fun at Georgian...
Rat Race returns to Edinburgh
Men’s Health Survival of the Fittest is a high octane 10km running-based event that will see the Scottish Capital once again turned into a...
Council and Capital Credit Union establish £4m loan fund
- Nearly 4,000 people in Edinburgh helped into work or learning over the past 12 months
- 12 development sites in Edinburgh worth £2.14bn could...
The Proclaimers to be Warholised
Scots band The Proclaimers will be given the ‘Warhol’ treatment this month when an image of the twins will be used for a series...
Edinburgh Airport is busier than ever
Edinburgh Airport reports the highest passenger numbers in September yet and the busiest quarter. Although the visitor numbers in the previous two months were...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh Makar recognised by The Guardian - Cooperative Capital - Grants for old fashioned lamps - Lothian Buses office to get a makeover -...
Royal Blind School opens its doors for National Braille Week
Staff and volunteers at Edinburgh’s Royal Blind School put on a unique exhibition last night at their highly impressive Craigmillar Campus, as part of...
EICC AND MARKETING EDINBURGH ANNOUNCE THREE NEW BUSINESS WINS
Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC) and Marketing Edinburgh’s Convention Bureau today announce three new business wins that will bring 3,000 business tourists to Edinburgh...
Power to the Puffin – puffin tops people’s poll in Scottish Seabird Centre survey
The puffin has reigned supreme in a special poll carried out by the Scottish Seabird Centre to find out the “People’s Big Five” species.
The...
Stockbridge Photography Club Photo of the Week
This week’s photo comes from Carson Ralton. Carson captured a moody sky over St Bernard’s Well in Stockbridge.
The Stockbridge Photography Club is a non-profit...
Witness appeal after theft of metal from Edinburgh school
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for witnesses following the theft of metal from a school in the Capital.
Sometime within the past week, around 70ft...
Police recover amphetamine and cannabis in Muirhouse raids
Police in Edinburgh have recovered over £5,000 worth of drugs from two properties in the Capital.
Officers carried out separate searches of addresses in Muirhouse...
James Yorkston, Jon Thorne and Suhail Yusuf Khan to appear together at Queens Hall
In 2012, Dewar's hosted an experiment when musicians from India and the UK were placed in a makeshift recording studio in Edinburgh for a...
Exhibition at the National Museum of Scotland throws the spotlight on early medieval Scotland
New exhibition Creative Spirit: Revealing Early Medieval Scotland opens this autumn at the National Museum of Scotland. Treasures from the national collections as well as contemporary creations...
Danny Handling aims to be fit for Celtic clash
Youngster Danny Handling is determined to be back in contention for a first team place for the visit of champions Celtic to Easter Road...
Police promote safe travel to passengers at Edinburgh Airport
Police officers and Edinburgh Airport staff will be promoting safe travel to passengers passing through the airport today.
Police Scotland's Border Policing Command is running...
Five things you need to know today
Capital's economic position - Council open new respite centre for children - Active Communities - Electoral roll - Calling all artists
Councillor Frank Ross is...
Sunshine on Leith is box office hit throughout UK
Sunshine on Leith was the third most popular film in the UK over the weekend according to figures from the BFI, slightly behind Filth...
Injury scare for Hibs’ teenage striker Cody Mulhall
Hibs backroom staff are anxiously waiting to discover the full extent of the injury to teenager Cody Mulhall who was rushed to hospital after...
Capital debate on World Mental Health Day
A capital debate inspired by a local mental health campaigner will take place at Edinburgh Napier University tomorrow 10 October 2013 as part of World...
Yellow Court Studio Exhibition opens at the Whitespace Gallery
Yellow Court Studio Exhibition, Whitespace Gallery, 14 – 23 October 2013 10.30—5.30pm
Art is an offering from the artist to the rest of us. So what...
Scottish firefighters agree pensions offer from Government
Minister for Community Safety Roseanna Cunningham today welcomed an announcement by the Fire Brigades Union that firefighters in Scotland have voted to accept the...
#edinhour is looking for you tonight
Are you into Twitter, tweets and tweeting? Do you live or work in Edinburgh and love this city? Then read on!
Following the success...
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Wester Hailes Education Centre gets British Council award - Performers needed for Edinburgh's Christmas - Darts at the Royal Highland Centre - Mansfield Park...
Kyloe wins award for best Roast Dinner!
Kyloe wins award for best British Roast Dinner in the country
Well done to Kyloe, Edinburgh’s first gourmet steak restaurant, which was shortlisted as one...
Trams now running to Edinburgh Park – for testing only for now
All photos courtesy of Edinburgh Trams
Trams are now being run along the length of the route from Edinburgh Airport as far as Edinburgh Park....
Edinburgh MEP disappointed by voting on tobacco directive
DISAPPOINTMENT OVER EU PARLIAMENT TOBACCO VOTE
Alyn Smith has today expressed his disappointment at the European Parliament's vote on the Tobacco Products Directive.
MEPs voted in...
Witness appeal following attack on homeless man in city centre
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for witnesses after a homeless man was assaulted and robbed in the city centre.
The incident happened around 12.45am yesterday...
Call for Edinburgh primary school pupils to enter competition
PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS IN EDINBURGH TO UNCOVER REAL LIFE STORIES OF HEROES FROM LOCAL WAR MEMORIALS
Scotland’s biggest veterans charity calls on Edinburgh schools to...
Professor Peter Higgs awarded The Nobel Prize in Physics 2013
Professor Peter Higgs Emeritus Professor of Theoretical Physics at the University of Edinburgh has been awarded The Nobel Prize in Physics 2013 jointly with...
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