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Scottish comedian to appear at Edinburgh College
A famous Scottish comedian is taking to the stage at Edinburgh College soon to promote Scottish Mental Health Week.
Gary Little, is originally from Glasgow...
Muirhouse Community Centre reports record numbers
Centre hits the 16,000 mark for attendees in the last year
Since registering the number of people who attend our Centre on a daily basis,...
Paradox of our time
Some thoughts on modern day life from Mike Smith who usually writes our Hearts match reports - showing perhaps that he does have a...
Police Scotland making changes
Chief Superintendent Mark Williams has outlined proposed changes to two key areas of police work:- the hours that police stations are open are to...
Gold Brothers fined for Health and Safety breach
OWNERS OF EDINBURGH GIFT SHOP FINED FOR ACCIDENT
Edinburgh traders, Gold Brothers, were fined £16,000 today at Edinburgh Sheriff Court after pleading guilty to a...
Police name victim of road collision in Great Junction Street
Police have named the woman who died in a road collision which occurred in in Great Junction Street on Friday.
The victim was Flavia Tumwijukye...
Greyfriars Bobby gets a makeover
The council have decided to splash the cash on renovating and restoring the Greyfriars Bobby statue.
Scotland’s most famous dog, Greyfriars Bobby, is to...
Council launch Innovation Fund today
NEW FUND TO PROVIDE BOOST FOR VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS
A new £500,000 Innovation Fund is to be made available for voluntary organisations that seek to improve...
Colinton man presented with British Empire Medal
Christopher Henry Davies was awarded the British Empire Medal in the Queens June Birthday Honours List, and he attended a special ceremony in the...
Trinity Primary School welcomes Tanzanian teacher in grand style
Trinity Primary School have fostered a relationship with a primary school in Tanzania in recent years.
On Monday the whole school turned out to welcome...
National Museum of Scotland – Kabuki: Japanese Theatre Prints
Kabuki: Japanese Theatre Prints is a new exhibition at the National Museum of Scotland that reveals the spectacular artwork and larger-than-life characters from a...
Five things you need to know today
Malala to speak in Edinburgh - Assaults over the weekend - Edinburgh's Memorandum of Understanding with Shenzhen - Greyfriars Bobby - Southsiders
Former UK Prime...
Theatre review: Dark Road, Lyceum Theatre (***)
Why do we see so many cop shows on TV and so few on the stage? That’s precisely the question that Edinburgh’s renowned crime...
Muirhouse community shop raises funds for MacMillan
Residents came together for the Macmillan Cancer Support coffee morning last week.
Back in August Muirhouse community shop decided to sign up to take part...
Edinburgh University launches free online Higgs Boson course
A new online course which aims to teach students from all over the world about former Newbattle Abbey College student and physicist Peter Higgs’...
Leith Fundraising for MacMillan
HOUSING ASSOCIATION RAISES NEARLY £1300 FOR MACMILLAN CANCER SUPPORT
Port of Leith Housing Association (PoLHA) has raised nearly £1300 for Macmillan Cancer Support.
PoLHA’s sheltered housing...
Hardies centenary to be recognised by City of Edinburgh Council
Having already held an event at Edinburgh Castle in March to kick off its 100th Birthday Celebrations, Hardies Property & Construction Consultants, one of...
Queen Margaret University researching public relations
Academics at a Scottish university are the first to explore how public relations professionals in Scotland got into their profession and how they conduct...
Edinburgh auction of rare whisky with Second World War connections
VERY RARE SPRINGBANK BOTTLE COMMEMORATING WAR HEROES AT BONHAMS WHISKY SALE
A very rare bottle of Springbank, 1993, privately bottled in 2012 to mark the...
Scotland’s Culture Secretary tours The Kelpies with sculptor Andy Scott
Scotland’s Cabinet Secretary for Culture and External Affairs, Fiona Hyslop MSP, was in Falkirk last week to review progress on the construction phase of...
Five things you need to know today
Serious assault in Craigmillar - Musselburgh Links - Lothian Buses going pink! - Advocates shortlisted for award - Crocodiles in St Andrew Square
Police in...
‘Suspended Coffee’ – Rose Street café leads the way in charitable giving
Social Bite, may be a small café on Rose Street, but they are at the centre of a big change in the Edinburgh’s food...
Serious assault in Nicolson Street
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for witnesses following a serious assault on a 30 year old man on Nicolson Street in the early hours...
Man jailed in sexual abuse case
A man who sexually abused two teenage girls in Midlothian over three decades has been jailed.
At the High Court in Edinburgh today John McCallum...
Theft in Drum Brae Avenue on Sunday afternoon
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for information following a theft in the West of the city.
The incident happened around 1.20pm yesterday Sunday 29th September...
Aged between 16 & 24 and out of work? Edinburgh Jobs Fund is for...
HUNDREDS OF YOUNG PEOPLE STILL TO BENEFIT FROM WAGE SUBSIDY
A key objective of the Edinburgh Economic Strategy is to boost employment. The recent improvement in the...
The Edinburgh Reporter’s Weekly Sports Roundup
Rugby by John Preece
Four out of six wins for Edinburgh teams this weekend, with another derby ensuring six out of six would, again, be...
Football – Heart of Midlothian 0 Dundee United 0
SPFL Saturday 28 September 2013 – Tynecastle Stadium
After the high drama of the penalty shoot-out victory over Queen of the South on Wednesday evening,...
Win two tickets for the RSNO!
Today we have a great competition and the prize is to win a voucher for two top price tickets to the 2013:14 RSNO Season....
Five things Edinburgh needs to know today
Grassmarket today - Doors Open Day - The Lion King - It's Good 2 Give going to Kilimanjaro! - Police Boxes
Here is what is...
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