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Trams Passenger Service up and running for May 2014 at the latest
Trams will be seen on the city centre streets from December and passengers will be able to use the service from May 2014 at...
Witness appeal following homophobic attack in Picardy Place
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for witnesses after two men were seriously assaulted in the city centre over the weekend. The incident happened 12.20am...
LeithLate featured on BBC Radio Scotland
LeithLate's Morvern Cunningham was interviewed yesterday on BBC Radio Scotland by Janice Forsyth during the Culture Studio. If you missed it then you can...
Book tickets for the Warhol Exhibiton at The Scottish Parliament
Book your ‘tickets’ now for the new Andy Warhol: Pop, Power and Politics exhibition which will run at the Scottish Parliament from 5 October...
Newbattle Abbey College to host first ever wedding fair
Newbattle Abbey is preparing to open its doors to couples planning to get married for its first ever wedding fair on Sunday, 22 September...
Global experts gather at Holyrood – and you can join them
•FREE events part of a week-long celebration of the Andrew Carnegie Legacy
•Tickets released for six seminars covering education, environment, peace, ethics, knowledge and philanthropy
Tickets...
Five things you need to know today
Trams by May 2014 - MSPs claim less expenses - Edinburgh MSP secures debate about Edinburgh University - Whisky pioneer up for two awards...
Gas Safety Week – Simple Checks to Stay Safe
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has pledged its support for Gas Safety Week;(16-22 September).
The campaign warns that dangerous gas work can kill. Badly...
Castleview is top of the class
TOP MARKS FOR CASTLEVIEW PRIMARY SCHOOL
One of the council's primary schools has been classed as one of the leading schools in the country.
Castleview Primary...
Stockfest 2013 – The Edinburgh Reporter top five
Oh there is such a wide range of things to do during the week of Stockfest. What to choose? Well we hope that we...
Shirley-Anne Somerville selected as SNP candidate in Dunfermline by-election
FORMER LOTHIANS MSP SELECTED AS SNP DUNFERMLINE CANDIDATE
The SNP Dunfermline Constituency Association has tonight selected Shirley-Anne Somerville as the party’s candidate for the forthcoming...
Hurry! Win tickets to James and the Giant Peach at the King’s this week!
To recognise our fabulous August visitor numbers we asked some of our contacts to offer our readers something as an Edinburgh Reporter Reward.
Our unique...
Opinion – “Queue? Aye!!”
Perhaps it’s an age thing. Perhaps it’s my status as a grandfather of three. Perhaps both these factors have combined to festoon grumpy old...
Panda update – no news today
Edinburgh Zoo is celebrating its centenary this year and of course there would be no better way to celebrate than a little panda cub....
Spartan Army heading for Coatbridge
The famous ‘Spartan Army’ will travel to Coatbridge to face Scottish League Two side Albion Rovers in the second round of the Scottish Cup.
The...
Gran Caffe opens at the Signet Library
The Edinburgh Reporter is a big fan of the Pommery Bar which opens in the Signet Library each Festival, and so we are glad...
Tim Clancy in fresh injury scare
Hibs’ medical staff will assess the latest injury to right back Tim Clancy who was forced to leave the field after only 33 minutes...
Join in the Beachwatch Big Weekend
Marine charity urges beach lovers in Scotland to join national coastal clean up
Marine Conservation Society seeks more supporters to sign up to annual beach...
Five things you need to know today
Monday holiday - Government funding for Edinburgh wave companies - Port Edgar to be leased off by the council - Talk about Warhol Exhibition...
New wave of grant funding from The Scottish Government welcomed
Government announcement today of grant funding for Edinburgh based wave businesses Pelamis and Aquamarine Power, and the first tidal project in Pentland Firth given...
The Edinburgh Reporter’s Weekly Sports Roundup
Firstly a big ‘Well Done’ to Andy and Judy Murray for helping raise considerable funds for the Prince’s Trust at a charity lunch at...
Hockey – National League September Spectacular – Day 1
Scottish Hockey held their first in a series of National League 'Big Weekend' events at Peffermill this weekend, and The Edinburgh Reporter was there...
Learn to drive with Compass ProDrive – two hours for free on offer!
To recognise our fabulous August visitor numbers we asked some of our contacts to offer our readers something as an Edinburgh Reporter Reward.
Our unique...
Five things you need to know today
Horrid History at Roseburn Park today - Rush to the Cameo today - Last chance to see Jupiter Artland this year - Tea and chocolate...
Football – Heart of Midlothian 1 Celtic 3
SPFL Saturday 14 September 2013 - Tynecastle Stadium
Hearts had won both their previous SPFL fixtures at Tynecastle this season but the acid test of...
St Johnstone 1-2 Hibernian
Goals from new striking partners Paul Heffernan and James Collins secured the three points for Hibs against St Johnstone in Perth yesterday, but for...
Colour tips from Harmony Ridge Designs
We all know about the importance of first impressions, but have you considered that the colours you wear can influence how people perceive you?
As...
New whistleblowing procedure to be trialled by council
The City of Edinburgh Council may agree next week to carry out a pilot of a new whistleblowing hotline to provide staff with a...
Rugby – Edinburgh Rugby v Newport-Gwent Dragons
Edinburgh’s first home match of the season was against one of last season’s fellow strugglers, Newport-Gwent Dragons. In spite of a heavy defeat in...
Friends of Roseburn Park spending a penny on the loos!
The council is set to lease the disused toilet block in Roseburn Park to the Friends of Roseburn Park (FoRP) for £1 a year...
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