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It’s Divine at Divino Enoteca
If I had a pound for every time I’m asked the question, “Being a food writer, do you get to go out for lovely...
Raise money for Save the Children with Gilbert the phone box
Author, Ian Rankin, launched Save the Children’s rescued phone box ‘Gilbert’ on Queen Street on Friday.
The old-fashioned red phone box is run and maintained...
Sushi Daily opening soon at The Jewel Asda
Asda customers in Edinburgh will be able to buy freshly handmade sushi thanks to Sushi Daily, which is due to open in the store...
The Quaich Project – Public consultation begins today
New plans for the redevelopment of West Princes Street Gardens are now online with a consultation questionnaire, and all Edinburgh residents are invited to...
At the City Art Centre – Mary Cameron: Life in Paint
At a time when ‘nice’ women were expected to stay at home dabbling in watercolours, a Portobello artist was travelling across Europe, producing portraits...
Piazzi Smyth the forgotten astronomer – don’t miss this exhibition
Ever wondered about the Time Ball on Calton Hill? There is an exhibition at the Nelson Monument on Calton Hill which can explain the...
Taking the plunge at Portobello
Earlier today photographer Anna Deacon and journalist Vicky Allan were joined by over eighty swimmers to launch their book Taking the Plunge: The Healing Power...
Residents support Gilmerton Gateway against council opposition
Developers proposing to build shops, a hotel and business start-up units have been “overwhelmed” by the level of public support – ahead of a...
Prague Symphony Orchestra in Edinburgh next week
There is a treat in store at The Usher Hall next weekend when The Prague Symphony Orchestra takes to the stage on Sunday afternoon....
Roadworks in Edinburgh this week
EdinTravel publishes traffic information from their offices in deepest darkest Annandale Street where they are constantly watching the CCTV screens in front of them...
Edinburgh Poppy Day – rain did not stop the music playing
Earlier today Edinburgh Poppy Day offered live music and entertainment for those passing through St Andrew Square Garden. Volunteer collectors from Poppyscotland shook their...
Lothian’s Poppy Bus unveiled today
This year's Poppy Bus was unveiled in the city centre today.
The bus has a lovely modern pattern of bright red poppies on a...
Liquidator appointed at Gorgie City Farm
After massive fundraising efforts and the spotlight of a Royal visit it has come as a shock to the city today that the much-loved...
Community Buyout at Stead’s Place could be the way forward
Community Buyout at a crucial stage
Campaigners in Leith have reached a crucial stage in their bid to take a threatened building into community ownership.
Local...
Bonfire night safety advice
The country’s new national consumer advice service has published advice about ways to enjoy this year's Bonfire Night and general information about sale of...
Civil Service Strollers will have ‘Donate at the Gate’ in December
Civil Service Strollers to support LIFT with Christmas food bank collection.
Civil Service Strollers are delighted to announce they will be supporting the Low Income...
At the City Art Centre in November – Mary Cameron
The City Art Centre brings the Edinburgh-born artist Mary Cameron (1865-1921) back into the spotlight, displaying over forty rarely-seen artworks from public and private...
Iain Gray MSP backs the Firework Dog Code
Iain Gray, Scottish Labour MSP for East Lothian has lodged a motion in The Scottish Parliament to give his backing to the Dogs Trust,...
A spooky Halloween look for the lemurs at Edinburgh Zoo
Animals at the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland’s Edinburgh Zoo got into the Halloween spirit thanks to a few spooky treats from keepers.
The wildlife...
Halloween cocktails at the Waldorf
This Hallowe'en, Edinburgh’s historic Caley Bar, at the West End of Princes Street, will be serving up a limited edition martini cocktail based on...
Panto – Goldilocks and the Three Bears is at The King’s
Ah yes they're back. Allan Stewart, Andy Gray and Grant Stott will get them rolling in the aisles this winter with the biggest panto...
Big Halloween celebrations at Opium this week
'Halloween is bigger than Hogmanay for us'
City nightclub Opium is in the midst of its biggest-ever celebration of Halloween, a week-long programme of special...
Lidl to stock ten new craft gins from this weekend
Scottish gin lovers are in for a treat this week as a selection of ten new craft gins hits the shelves at all Scottish branches of...
Hot summer for property market
Property sales in Edinburgh were up 38% on last year in the final months of summer according to data released by Warners Solicitors &...
From bumps to babies and beyond
Offering something for all ages and stages, the ‘biggest club in town’, is launching a new set of pre and post-natal fitness classes in...
Council to throw a spotlight on the Edinburgh Film Guild
Councillor Gillian Gloyer drew the Edinburgh Film Guild to the council's attention yesterday. She explained its importance to Edinburgh and asked the Lord Provost...
Remember – the clocks go back on Sunday
Preparing for the end of British Summer Time, National Museums Scotland Curator, Dr Tacye Phillipson adjusts the time on a 16th century blacksmith-made clock, on...
Davidson’s new job leads to conflict claims
Edinburgh Central MSP Ruth Davidson has been openly criticised for taking a third job while still serving as a member of the Scottish Parliament....
It’s World Pasta Day! Vittoria Group invite you to celebrate with them
Italy's most famous culinary gift to the world - Pasta - will be celebrated across the globe today in restaurants and bistros as part...
In for a penny to lose the pounds with Edinburgh Leisure
Be in for just a penny and lose the pounds in time for Christmas. Edinburgh Leisure is reducing their normal joining fee to just...
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