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Five things you need to know today
April fools - Gorgie City Farm - Spa in the City next month - Holyrood Palace out of hours - Jobs at Summerhall
Many very...
The Edinburgh Reporter’s Weekly Sports Roundup
This week, the Edinburgh Reporter sends congratulations to Edinburgh who beat Italian club Zebre, Spartans for reaching the semi-final of the Kings Cup, and...
Nine rescued from Cramond Island
Queensferry RNLI volunteer lifeboat crew were called out today to rescue 9 people including a 3 year old child who had become trapped by the...
Easter in Edinburgh
SOMETHING FOR ALL FOR THE FAMILY AND ALL WEATHERS THIS EASTER
Here are some ideas for amusing all ages at council-owned attractions across the city.
Councillor...
The Easter Bunny will help with your bags…
Staff at the Chester Residence are getting a helping hand from a kilt-clad Easter Bunny this weekend. The 'new team member' will help welcome...
10000 balloons in the Museum
World-renowned New York artist, Jason Hackenwerth, unveiled his latest creation at the Edinburgh International Science Festival this weekend. Pisces, a work specially commissioned by...
Five things you need to know today
Botanic Cottage - Modern Apprenticeships - Ziggy Stardust - Easter Play - Edinburgh International Science Festival
Exciting news from the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh RBGE...
Rugby – Currie v Heriots
Currie v Heriots, RBS Premiership, 30th March 2013
Heriots travelled across the capital to Malleny Park in Balerno to play Currie in the final match...
Former Edinburgh College students nominated for BAFTA awards
Edinburgh College Breeds BAFTA Success
Two former Edinburgh College students have proved they are the cream of the film making crop at the prestigious British...
NSPCC want you to scale the heights
Scale the UK’s highest peak this September for the NSPCC
Edinburgh people with a sense of adventure are being invited to relive yesterday’s childhood feeling...
Five things you need to know today
Red Bull Hill Chasers - Penguins - Pisces Balloon Sculpture - Peppa Pig at Musselburgh tomorrow - Learn to bid at auctions!
Red Bull Hill...
Edinburgh baker looks forward to a Cracking Easter!
A baker behind some of Edinburgh’s quirkiest cupcakes is set to crack her 70,000th egg as she prepares to bake up a storm this Easter.
Suzanne...
Lothian and Borders Police 1975-2013
Monday marks the end of Lothian and Borders Police after an eventful 38 years serving the citizens of Edinburgh, East, West and Midlothian and...
A Weekend of Maverick Filmmaking: Bootleg Edinburgh Day 3
And so to Sunday. Much like the weather outside, Sunday at Bootleg Edinburgh was a day of dark drama with light occasionally breaking through....
Canal College opens this year
A major skills and employability programme centred on the Forth & Clyde and Union canals will open in early summer following an award of £195,200 from...
Racing this Easter Weekend at Musselburgh
Musselburgh Flat Season Reaches £1 Million Peak
Musselburgh Racecourse gets the Scottish flat season underway tomorrow with the double header Betfred Easter Festival and is...
Horsemeat found in Edinburgh school
COUNCIL TEST RESULTS CONFIRM PRESENCE OF HORSEMEAT IN MINCE SUPPLIED TO A SCHOOL KITCHEN
Test results carried out by the City of Edinburgh Council have...
Boroughmuir are Scottish Young Consumers of the Year
A team from Boroughmuir High School has clinched the title of Scotland’s Young Consumers of the Year 2013 in a closely fought final held...
Lyon & Turnbull sell rare Imperial Glassware
Rare Collection of Russian Glassware From Exiled Member of the Russian Imperial Royal Family Makes £48,000 at auction.
A large collection of 19th century Russian...
Edinburgh College win awards at ScotHot
Edinburgh College has the recipe for success at ScotHot Awards
A group of hospitality students from Edinburgh College are thrilled to have scooped gold, silver...
Five things you need to know today
The Penguins are back! - Drylaw & Telford Community Council - The Dogs Edinburgh - One for the golfers - Tonight at Summerhall
Edinburgh Zoo’s...
Fancy a firewalk?
Search for Daring Soles to Firewalk
Leuchie House is calling on daring 'soles' from Edinburgh to walk over hot coals for a good cause by...
BEAR Scotland go to work on an egg
Eggscellent start to the Easter weekend for BEAR Scotland
It’s a Good Friday for the team at BEAR Scotland’s Loanhead depot, as they received fifty...
Edinburgh Airport gets free wifi
Edinburgh Airport is to launch free Wi-Fi from 1 April 2013 as part of its wider commitment to provide passengers with the best experience...
New Boat for Scottish Seabird Centre
The New Boat launched at North Berwick Seabird Centre this week, and The Edinburgh Reporter was aboard when it made a trip to Bass...
A Weekend of Maverick Filmmaking: Bootleg Edinburgh Day 2
So what of Saturday, you ask? Amazingly the high standard from the previous day was maintained with the visually stunning Postcard From 1952, a...
Volunteering cash boost for Murieston
A volunteering project in West Lothian has been awarded £6,050 from Central Scotland Forest Trust (CSFT) to deliver a programme of works which supports...
The City honours Dame Elizabeth Blackadder
With a poem specially written and performed by the Edinburgh Makar, Ron Butlin, a speech by the President of the Royal Scottish Academy, Arthur...
Dame Elizabeth Blackadder receives the Edinburgh Award
The sixth person to be honoured with the much-coveted Edinburgh Award has received her accolade at the City Chambers tonight. Dame Elizabeth Blackadder, the Queen’s...
Judo at Meadowbank this weekend
London 2012 Olympic mats rolled out for major Judo competition at Meadowbank Sports Centre this weekend
After the success of the Scottish Judo athletes and coaches...
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