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The Honours supports Edinburgh charity the Muir Maxwell Trust
In what must be a first in charitable donations, Michelin-starred chef Martin Wishart is to give two guests – and 50 friends – exclusive...
Five things you need to know today
Lord Provost Fair Trade Awards - Police appeal for next of kin - Mother's Day - Tram ride - Fair Trade Fortnight
Yesterday The Edinburgh...
Rugby Scotland v Wales
Scotland v Wales, RBS 6 Nations, 9 March 2013
Report and Photos - John Preece
There were high hopes that Scotland could take the match to...
Made from Crime? targets sports fans this weekend
Police forces in the East of Scotland are continuing their campaign to target people living lifestyles through crime by appealing to sports fans in...
VIDEO – Fairtrade Fortnight ends with Awards Ceremony
Fair Trade Fortnight has come to an end with awards being made by The Lord Provost, The Rt Hon Donald Wilson at a ceremony...
City chef wins gold medal
Yesterday The Scotsman Hotel’s very own Demi Chef de Partie Ben Smith was awarded 1st, Best in Class and Gold at ScotHot 2013
ScotHot is...
Edinburgh Bikers reminded of need for organ donation
SCOTS BIKERS REVVED UP FOR ORGAN DONATION AT SCOTTISH MOTORCYCLE SHOW
Scots bikers are being urged to register as organ donors by two Harley Davidson...
New Food Pack service sponsored by Edinburgh Rotary Club
Rotary Club of Edinburgh tees off new Food Pack service for Edinburgh
Previously homeless households in Edinburgh will be able to access a new Food...
MPs highlight renewable energy for Earth Hour this month
WWF’s Earth Hour - Edinburgh MPs puts renewable energy ‘on the map’
Mark Lazarowicz MP and Sheila Gilmore MP have both shown their support this...
Man dies after road collision on Monday
A man has died following a serious road collision that happened in Edinburgh earlier this week.
Twenty-one-year-old Luke Coles, from Princes Street, Scarborough died in...
Edinburgh’s Christmas wins two awards
EDINBURGH’S CHRISTMAS AWARDED FOR EVENT EXCELLENCE
The Edinburgh’s Christmas 2012 event has scooped two prestigious industry awards at a national ceremony in Birmingham.
The producer of...
Edinburgh Western MSP urges moves on Air Passenger Duty
UK WORLD’S WORST FOR FLIGHT TAXES SHOWS SCOTLAND’S NEED FOR APD POWERS
GERS FIGURES REVEAL SCOTLAND IS PAYING MORE THAN ITS PER CAPITA SHARE IN...
VIDEO – First tram journey marks handover of part of line to the council
MAJOR TRAM ROUTE SECTION COMPLETE
A 2.8km stretch of track between the Gogar depot and Edinburgh International Airport has been handed over to the Council following...
First Section of Tram Line handed over to City of Edinburgh Council
TRAM JOURNEY MARKS COMPLETION OF FIRST SECTION
The Edinburgh Reporter went out to Ingliston Park and Ride this morning just after 8 and jumped on a...
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Pedal on Parliament - The Planners - Edinburgh Do - International Women's Day - It's Good 2 Give!
Pedal on Parliament is now going to...
Police look for witnesses to West Edinburgh assaults
Lothian and Borders Police are appealing for witnesses following two assaults and robberies in the West of Edinburgh in the past few days.
The first...
Budding Chefs come to Edinburgh
Twelve Budding chefs from Brittany are hosting a special pop-up restaurant at The Hub on Friday 15 March 2013. Diners will be treated to...
Seal saved on the Isle of May
Scottish Seabird Centre and SNH join forces to free injured seal
A seal caught up in a fishing line on the Isle of May has...
Is Edinburgh ready for the wheatgrass trip?
Contributed Article
Every day 50 Scottish people are diagnosed with diabetes according to Diabetes UK in a study which has shocked the nation. Now, 4.7...
Skyscanner Partners with Eden Scott on recruitment drive
The sky’s the limit for an innovative recruitment campaign between two leading Scottish businesses.
Leading Scottish recruitment business, Eden Scott, has engaged with Skyscanner on...
Edinburgh authors lead the way in Scottish Children’s Book Awards
Two Edinburgh children's authors have won the Scottish Children's Book Awards held in Dundee today. Jonathan Meres won for his book The World of...
Pupils target dog fouling outside their school
PUPILS' POSTERS URGE DOG OWNERS TO CLEAN UP THEIR ACT
Pupils from East Craigs Primary School have offered up their design skills in the fight...
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Connect at West Edinburgh - Happy World Book Day - Edinburgh's Top Dog Model competition - Fairtrade events - It's Good 2 Give
A new...
Man convicted of assault in Chalmers Crescent
A man who tried to mug his elderly victim after following him off a city bus has been convicted.
At Edinburgh Sheriff Court today, Ian...
The Great Edinburgh Easter Egg hunt – calling all city retailers
Do you own a retail business in the city? Then Bruntsfield Traders Association would like to invite you to join in the Independent Easter...
Break-in on Lygon Road
Lothian and Borders Police are appealing for witnesses following a break-in and theft from a home in Edinburgh.
The incident happened around 7pm on Sunday...
Police warn about car break-ins
Lothian and Borders Police are appealing for witnesses and issuing a security warning following a number of break-ins and thefts from vehicles in the...
Job club moving to the Central Library
New job club location for young people who are deaf or hard of hearing in Edinburgh
The charity Action on Hearing Loss Scotland’s ‘On the...
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Edible Estates get grant funding - Indecent assault - Scottish Police Authority meeting in Edinburgh this week - Love is in the Air! -...
Runners needed for the Rock n Roll Half Marathon
Macmillan Cancer Support is urging people to sign up for a run to support them this year in Edinburgh's Rock ‘n’ Roll Half Marathon.
The...
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