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Stevenson and Hanlon win their Easter Road swan song
During a night of emotional farewells, Hibs beat Motherwell 3-0 at Easter Road for their first home win since March and first clean sheet...
Hibs announce Malky Mackay appointment
Hibs have announced the appointment of Malky Mackay as the club’s new Sporting Director.
Mackay was sacked as Ross County manager earlier in the season...
More disappointment in Dingwall for Hibs
Nick Montgomery’s men fell to a 2-1 loss away to Ross County, heaping further pressure onto the Hibs’ boss.
Myziane Maolida initially put the Leith...
Superior Hibs beat struggling Saints
Hibs put on a dominant display at McDiarmid Park, beating relegation contenders St Johnstone 3-1, to grab their first away league win of 2024.
Goals...
Greens comment on end of Bute House Agreement
The First Minister Humza Yousaf called the Scottish Green Co-leaders to Bute House earlier today and has brought to an end the coalition agreement...
New Contemporaries 2024
Perhaps unsurprisingly, given the current state of the world, many of the artists featured in this year’s New Contemporaries exhibition at The Royal Scottish...
Discounts available for groups on trams
Anyone visiting Edinburgh in a group can purchase discounted ticket options as Edinburgh Trams launches its new online booking service.
Ten or more customers travelling...
Man critically injured in road crash
Edinburgh police are appealing for information after a pedestrian was seriously injured in a crash on Trinity Crescent, Edinburgh.
The incident, which happened around 5.50pm...
A wet day – but the dogs like it
Photographer Alan Simpson has been out to Inverleith Park in the rain today and found several dogs all having fun there.
The photos also...
MP visits local community garden
Owen Thompson MP visited the Newtongrange Community Garden on Tuesday and learned about how they view sustainability. He also saw for himself the transformation...
Bin hub ‘noise dampening’ system to be investigated
The hubs have led to a fall in overflowing bin reports but soaring complaints over noise from nearby residents
A ‘noise dampening system’ for Edinburgh’s...
Fire in Breadalbane Street – PHOTOS
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service were called to a fire in Breadalbane Street just off Bonnington Road in the early hours of Thursday...
Two council-run care homes slated for closure
The proposal to close two care homes comes as part of a new raft of cuts to health and social care services, to help...
Levitt inspired Hibs breeze past Ross County
With a superb second half performance Hibs beat Ross County 2-0 at Easter Road.
Goals from Myziane Maolida and Dylan Levitt were enough for...
Paolozzi’s Leith Athletic strip is pitch perfect
Artist Eduardo Paolozzi has netted a new generation of fans with his iconic designs inspiring a unique football shirt which is raising awareness and...
Thousands sign petition to stop school cuts
The EIS-led 'Save Our Schools' petition was presented to council leader Cammy Day this week
More than 3,000 people have called on Edinburgh Council...
‘Rapid rise’ in people injecting cocaine
Concerns have been raised over a “rapid rise” in the number of people injecting cocaine in Edinburgh, as plans to introduce safe consumption rooms...
Valentine Film Nights
Classic romance films are back on the big screen at city cinemas this Valentine's night
To mark Valentine’s Day, four classic romance films are...
Sunsets, Drawings and Tapestries
Edinburgh born artist Andrew Crummy, best known as designer of The Great Tapestry of Scotland, is giving a talk at his exhibition at the...
Sweeping cuts loom as health board wrestles with £133m shortfall
Health chiefs warn closing the budget gap will involve cutting "into the muscle" of the region's health services
Dealing with the financial shortfall could lead...
Valentine’s at the Botanist
A special sharing menu with cocktails and live music on offer at The Botanist this year
Stuck for ways to treat your special someone to...
Edinburgh charity gains Gold ‘Investor in People’ award
Into Work, a charity dedicated to making work more inclusive for disabled people, celebrates gaining the prestigious 'Gold' status for employee support.
Since 1993,...
Shawfair shambles leads to more pain than gain say gym members
A new David Lloyd gym at Shawfair near Dalkeith has come in for a slew of criticism by furious members, with some claiming they...
Jacqueline Suttie receives the MBE in New Year Honours
Jacqueline Suttie from Edinburgh receives the award of MBE as Founder and CEO of PTSD UK for her services to people with Post Traumatic...
Higgins edges closer to first Scottish Open win
John Higgins kept his cool to edge Tom Ford 5-3 and overcome another hurdle as he bids to win the Scottish Open for the...
Pronto ready to take a slice of Edinburgh pizza market
Authentic Italian “pizza al taglio” has arrived in Scotland for the first time with the opening of Pronto Slice - the latest venture from...
Five things you need to know today
Investigation
Our investigation revealed in our December newspaper into the disgraced GAA player Kevin McGourty, also known as Caoimhean MacDhorchaidh, has resulted in the sacking...
Botanics bosses aiming to break 100,000 visitor barrier
Organisers of the Christmas light show at the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh hope to break through the 100,000 visitors barrier this year with thousands already flocking...
The Snow Queen – warming up those chilly Edinburgh nights
The new production at the Lyceum adds a Scottish twist to the classic fairytale
There’s no better antidote to a dark and gloomy winter’s night...
Spartans host Sporting Memories at Ainslie Park
The charitable organisation Sporting Memories were the hospitality guests of honour at Saturday's game against Dumbarton.
Sporting Memories and The Spartans Community Foundation formed a...
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