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Edinburgh’s housing market more active than the last decade
As we head towards the height of summer, Edinburgh’s property market continues to heat up with the highest number of homes being bought and...
The Big Yin on the big screen at Vue
‘The Big Yin’ brings stand-up comedy tour to the Big Screen
Legendary Scottish comedian, Billy Connolly, is bringing a snapshot of his career in comedy...
Cityfibre – teaching digital safety and enabling cultural inclusion
The company behind the city's fibre rollout not only teaches people about the digital age, but it also enables cultural inclusion by backing free...
At the City Art Centre – Victoria Crowe
At the City Art Centre until 13 October 2019 there is an exhibition of fifty years of painting by one of the country's leading...
At Summerhall in September – Scotland’s first Kung Fu Film Festival
Summerhall launch Scotland’s first Kung Fu Film Festival
Summerhall announces Scotland’s first ever Kung Fu Film Festival - coming to the venue in September 2019....
DJ Mark Ronson to headline Edinburgh’s Hogmanay
DJ and producer, Mark Ronson, Academy Award winner, Grammy winner and Golden Globe-winning artist, will host the huge party to welcome 2020 in...
Letter from Scotland
I’ve just come home from a cycling holiday along the River Tweed. It’s a quiet, majestic river which meanders unconcerned through what used to...
Half price Tattoo tickets on sale on Monday
If you have left it a bit late to buy tickets for the Tattoo this year then wait till Monday and buy them for...
FirstPort funding for Think Circus
FirstPort have awarded £25,000 to Think Circus CIC, a social enterprise run for young people in Leith, which uses circus skills to improve their...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2019 – A Fear and Loathing Actor in Dublin
Choose a house. Choose a spa break. Choose a car. Choose money and security. Choose to sell out or stay true to yourself.
A roller...
Review – The audience just loved Kylie – and she loved them back ★★★★★
She has come a long way since she was Charlene Robinson in Neighbours, and most of us know the ups and downs of her...
MEP organises clean air protest in Corstorphine
Newly elected Liberal Democrat MEP Sheila Ritchie organised a protest along with Corstorphine Climate Action on St John's Road to bring the poor air...
Secretary of State announces name for new UK hub
The Secretary of State for Scotland, David Mundell announced today that the name for the new UK Government office at Waverleygate is Queen Elizabeth...
Kylie at the Castle
Kylie is the second act to grace the Castle stage this summer. Here she is 'giein' it laldy' up on the Esplanade.
She performed...
At the National Galleries of Scotland – Seurat painting on show for the...
An oil painting by George Seurat (1859-91) has been loaned to the National Galleries of Scotland by the Courtauld Gallery.
The painting has never been...
Tattoo looking for musicians to work for food and lodging
The Musician's Union revealed earlier this week that the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo which is a complete sell-out during its entire run each summer,...
All the fun of the fair at the Commie – book now
All the fun of the fair
Join in all the fun of the fair but with a guarantee that you’ll stay dry, when you join...
At the Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival on Tuesday
On Tuesday night 16 July 2019, as part of the EJBF, the Gil Scott-Heron Songbook is at Leith Depot at 8.00pm.
Guitarist and vocalist...
View from the top: Quartermile apartment on the market
There is a chance to buy the 'height of modern luxury' in the Quartermile development.
On the market with Warners Solicitors & Estate Agents for...
Commercial university of the year win for Edinburgh
Tasked with maximising revenue from The University of Edinburgh’s assets, Accommodation Catering & Events (ACE) is celebrating a major UK-wide award win in recognition...
Filming Belgravia on Edinburgh’s streets
Perhaps one of the best-loved series over recent years was Downton Abbey - whether you watched it as it happened or binged on the...
New Point A Hotel opens today
Point A Hotels has released rooms for sale in its newest hotel in Edinburgh, meaning that nearly 4000 hotel nights will be available in...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2019 – new five star venue for Imagination Workshop
Imagination Workshop has a colourful and classy 5-star hub, new for Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2019 in one of the city’s best hotels and hosting 11...
Open Streets on Sunday from noon
On Sunday the third Open Streets event will take place in the city centre. Various streets are open for active travel and closed for...
Technology and innovation from the Apollo moon landings
Four surprising technological innovations that came out of the Apollo moon landings
by Daniel Brown, Lecturer in Astronomy, Nottingham Trent University
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Hurry to have your say on these transport projects
The council is running two consultations which finish this weekend.
The City Centre Transformation and Meadows to George Street consultations both end on Sunday evening so...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2019 – THE KAGOOLS: CIRQUE DU KAGOOL
Multi award-winning UK physical comedy duo, The Kagools, bring their exciting new show 'Cirque du Kagool' to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Roll up! Roll up! And...
Ann Budge to receive Edinburgh Award
Ann Budge, the Edinburgh businesswoman who is both CEO and Chair of Heart of Midlothian FC, is the next recipient of the Edinburgh...
ScotRail get VisitScotland accreditation
ScotRail staff have been coached by a customer services' company to improve the service they give to tourists
WorldHost trained 118 hospitality stewards in ways...
Edinburgh Castle in running for tourism award
Edinburgh Castle has been shortlisted to win the title of
Best Heritage Attraction in a competition run by travel experts the British
Travel Awards (BTAs).
The BTAs...
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