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Apple co-founder at core of Turing Festival
“You can think of the Turing Festival as European SxSW meets TED conferences.”
The organisers of the capital's Turing Festival are about to boot-up a...
Police take early morning action
UPDATE:- Two men have been arrested and charged in connection with alleged drugs offences in the Calders area of Edinburgh following enforcement action by Lothian...
Operation Cipher – Hoping to improve life in the Calders
We were at the launch of Operation Cipher in the Calders earlier today. In between the showers we managed to get some interviews and...
TERLive! – Operation Cipher begins today
Operation Cipher is being launched this morning in the Calders area of the city at Medwin House. We will be there to meet as...
Five things you need to know today
Assault & Robbery - Prison officer jailed - Culture and Leisure Committee - Operation Cipher - Book Festival
Lothian and Borders Police are appealing for...
Letter from Leith Business Association to Greener Leith – with response
21.18 Update:- Response from Greener Leith now below...
Leith Business Association vice-chair, Keith Hales, has been in touch with us about some coverage of an...
Action in the Calders – Operation Cipher
Tomorrow morning a fresh concerted approach is being launched, and will continue for the next month in an effort to improve the lot of...
Edinburgh International Book Festival – Kelpies Prize
Scottish publisher Floris Books revealed author Tracy Traynor as the winner of their annual Scottish children’s fiction prize, the Kelpies Prize, on Friday. The...
Polo – rescheduled Tournament proves a hit
Stewarton Polo Club 2012 Tournament
With the Scottish 'Summer' Polo season being virtually wiped out due to the weather, Stewarton Club owner, Karina Bowlby had...
Cycling for everyone in Edinburgh
While the Council is working on their bid to host the Grand Départ for the Tour De France in 2017, they are also looking...
CD Review: The 10:04’s – Lights Out
Fusing panoramic guitars and twinkling drums, The 10:04’s new single sounds like a step towards stardom.
The Edinburgh 4-piece have been a mainstay of...
Five things you need to know today
Commemorative Plaques - Leith Central Community Council - Wester Hailes and the Festival - Paralympics - Book Festival and new writing
Fiona Hyslop, Cabinet Secretary...
Fringe competition for reviewers
Allen Wright Award 2012
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society has opened submissions for this year’s Allen Wright Award. This award was established fourteen years ago to...
Free racing at Musselburgh this September
Musselburgh Stages Free September Race Day and Plans National Hunt Track Improvements
There’s no such thing as a free lunch but there is a free...
Griffiths’ double secures three points for Hibs
Hibs' boss Pat Fenlon has praised the contribution of Leigh Griffiths whose two goals helped secure a well-deserved three points at New St Mirren...
Fringe Chair steps down
After 17 years as Chair of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society, Baroness Elizabeth Smith of Gilmorehill has formally stepped down at the Society’s Annual...
Fundraising on the West Highland Way
Iain MacDonald, son of our local MSP Gordon MacDonald, and his girlfriend, Kate Murray, are walking the West Highland Way 8-13 September to raise...
Five things you need to know today
Book Festival - Tattoo Fireworks - Swimming with Sharks - Champagne - Fires
While you cannot get tickets for Irvine Welsh tonight at the Book...
The Asps in Hometown Gig
Thursday saw Edinburgh band The Asps perform the first of two concerts during the Edinburgh Festival as part of Scottish Fantasia.
The band, fresh from...
Andrew sets off on his Australian Adventure
Edinburgh cyclist Andrew Dickson will leave the capital’s miserable weather behind him today on his journey to sunny Australia, although he is unlikely to...
Hibs star Paul Cairney determined to prove Buddies wrong
Paisley born Hibs midfielder Paul Cairney returns to his hometown club this Saturday determined to prove them wrong for dispensing with his services as...
Festival of Politics and the Great Tapestry of Scotland
Creativity, change and history dominate at Festival of Politics
An opportunity to put a stitch in time and be part of history will be on...
Former Premiership star Shefki Kuqi joins Hibs
Shefki Kuqi, the former Sheffield Wednesday, Blackburn Rovers and Newcastle United target man has become Pat Fenlon’s eighth summer signing.
Speculation has been rife since...
Edinburgh International Book Festival – John Sutherland and John Crace
(Karen Howlett writes the lovely Cornflower Books which is all about 'books and other good things'.)
Back to the Book Festival today to hear Professor John Sutherland...
Bonhams Scottish Art Sale has Burns and Peploe
The Bonhams Scottish Art sale (part 1) was launched yesterday featuring some very notable arts of work shown below.
The Burns portrait dates from the...
Postcode Lottery Dream Fund may help tack youth unemployment
Edinburgh-based People’s Postcode Lottery has announced the launch of the Dream Fund, a £400,000 funding pot that encourages charities and organisations across the country...
Restaurant Review: Kyloe Restaurant & Grill
Kyloe , a super slick restaurant in the heart of the city.
The moment I walked into Kyloe I new it was right up my...
Five things you need to know today
Sainsburys - Fringe show with a difference! - Penguins - Book Festival - The Forest is back
There is some consternation among those opposed to...
Audio – Edinburgh International Book Festival – RNIB launch book today
It numbered Sir Winston Churchill, the Beatles, Laurel and Hardy, Mae West, Alice Cooper, Roy Rogers and his horse Trigger among its guests. It...
Homespun Theatre organise a treasure hunt on Royal Mile
Homespun Theatre Company have set up a treasure hunt in association with businesses on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile with the promise that children who complete...
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