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Greenpeace demo - Terrorist arrest - City centre Traffic management - Fringe App - CHAS Big Picnic
Greenpeace have occupied Shell garages across Edinburgh this...
Clancy wonder goal secures victory for Hibs
Tim Clancy
New signing Tim Clancy opened his Hibs goal-scoring account with a stunning 25 yard free-kick to secure a 2-0 victory over second division...
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Legionella - Pufflings - Taste of Edinburgh - Dovecot Studios - Portable hotel
The latest reports on the Edinburgh Legionnaires’ outbreak show that one further...
Greyfriars Bobby’s Bar – no dog’s dinner….
by Simon Walton / main picture Black Stallion Photography
150 years in the making, Edinburgh’s oldest puppy is groomed to perfection for its restoration celebrations,...
Telford student wins design award
An Edinburgh student has sharpened his job prospects after receiving a nomination for one of the design and creative industry’s leading awards.
Steven Brown, 28,...
National acclaim for the capital’s I Bike scheme
An innovative scheme aimed at getting more pupils on their bikes, which was piloted at schools in Edinburgh, has won a Scottish Transport Award.
The 12 schools involved in the I Bike...
Hibs star Joe McBride dies
Former Hibs and Celtic star Joe McBride died last night aged 74 at Glasgow Royal Infirmary.
Joe was taken to hospital last Saturday, after suffering...
Police officers raising funds for Sick Kids
Three police officers are donning their cycle helmets this weekend to raise vital funds for the Sick Kids Friends Foundation (SKFF).
The courageous cops will...
St Nicholas Court holding Summer Fayre this weekend
SUNSHINE (HOPEFULLY) ON LEITH THIS WEEKEND
St Nicholas Court Sheltered Housing Complex in Edinburgh is hoping for sunshine this weekend as it gets set for...
New man at the helm of the Scottish Seabird Centre
East Lothian’s award-winning visitor attraction, the Scottish Seabird Centre, has appointed a new Chairman. David Windmill was voted in unanimously at the annual general...
Community grants available in Edinburgh – apply now!
Small Steps Big Difference grants scheme - Community groups urged to submit their best ideas
Community groups in Edinburgh are being urged to apply for funding...
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Jamie's at Assembly Rooms - Penguins launch Rock Appeal - Our AR app - We need help for the Fringe! - Festival of Politics
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Five things you need to know today
West Princes Street Gardens - Flood warnings - Remploy - Farepak - Holiday reading
It has emerged that the Crown Estate are to give up...
Tonight! Freedom of Information event
Everyone has a legal right to see information from Scottish public authorities. You don't have to say who you are or why you want the information. And if the public...
Legionnaire’s update
The overall number of cases either suspected or confirmed remains the same but one more person has been changed to 'confirmed' status.
Reports into the...
Hibs unveil new signing
Hibs announced their fourth summer signing today in former Manchester United and Colchester goalkeeper Ben Williams.
The 29 year-old was introduced at a press conference...
Jenny MacLean’s Fitness Column #10
Extolling the Benefits of Pilates!
As a fitness instructor, I receive lots of enquiries about Pilates, from people who have never tried it and are...
Gay wedding held at Scottish Parliament as Campaigners push for Equality
Equality campaigners lobbying for gay marriage and equality in society yesterday took their petition to Holyrood. There, in front of the parliament building, they...
Edinburgh man’s 4000 mile charity bike ride across Australia
A retired Baberton Mains man is planning to cycle 4,000 miles across Australia to raise money for The Craig Gowans Memorial Fund and Radio...
New era begins for Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop
https://player.soundcloud.com/player.swf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fapi.soundcloud.com%2Ftracks%2F52188380 Edinburgh Reporter Radio – New era begins for Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop by bobertd
Edinburgh Reporter Radio visited the Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop's new Bill Scott...
Innovative Edinburgh Artist To Launch Solo Show
Artist Laura Gill brings her debut solo show to Coburg House Art Studios with the preview night opening on Thursday (12th). Her unique use...
Changing Lives campaign to kick unemployment into touch
A housing association has launched a new campaign to help young people and homeless adults in Edinburgh break cycle of unemployment and poverty -...
Hibs fans say farewell to club captain Ian Murray
Hibs fans finally said a fond farewell to former captain Ian Murray last night at his testimonial dinner at The Corn Exchange. This was...
Government keeping close eye on the weather
Minister for Environment and Climate Change Stewart Stevenson has thanked everyone involved in coping with the flooding and heavy rain that is causing disruption...
Many areas of Edinburgh under threat of floods
With four SEPA flood warnings currently in force, the Council's flood prevention team is operating 24-hour standby, monitoring all areas at risk and taking...
Friends undertake charity cycle for Marie Curie
Five friends who met when they did a charity bike ride through the Rocky Mountains in Canada have teamed up for another challenge by...
Demonstration at KFC Meadowbank
A planned protest by right-wing groups against Kentucky Fried Chicken’s policy of selling halal food at Meadowbank Shopping Centre failed to materialise today.
In response...
Free evening parking in city centre during Festival
FREE EVENING PARKING FOR CITY CENTRE DRIVERS DURING FESTIVAL
Parking in Edinburgh city centre is to be free from 5pm during the festivals season in...
Costa’s Ice Cream van will deliver to you direct
Ice Cold Costa to your door this summer........
Costa is taking its specially pimped ice-cream van on a tour around the country, visiting cities between Glasgow...
Edinburgh Reporter Chats – Eddie Robb from As You Like It Holidays
Eddie Robb is the managing director of Edinburgh based As You Like It holidays. Despite the tough economic climate, Robb started the venture at the...
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