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TERLive! event 19 June 2012 with Lothian and Borders Police
We have been working for some time with Lothian and Borders Police on a new venture for them : a Live Webchat. So...
MSP says Community purchasing may mean more allotments
Marco Biagi, MSP for Edinburgh Central, has welcomed the Scottish Government's plan on giving urban communities more say on unused land and derelict properties...
The Mela Festival is launched in Edinburgh
The Mela Festival launch earlier today introduced new director, Chris Purnell, who was previously in charge of the London Mela. The Mela showcases talent...
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Bridge over Leith Walk - Fashion Show - Social Media - Stolen bicycles - Road closure in Portobello
The Scotsman reports on the proposal to...
ESPC event on Saturday to help you show off your house
GIVE YOUR HOME THE BEST STAGING TO SELL, SAYS ESPC
Homeowners could see a 250% return on investment by ‘dressing’ or ‘staging’ their home ahead...
Legionnaire’s update – 20 confirmed cases 19 suspected
The latest reports from the Scottish Government Resilience Room (SGoRR) on the Edinburgh Legionnaires’ outbreak show that there are now 21 confirmed cases and...
The Edinburgh Reporter chats with Edwin Van der Ven
WHO ARE YOU AND WHERE DID YOU COME FROM
My name is Edwin van der Ven, owner of The Reverie restaurant and bar in Newington. I...
Enercon opens new Edinburgh office
The new Edinburgh offices of German wind turbine manufacturer, Enercon, were officially opened by Energy Minister Fergus Ewing today.
The offices, the first the firm...
Hot Tickets for Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2012
by Julie Dawson
Hot off the press, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2012 programme is bigger and better than ever. Among its (nearly) 400 pages there...
The Olympic Rings arrive in Edinburgh
Now that the Diamond Jubilee celebrations have come to an end, it seems it is time to prepare for the next event in sight:...
Cannabis uncovered in Greenbank
Police in Edinburgh have arrested and charged a 31-year-old man in connection with a cannabis cultivation discovered in the Greenbank area of the Capital.
Officers...
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Legionella outbreak - City centre streets - Planning matters - ECA Degree show - Ian Murray MP
We have the latest news from NHS Lothian...
Update on Legionnaire’s outbreak
Outbreak of Legionella in South West Edinburgh – update at 17:30
NHS Lothian is now investigating 17 confirmed cases and 15 suspected cases of Legionnaires’...
Part exchange in Prestonpans perhaps?
How much easier could your house move be if you had a cash buyer for your existing home? No estate agents’ fees and no...
Football – Spartans v Kilmarnock
FIVE STAR PERFORMANCE FROM SPARTANS
Spartans got back to winning ways in the Scottish Premier League with a convincing 5-0 victory over bottom of the...
Football – Looking forward to Euro 2012
The Edinburgh Reporter Guide to Euro 2012
It is not long now until the eagerly awaited Euros start off with matches in both Ukraine and...
Dundas Street Gallery – Jamie Primrose exhibition
Collectable and acclaimed artist, Jamie Primrose, showcases his latest exhibition of over 50 vivid vistas and skylines of Edinburgh in oils at the Dundas Street Gallery...
Man dies after road collision
Lothian and Borders Police can confirm the man involved in a serious road collision in Edinburgh on Sunday (3 June 2012) died from his...
Council committee to consider planning on Wednesday
The Development Management Sub- Committee meets on Wednesday 6 June 2012 to decide the fate of some of the many planning applications made to...
Police appeal for witnesses to robbery
An elderly couple were robbed in their house in Grosvenor Crescent yesterday afternoon and Lothian and Borders Police have put out an appeal for...
Jubilee Beacons
To celebrate a national event like the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, it has become traditional to light a chain of beacons down the country...
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Pensioner dies after gas leak - Jubilee - Botanics today - Police launch driving campaign - Films
An elderly man died yesterday in his own...
Incident in Holyrood Park
There are reports of an incident at in Holyrood Park tonight, involving Lothian and Borders Police along with Lothian Borders Fire and Rescue Service,...
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Diamond Jubilee - Legionnaire's Disease - Biggest Journey - Film Reviews - Queen App
The Diamond Jubilee is not quite over yet. The concert from...
Women’s Hockey – Scotland v South Africa
Women's Hockey 2 June 2012
Scotland and South Africa played their fifth and final test at Titwood, in Glasgow, on Saturday, Scotland having lost the previous...
Getting out of Edinburgh – Highland Wildlife Park has a new tiger!
A male Amur tiger, an extremely threatened species, has moved in with tiger girl Dominica in the Scottish Highlands, and the pairing is already...
Music – new venue launches at the beginning of June
Etiket, Edinburgh's newest Deep House jaunt is launching on Friday 8 June 2012 at the Annexxe (Downstairs Liquid Room, Cowgate entrance).
JACKSONVILLE will lend a...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2012: the weird and the wonderful
Maybe 'weird and wonderful' isn't quite the correct description, but nestling in among the big names and big productions are hidden gems of exotic,...
Pawel Rodak convicted of culpable homicide of University lecturer
A 21 year-old man has today been found guilty of killing a university lecturer who was stabbed to death in his own home.
Roger Gray...
College shining a light with solar panels
Energy Future Looks Bright for Edinburgh’s Telford College
A Scottish college which is at the forefront of developing training opportunities in the burgeoning renewables industry...
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