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Scottish Opera – Tosca at the Festival Theatre
IN DEMAND TOSCA PRODUCTION RETURNS TO SCOTTISH STAGE
One of Scottish Opera’s most popular productions, Puccini’s Tosca, returns to the Scottish stage this Spring.
The internationally...
Portrait of RBS founder to be sold in Edinburgh
A major portrait of Archibald Campbell, 3rd Duke of Argyll, the founder of the Royal Bank of Scotland, and one of the 31 Scottish...
Calling all Ladies who lunch!
All you 'Ladies Who Lunch'…Here is a date for your diaries, and it is for a great cause.
What's better than a good natter with...
Review – Edinburgh 10-Minuters
The Edinburgh 10-Minuters project ran for three nights from 22-24 March 2012 at the Counting House on West Nicholson Street. It was a fantastic collaboration...
Five things you need to know this weekend
John Carter killers jailed - Portobello High School - Earth Hour - Buses - Traffic news
Two men who admitted responsibility for the death of...
Police seek witnesses to Fatal accident on M8
Lothian and Borders Police are appealing for witnesses following a fatal road collision on the M8, West Lothian, in the early hours of this...
Children’s author Cathy Cassidy coming to Edinburgh in April
Children's author Cathy Cassidy is appearing in Edinburgh on 28 April 2012 at 2.30 p.m at Waterstone's George Street.
She has written The Chocolate Box...
Edinburgh charity fashion show hailed a triumph
With Fashion weeks in London, Paris and New York a distant memory, the Edinburgh Charity Fashion Show is bringing couture to the capital.
Rock, rebellion...
ESPC are winners!
Last night was a great night for ESPC and they are swinging from their chandeliers today!
ESPC won the Best Support Team Award at the...
Edinburgh Napier Drama Society do Roald Dahl – TONIGHT!
Edinburgh Napier University Drama Society (NUDS) are the last amateur dramatic group in the country to perform Roald Dahl's 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'...
MAMA presents Half a Sixpence
Musselburgh Amateur Musical Association proudly presents the East Lothian premiere of the recently revised edition of heart-warming, rags to riches musical, Half a Sixpence.
The...
Opinion – by Craighouse Partnership on their proposed development
by William Gray Muir of Sundial Properties
The Craighouse Partnership hopes to preserve the beauty and history of Craighouse by proposing a sympathetic and sustainable...
Two men arrested for assault
Two men have been arrested and charged in connection with an alleged assault and attempted robbery in Edinburgh yesterday.
Members of the public contacted police...
Cars in Broughton vandalised
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for information after a number of cars had their badges stolen in the Broughton area of the Capital.
An Audi...
Five things you need to know today
Cycling - Housing Repairs - Fashion at Tartan Week - Portobello - Safety advice on petrol
When the cycling debate was decided last night at...
Are you in the Melting Pot? Scholarships available now!
Scotland’s centre for social innovation launches Incubator Award Programme.
The Melting Pot is calling on new and emerging social innovators to apply for a fully...
The Budding French Chefs Are In Town
The Budding Chefs Are In Town
Food & Drink Exchanges 2012
Pop-up Restaurant: 31 March 2012/ Poissons d’avril: 1 April 2012
The Institut français d’Ecosse and Frédéric...
One man’s view on cycling in Edinburgh
by Kim Harding
I have been cycling for more years than I care to remember, I first started to ride a bicycle on the roads...
Sikh Protest today at Holyrood
A colourful protest by Sikhs took place outside Holyrood today to highlight injustice in India, and particularly that of Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana who was...
Edinburgh girl in the Live and Unsigned Final this weekend
Local talent shines in the UK’s biggest original music competition!
Edinburgh schoolgirl, Catherine Thomson, has wowed the judging panel of the UK’s biggest original music...
LIVE – SPOKES Election Hustings 29 March 2012 at 7.30
The non party local cycling campaign group, SPOKES, is running a pre-election hustings tonight at Augustine United Church on George IV Bridge, and the...
Council gets the Quality Bike Corridor rolling
WORK BEGINS ON NEW QUALITY BIKE CORRIDOR IN EDINBURGH
This week sees the start of work on the Council’s Quality Bike Corridor scheme, which runs...
Woman arrested for assaults
A 28-year-old woman has been arrested and charged with two alleged assaults and robberies in Edinburgh.
Officers carried out enquiries as part of Operation Arable...
Book published by Edinburgh author marks 30th anniversary of Falklands War
Edinburgh author and former Royal Marine, Brigadier Ian Gardiner, will be signing his book The Yompers at Waterstone's George Street on Monday 2 April...
Greens promote cycling debate at Holyrood
Green MSP, Alison Johnstone, lodged a motion on cycling this morning which promoted a well-mannered cross party debate on the issues of cycling safety...
Five things you need to know today
Scottish Parliament to discuss Cycling - Assault and Attempted Robbery in the City Centre - Hustings - Hyperlocal Media Funding - Panda News
Alison Johnstone...
Creative Scotland announce Funding for hyperlocal media
Creative Scotland and Nesta are today calling for ideas that could contribute to the development of a hyperlocal media sector. (We find this news...
Shadow Business Secretary opens New Post Office in Bruntsfield
SHADOW BUSINESS SECRETARY CHUKA UMUNNA MP OPENED A NEW POST OFFICE IN BRUNTSFIELD THIS AFTERNOON
Ian Murray, MP for Edinburgh South assisted Chuka Umunna, MP for...
Portobello Councillor ‘appalled’ at news of possible court appeal
News was released this morning that the campaign group PPAG are to lodge an appeal at the Court of Session against the decision handed...
Holyrood – Bill on Responsible Parking could save council funds
The City of Edinburgh Council could save considerable sums of money if a bill launched today at Holyrood becomes law.
The Council has spent over...
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