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Shortlist announced for the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce Awards
The Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce Awards Dinner will take place next week at the prestigious Prestonfield House. As well as recognising some of the...
Rugby – Edinburgh v Newport-Gwent Dragons, RaboDirect PRO12, 23 March 2012
Edinburgh fielded a fairly inexperienced team in their latest RaboDirect PRO12 clash at Murrayfield against the Dragons from deepest, darkest Wales and probably paid...
Peppa Pig trots along to Musselburgh Races
Peppa Pig will be on hand to help the Easter Weekend racing at Musselburgh get off to a great start.
Musselburgh Racecourse is going the...
Five things you need to know this weekend
New Edinburgh jobs - Edinburgh Photos - Malleny Garden - City Chambers - Panda poster
There will be as many as 1,000 new jobs in...
Leith Walk improvements – plenty of talk but no action just yet
by Alyson Macdonald
Neighbourhood Partnership Considers a 'Vision for Leith Walk'
Council representatives have explained to locals that more consultation will be needed before any improvements...
Edinburgh Markets this weekend
You may already know about the Farmers Market on Castle Terrace, but there are also others in the city which offer a wide range...
Restaurant Review: Spoon Café Bistro
Vintage Heaven since 2009
We arrived at Spoon Café Bistro, opposite the Festival Theatre, after a brisk walk up North Bridge - Celia and I...
Five things you need to know today
Play Park opens today - 20mph zone - The Big Sleepout - Leith FM rebranded - Festival booking opens tomorrow!
Saughton Play Park will be...
Festival booking opens 24 March
Hot Stuff – Festival 2012
Tickets go on sale for Edinburgh International Festival 2012 this Saturday and organisers recommend Festival fans act quickly to...
Renewable Energy Investment Fund launched
Energy Minister Fergus Ewing has today announced a new £103 million investment fund which will drive the growth of renewable energy in Scotland for...
Police arrest bogus caller
An 18-year-old male has been arrested and charged with alleged bogus caller offences following an operation that took place in Hamilton yesterday.
The joint operation,...
Young Edinburgh Writers create poetry installation
Pupils from schools across Edinburgh will join together to launch a UK first later today when they unveil a teenager bedroom in the middle of...
Five things you need to know today
Broadband - City Cleanup - n0tice - Poetry at the Central Library - Five things no more?
Edinburgh wifi and super broadband are in the...
Big Spring Clean in Edinburgh
Areas across Edinburgh are set for a facelift this month as a £153,000 clean up begins.
This welcome investment was announced in February as part...
Scottish Book Trust New Writers Awards Showcase
Last Thursday The Reporter went to the Scottish Book Trust’s New Writers Award Showcase, celebrating the work of eight writers awarded money and mentors...
Edinburgh MP switching the lights off at Westminster
Edinburgh MP switches off for WWF’s Earth Hour to show support for Rio environment summit
The Rio carnival comes to the Houses of Parliament as...
Royal Commonwealth Pool Reopening – the Inside Pictures
All photos by Thomas Haywood: www.thomashaywood.com
Five things you need to know today
Commonwealth Pool open for you today! - Moonwalk - Wildflowers in Prestonfield - Leith Walk - Drumbrae Library Hub
Get along to the Royal Commonwealth...
Cycling – Green MSP wants changes made
CALL FOR ACTION ON FIFTY WORST JUNCTIONS FOR CYCLISTS
Ahead of a national meeting later today on road safety for cyclists, Scottish Greens have set...
Cycle for the Sick Kids
Keen cyclists across Midlothian are being encouraged to get on their bikes and pedal to success to raise funds for Edinburgh’s Sick Kids Friends...
Royal Commonwealth Pool re-opens
The Royal Commonwealth Pool (RCP) was formally reopened this afternoon. The event was a star-studded celebration featuring swimming and diving legends, past and present.
Former...
Ian Murray MP warns of the Tax Credits Bombshell
Ian Murray MP joined shopworkers union Usdaw and national charities campaigning against the £3,870 ‘Tax Credits Bombshell’ that the Government is set to drop...
Community Resilience Week begins today
Lothian and Borders Police are working in partnership with The City of Edinburgh Council and the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce to deliver the fourth...
Queen Margaret student Carrying the Olympic Torch
A podiatry student from Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh has been selected as an official torch bearer for the Olympic Games.
Twenty year old Toby Harris,...
Edinburgh Students challenged to turn to business
CONVERGE CHALLENGE TO HELP EDINBURGH STUDENTS AND ACADEMICS SECURE METEORIC RISE TO THE TOP
• £25000 cash, plus £20,000 ‘in-kind’ business support should incentivise local...
Council fell trees at Canonmills
Ani Rinchen Kandro led what she and others thought was a successful campaign to stop the Council from cutting down trees at Canonmills as...
Five things you need to know today
The Commie - Stop the Chop campaign fails - Finance Committee - Waverley taxi ban - Blackhall Library
The Commonwealth Pool will be officially opened...
Music review: Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, The Caves (****)
Sunday might be a day of rest for some, but not for the eight brothers from Chicago who stormed the stage in Edinburgh’s Caves...
Two jailed for organised crime
Two men convicted of organised crime offences in West Lothian have today been jailed.
John McCarthy and Peter Cameron were sentenced to six years and...
Football Spartans WFC v Falkirk
SPARTANS OPEN SEASON WITH 11 GOAL HAUL
Report by Edmund Brown and Photos by Carson Ralton
In the first game of the 2012 season, Spartans were...
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