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New jaguar settling in at the Zoo
A big cat youngster has been settling into her new home at Edinburgh Zoo after she arrived from Krefeld Zoo in Germany. Only one...
Local firms employed in Forth Replacement Crossing
Three Scottish firms have earned subcontracts to supply raw materials for the Forth Replacement Crossing.
Forth Crossing Bridge Constructors has awarded multiple orders for materials...
Lothian and Borders Police news
A 42-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with 40 alleged break-ins to vehicles in the west of the city.
A range of...
Council will discuss library consultation next week
A new future for Edinburgh’s libraries is to be decided next week following a consultation with almost 10,000 people.
The changes will see longer Saturday...
Commonwealth Pool to reopen in March
It was announced today that the much anticipated public reopening of the Royal Commonwealth Pool is set for Wednesday 21 March 2012.
The £37m refurbishment...
North Edinburgh News rises from the ashes
The much-loved North Edinburgh News is back!
As part of the budget cuts in 2011, the funding of almost £45,000 to the North Edinburgh News...
Accies players try out new pizza store
A couple of Accies boys gave Stockbridge something to cheer about yesterday as they ‘tried’ out the new Domino’s store in Stockbridge!
It’s all work and...
Five things you need to know today
Cameron in plea for the Union - Relaunch of the NEN - Labour Councillor blogs - Scotland blog - Castle webcam
Prime Minister David Cameron...
Review – The Muppets
by Ryan McNeely
The Muppets
Go. Just go. Right now.
I am so, so very happy. This is the Muppets movie I deserve. Jason Segel gets it....
First Minister making speech in London tonight
The First Minister is set to tell a London audience tonight that independence is the key to Scotland's future economic growth.
Alex Salmond is expected...
Miss North Edinburgh raising money for CHAS
Miss North Edinburgh, 22 year old Jayde Wright from West Pilton, visited Rachel House Children’s Hospice in Kinross, run by Children’s Hospice Association Scotland...
Fiona was Zoo Keeper for the day
Fiona Ker aged 21 from Edinburgh lived out one of her dreams today as she enjoyed being a ‘Keeper for a Day’ at Edinburgh...
Transport committee to discuss Morningside parking
A new scheme to help residents park closer to their homes in south Morningside may soon be introduced following a consultation with local residents.
The...
Cycling storage to be rolled out
New on-street bike storage is set to be trialled in up to six Edinburgh streets to see if it helps encourage more people to...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh Airport the best? - Edinburgh Cycling - Apprenticeships - Grange and Prestonfield Community Council - Sunday Brunch Club
The Scotsman tells us that Edinburgh Airport has been voted...
Judges announced for Fiction Prize
Newsnight presenter Kirsty Wark and University of St Andrews Principal Louise Richardson have become judges for the Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction, which...
Getting out of Edinburgh – Glasgow Gig for The Hooves of Destiny
Glasgow's 'The Captain's Rest' plays host to the tour opening gig from Beth Jeans Houghton and her band The Hooves of Destiny, this Friday, 17 February...
Fascinating Mummies at the National Museum of Scotland
From the mysterious, draped-filled corridor that beckons you into the show’s sepulchral inner sanctum, it’s clear that the National Museum of Scotland’s new exhibition...
Aquamarine Power – Making more waves in Orkney
Scotland’s first near shore commercial wave power array, which will power more than 1,000 homes, has been approved by Energy Minister Fergus Ewing.
Two new...
Active Transport in Edinburgh
by Councillor Gordon Mackenzie, Convener of the Transport, Infrastructure and Environment Committee, The City of Edinburgh Council.
The recent announcement that City of Edinburgh Council has...
Biomass may still make economic sense
The Scottish Government recently published draft proposals for biomass subsidies that could potentially see Forth Energy get a financial windfall of over £170 million...
AUDIO – Botanics still clearing up the storm damage
January 2012 started off with a devastating storm on the 3rd which caused damage to buildings and trees alike in The Royal Botanic Garden...
Five things you need to know today
Enlighten
Valentine's Day ideas - Tea and Opera
Cycling lovers
Love Your Bike
Jobson announces new film
We love the New Town, and it has been chosen as the...
News from Lothian and Borders Police
Police in Edinburgh launched an initiative today, targeting bogus caller crimes in the Capital.
'Operation Aristotle' is intended to help prevent people falling victim to bogus...
Review – The Machine Room – Love From A Distance EP
The debut EP from Edinburgh’s premier dream-pop act looks set to blow away those February blues.
Centred around the axis of John Bryden’s soaring vocals...
Five things you need to know today
Fountainbridge Canalside Initiative
Edinburgh Airport
Edinburgh Trams update
New Bishop
Gig tonight at Mary King's Close
An open community event is being held next Saturday 18 February 2012...
Oatcakes go crackers….
Scottish oatcakes have been rebranded as crackers – to help puzzled American shoppers.
Nairn’s, Scotland’s biggest oatcake manufacturers, have been forced into the move as...
Write for the Sick Kids
Whether you’re a published author, a would-be poet or a brickie with a passion for the written word, The Sick Kids Friends Foundation wants...
Fundraising for RNLI Queensferry
The RNLI Queensferry Lifeboat Station Fundraisers organised the Queensferry Scottish Country Dance Club's Annual dance in Queensferry High School recently.
Thanks to the generosity of...
New homes at Greenfields – easy commute to Edinburgh
ROOMS WITH A VIEW AT GREENFIELDS IN TRANENT
Walker Group has released a new contemporary two bedroom home at its Greenfields development in Tranent.
The Arosa...
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