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Edinburgh Reporter Chats – Liliana Dabic
La Novia is one of Edinburgh's top Bridal boutiques. Since 1996, owner Liliana Dabic has been designing and selling dresses for ladies all over...
Polo – BEDS University Polo Tournament, 5-6 November 2011
Edinburgh Polo Club hosted the annual BEDS University Polo Tournament over the weekend with teams from Edinburgh, St. Andrews, Newcastle and Exeter. The universities...
Edinburgh Outdoor ice rink saved
An ice rink has been secured as part of Edinburgh's Christmas attractions for 2011 after negotiations led by The City of Edinburgh Council.
The rink...
Five things you need to know today
Football is always a newsworthy topic and never more so than in Edinburgh this weeked, where one of our city teams sacked its manager,...
It’s Good to Give Car boot sale 13 November 2011
Fill your boots ahead of Christmas for charity
Whether you want to de-clutter your home in time to host some Christmas cheer or pick up...
Public debate on environment services – 10 November 2011
Come and make your views known:
Date: Thursday 10 November 2011
Time: 7.30 - 9pm
Venue: City of Edinburgh Room, Lothian Chambers,
59-63 George IV Bridge, Edinburgh EH1...
LIVEBLOG – with the Edinburgh Council Labour Group
It is now just under six months until the election for the new administration at Edinburgh City Chambers takes place.
The LibDem/SNP coalition has come...
New wave energy device sets sail from Leith
Following its manufacture and testing in Leith, ScottishPower Renewables’ new P2 Pelamis wave power device sets sail for the European Marine Energy Centre in Orkney today...
Five things you need to know today
Last night the skies over Edinburgh were ablaze with fireworks, but in addition there was a major fire on Arthur's Seat which gave Lothian...
Academic supports Scottish EU membership
SNP MEP Alyn Smith has welcomed comments by Professor Henri De Waele, senior lecturer in EU law at Radboud University in Nijmegen in the Netherlands.
Speaking to...
New Edinburgh Science Fiction Theatre Company ‘Takes Off’
Tonight the country’s only theatre company dedicated to producing science fiction, is to take its maiden voyage in ‘Black Sky’ – an evening of science...
Labour launch consultation document ahead of council elections
Edinburgh Labour today launched its Moving Edinburgh Forward consultation document ahead of the 2012 local council elections.
The document, which was unveiled along with the group's...
Calling all runners!
If a jog around Arthur’s Seat is already something you enjoy, or if you want a fitness goal to work towards before summer 2012,...
Five things you need to know today
The City of Edinburgh Council Labour Group will launch their Moving Edinburgh Forward draft 'vision and ideas' document this morning, ahead of the council...
Labour sets out its stall for the Council elections
Today we publish a letter from Councillor Andrew Burns, Labour Group Leader, The City of Edinburgh Council.
We are running a liveblog with the Labour...
Time to Comment on the Local Development Plan
The City of Edinburgh Council is asking the public a range of questions to help shape the future development of the capital.
Their views will...
Jobcentre to stay open in city centre says MP Lazarowicz
Mark Lazarowicz MP for Edinburgh North and Leith has been told by Jobcentre Plus that for the moment at least it is not going...
Why is National Feed the Birds Day important?
by Kate Thomson
National Feed the Birds day began in Edinburgh at 11am on 29 October 2011 at the West Gate of the Royal Botanic...
Five things you need to know today
Nine people were rescued from Waters Close in Leith last night following a fire which started there around 8.45 p.m. Six of those were...
Places announce for Playwright Development Programme in Edinburgh
Siege Perilous and Writer-in-Residence Caroline Dunford are delighted to announce the names of the six playwrights who have secured a place on this year’s...
Edinburgh MP Murray embracing Movember….
Local MP Ian Murray is proudly joining the Movember movement and campaigning to raise vital funds and awareness for men’s health, specifically prostate cancer...
Police appeal for witnesses to assault in Caledonian Crescent
Lothian and Borders Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was assaulted and robbed in the capital.
The incident happened around 1.10am today (Tuesday)...
Bill Bollinger Exhibition at the Fruitmarket Gallery
Edinburgh’s Fruitmarket Gallery is adding a touch of American art to Scotland’s capital city. Their newest exhibition features the work of artist Bill Bollinger...
Five sizzling Guy Fawkes events in Edinburgh
The clocks have gone back and Halloween is over for another year, so now attention turns to the next autumnal event.
The official Edinburgh Bonfire...
Trial Edinburgh Sheriff Court – Man accused of putting girl in Freezer
A man accused of putting a four-year-old girl in a freezer warned his victim he would kill anyone she told, a court heard today.
The...
A sign too far at Holyrood
Parliament bosses have spent thousands of pounds erecting two new entrance signs, just yards from the original granite sign.
The original sign cost £20,000 and...
Edinburgh MSP welcomes reduced crime figures
People are less likely to become victims of crime as new statistics published today show a 30 per cent fall in violent crime in...
Alcohol Minimum Pricing Bill published today
It is time for Scotland's Parliament to join forces with those across Scotland who are serious about tackling our battle with alcohol misuse, Health...
Council sets deadline for Royal High
The Council's Finance Committee agreed this morning to allow the developer DHP until the end of December to enter into a legal agreement to...
Over 1500 new homes for Edinburgh
A record number of affordable homes have been approved for construction this year by The City of Edinburgh Council.
In total 1,558 homes have been...
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