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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...
Five things you need to know today
A 25 year-old man will appear at Edinburgh Sheriff Court later today charged in connection with the death of an elderly woman, Rosie Sutherland,...
The Edinburgh Reporter Guide to What’s On in November 2011
1 November 2011
The Leith Theatre Fund Raiser Session takes place tonight Tuesday 1st November from 7.00pm onwards at the Voodoo Rooms, West Register Street.
New Town and...
Murrayfield Community Council meeting 1 November 2011
The community council for the Murrayfield area meets on Tuesday 1 November 2011 at Murrayfield Parish Church Hall 2b Ormidale Terrace at 8.20p.m.
This is...
Liberton and District Community Council meet tonight
The Liberton and District Community Council meet this evening at the Liberton Kirk Halls, Kirk Gate at 7p.m.
This is the agenda, and you will...
Five things you need to know today
Happy Halloween! Hope your pumpkins are as ghoulish as these ones we saw at the weekend...
Has the coalition administration at the City Chambers now...
Rugby – Watsonians v Stewart’s-Melville, RBS Premier 2, 29 October 2011
Watsonians welcomed undefeated Premier 2 leaders, Stewart's-Melville to Myreside on a breezy, but bright Saturday afternoon. With Stew-Mel guaranteed a place in the league...
Public Meeting 1 November 2011
A public meeting will be held in Meadowbank Sports Centre at 6pm on Tuesday 1 November 2011 to report on the progress of the...
Edinburgh protest against land grabs
by Sunnah Khan
Oxfam campaigners rallied together outside Edinburgh’s St John’s church today to raise awareness about the issue of land grabs in third world...
Occupy Edinburgh Protesters call for Robin Hood tax
Approximately 80 members of Occupy Edinburgh and their supporters marched through Edinburgh calling for the introduction of a 'Robin Hood ' tax.
The protesters, many...
Rugby – Edinburgh v Leinster 28 October 2011
Friday night's match in Round 7 of the RaboDirect PRO12 League saw Edinburgh boosted by the return of five International players to the starting...
Five things you need to know today
One of Elizabeth Taylor's eight honeymoon beds will go on sale at Lyon and Turnbull in Edinburgh next week. Reuters explains more about the...
Be safe with Fireworks
As Lothian and Borders Fire and Rescue Service gears up for one of their busiest nights of the year they are urging the public...
Edinburgh legal firm support legal education at James Gillespie’s
James Gillespie's High School is the latest school to benefit from Dundas & Wilson's strong commitment to legal education in schools.
Teachers at Gillespie's receive...
Getting out of Edinburgh – Homes & Interiors Scotland Exhibition Glasgow
Now in its seventh year, the annual Homes & Interiors Scotland Exhibition is returning to Glasgow’s SECC this weekend, 28th – 30th October 2011,...
Christoper Hitchens and Stephen Fry at The Cameo
Well truthfully they will speak to each other on screen...but the screen is in The Cameo...
Intelligence² will be screening its highly anticipated conversation between Christopher...
Review: 27, Royal Lyceum Theatre (****)
There’s a lot to think about in Abi Morgan’s new play, co-produced by the National Theatre of Scotland and the Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh....
Police urge thinking ahead to winter
Lothian and Borders Police are participating in a national campaign urging motorists and other road users to make sure that they are fully prepared...
Man dies in city fire
A 41-year-old man died in the early hours of the morning after a fire believed to have been started by a discarded cigarette.
Firefighters were...
Five things you need to know today
The City of Edinburgh Council have yet again postponed a difficult decision to the next council meeting at the end of November. Trying to...
Changes to Scotland Bill to protect Independence of Scots Law
The Scottish Government yesterday took moves to strengthen the Scotland Bill and protect what it sees as a threat to the independence of the...
Edinburgh Roller Girls face off
One town, two teams, 40 wheels - all in a battle for glory.
The best players from the Auld Reekie Roller Girls’ league will go...
New Gaelic School approved by council
Plans for a new Gaelic school in Leith, Edinburgh, have been given the go-ahead by The City of Edinburgh Council.
The full council met yesterday...
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