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Cockenzie Power Station Approved
Plans to replace the coal fired power station at Cockenzie in East Lothian with a high efficiency gas station have been approved by Scottish...
Christmas night out – bring Monaco to Edinburgh
The opulence and sophistication of one of Europe’s favourite destinations will be the scene for Edinburgh’s most spectacular Christmas party nights of the year,...
Starbucks assist youth groups in Edinburgh
Starbucks has found out that young people in Edinburgh are 'raring to go' to help their local communities, and as a result four local...
Gorgie and Dalry Community Council news
The Gorgie and Dalry Community Council met on 3 October 2011 in St Martin's Church Hall on Dalry Road and had much to discuss including several...
Museums take their exhibitions to the people
Oaklands Care Home and Day Centre, 35 Canaan Lane, Morningside was celebrating the opening yesterday of an exhibition put together by older people and volunteers...
Planning Committee 6 October 2011
A new strategy to light up Scotland's Capital is set to go out for public consultation if approved by the Council's Planning Committee.
The draft...
Five things you need to know today
The Bank of England has announced a new-style £50 note which features engineer James Watt, who is commemorated in Heriot-Watt University's name, and entrepreneur...
Edinburgh job – experienced researcher
Heriot Watt University are advertising a job on their website today. They are looking for a researcher to work for 2 years in the...
Balmoral is in the pink!
Rocco Forte’s The Balmoral will again glow pink this October in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2011.
The hotel’s majestic clock tower, which stands...
Inverleith Park – Council Depot Not to be Sold
There was a triumph for the Save Inverleith Park Campaign this morning when the Policy and Strategy Committee agreed to a motion which ensured the...
Young Enterprise award for Edinburgh photographer
A young Edinburgh photographer has been given a boost from the Youth Enterprise Guide Project funded by the council. Raymond Keith is now running...
Edinburgh Recyclers to be rewarded with cash
Recycling residents across Edinburgh should look out for a postcard in their red and blue boxes during the next couple of weeks to be...
Ooh Fashion’s Edinburgh Event 18-22 October 2011
As London Fashion Week fast becomes a distant memory, allow the beckoning call of Ooh Fashion to tickle your fashionista taste buds, as they...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh Architect, Lorn McNeal tells The Scotsman today that he 'smelled a rat' about the statutory notice system when he noticed the amount of...
Council appeal for more foster carers in Edinburgh
Right now, fifteen children in Edinburgh are waiting for someone to care for them and to guide them towards a happy life. The Council's...
Policy and Strategy Committee Meeting 4 October 2011
The Edinburgh City Council Policy and Strategy Committee will meet tomorrow at 10am at the City Chambers.
The future of Inverleith Park will be a hot topic...
What to do about Statutory notices?
by Richard Godden, Partner in McKay Norwell Solicitors.
We invited Edinburgh Solicitor, Richard Godden to offer his advice to city residents who might find themselves affected by...
Edinburgh lawyers witness rise in Divorce cases
A rise in matrimonial cases has helped a Scottish solicitors firm to grow its family law business despite the ongoing economic downturn and stagnant...
Edinburgh Mountain Film Festival 6-9 October 2011
Several climbing, mountaineering, round the world expeditions, base jumping and mountain photography experts are among those who will be in the capital for the 9th Edinburgh Mountain Film...
Five things you need to know today
An accident at Roseburn yesterday involving a double decker bus and a bridge left a pensioner trapped on the upper deck. The BBC reports...
Capital conference for council tenants
Council tenants are being offered the chance to shape the city’s housing services at a conference in the Capital this weekend.
The annual Tenants’ Conference...
Mach finishes The Last Supper at City Art Centre
But only for a couple of weeks so if this is your bag then you are advised to get along and see it before...
The BUPA Great Edinburgh Run
Well at least we can tell you about the 5K part of it.....the 10K just got under way an hour ago and there will...
Government to debate technology and Scotland’s heritage
Scotland’s treasure trove of history and culture is making unprecedented international connections through the use of digital channels and new technologies.
Following a very successful...
Five things you need to know today
The Raeburn House Hotel has gone into administration according to The Edinburgh Evening News. We did a double take when we read that, as the hotel...
Rugby – Edinburgh v Munster RaboDirect PRO12 – 30 September 2011
Unbeaten PRO12 League leaders and current (Magners) Champions, Munster, fielded a strong team, with several current Irish International players, against an Edinburgh side whose...
The Edinburgh Reporter Guide to What’s on in October 2011
1 October 2011
Edinburgh Napier University are holding an open day today. So if you are interested in enrolling for some studies then get yourself...
Queensferry Lifeboat – Third call out in three days
The RNLI Lifeboat crew were called out for the third day running to go to the aid of a motor boat which had suffered...
Queen Margaret University announces tuition fees
Queen Margaret University has set indicative tuition fees for Rest of UK (RUK) students at £6,750 per annum. No RUK student will pay more...
Five things you need to know today
The day has dawned for the World's Biggest Coffee morning for Macmillan....send us your photos of the best cakes!
We have been worrying all summer...
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