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Edinburgh International Festival Review: One Thousand and One Nights (*****)
British director Tim Supple’s extraordinary stage adaptation of the classic Arabic masterpiece makes evident demands on its audience. It’s more than six hours long,...
Edinburgh Castle enjoys record numbers of visitors
Edinburgh Castle, Scotland’s number one tourist attraction, welcomed 205,832 visitors to the Castle in August this year, making it the highest number of paying...
Five things you need to know today 7 Sept 2011
We told you about the Jungle City animals who are taking up their positions around the city in anticipation of the charity auction at...
Five things you need to know today
We are not really making any excuses for showing you more of our fireworks photographs. We try hard to take all our own photos...
New Houses in Bonnyrigg to be launched this week
A new showhome with interiors by Amabile Design is being launched this week at Grange Estates’ Hopefield Heights development in Bonnyrigg just eight miles...
Edinburgh Community cafe uses crowdfunding
An Edinburgh based community café is one of a number of projects signed up to take part in new online approach to fundraising used by President...
Scottish Apprenticeship Week starts today
The first ever Scottish Apprenticeship Week gets underway today. During the week employers in Edinburgh will be encouraged to explore the benefits of employing...
BNI launches new Lunchtime networking club in Edinburgh
Thursday 15th September at 11.45am sees the launch of BNI (Business Network International) Scotland South and East Region’s first lunchtime chapter called Breakfast in...
University of Edinburgh to charge £9,000 a year for a degree
Student leaders at the University of Edinburgh have said that the decision by the University to charge students from elsewhere in the UK a...
Polo – Edinburgh Polo Club Autumn Tournament, 3-4 September 2011
Edinburgh Polo Club held their Autumn Tournament over the weekend of the 3rd and 4th of September, the second last competitive weekend of the...
Jungle City further unleashed in Edinburgh
The Jungle City animals which have been nestling in the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh for the last few weeks have finally been allowed out...
Jungle City animals are unleashed in Edinburgh
Jungle City animals have been living in the Botanic Garden Edinburgh for the last month. Today they were freed at the National Gallery of...
Five things you need to know today
Despite the rainy weather which has dogged so much of the Festival period, last night was dry for the Virgin Money Festival Fireworks. We...
Virgin Money Festival Fireworks – more photographs
We had a photographer in the Ross Bandstand yesterday evening to capture some more angles of the Virgin Money Festival Fireworks. 100,000 fireworks were...
Edinburgh International Festival Review: Bamberg Symphony Orchestra/Jonathan Nott (****)
The first of the Bamberg Symphony Orchestra’s concerts took the bold decision of contrasting music by two of the 20th century’s most distinctive voices...
Aquamarine Power announce Ground-breaking marine energy Finance deal
Aquamarine Power, the pioneering wave energy company, has agreed a £3.4 million loan with Barclays Corporate in a deal that marks an important milestone...
Edinburgh Festival goes out with a bang
According to Virgin Money and Edinburgh International Festival there were 250,000 spectators in Edinburgh at various locations to watch the finale this evening. For...
Virgin Money Festival Fireworks tonight rounds off the 2011 Festival
The world’s Festival set to finish with over 100,000 bangs and whistles tonight.
The grand finale, the Virgin Money Fireworks Concert is launched from Edinburgh Castle tonight...
Rugby – Edinburgh v Cardiff Blues 2 September 2011
They came, they saw, they gave Edinburgh a right kicking - or so the scoreline would suggest.
First league match of the new season and...
Five things you need to know today
Tonight in Edinburgh there will be about 37 minutes of bangs from the Virgin Money Festival Fireworks during the 45 minute display....We are looking...
Police call for information about armed robberies
Lothian and Borders Police are asking Edinburgh businesses and their clientele to be vigilant for suspicious activity in and around premises following a serious...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe Review: The Cherry Orchard (****)
Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard adapted for Theatre Alba by Jo Clifford, is a very good serious play which had an added dimension as this...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe Review: McNeil and Pamphilon (***)
This comedy sketch show by Steve McNeil and Sam Pamphilon was a show that had some of the audience laughing and loving it whilst...
Antique charity event at Dundas Castle for St Columba’s
Antique enthusiasts will have the chance to find out if they have treasure hiding in their house on Sunday 11 September, at a special...
Call for visitors to Mela Festival to register as organ donors
Edinburgh Mela visitors will be encouraged to save a life and join the NHS Organ Donor Register at this weekend’s event.
More than 20,000 people...
Council cuts spell the end for ‘People First’ care providers in Edinburgh.
The council's Finance and Resources Committee met earlier this week to discuss, among many other items on a lengthy agenda, a report on home-care...
Council appoint new Director of Corporate Governance
The City of Edinburgh Council can confirm that it has offered the post of Director of Corporate Governance to the current Head of Legal...
Competition – Win tickets for Afternoon Tea at The Howard Hotel
The Howard is hosting 'A Well Polished Afternoon Tea' event in association with Absolute Nails on Sunday 11th September and they would love it...
The Edinburgh Reporter Guide to what’s on in September 2011
Archaeology Scotland Month 2011
Throughout September Archaeology Scotland will be hosting free events for all at archaeological attractions across Edinburgh and Lothians. Scottish Archaeology Month...
Edinburgh Council Meeting 2 September 2011 – Audio report
We spoke with Councillor Gordon Mackenzie the LibDem transport convener, Councillor Lesley Hinds, the Labour transport convener, Councillor Steve Cardownie the SNP group leader...
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