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Museum attracts thousands on first day
Over 22,000 visitors came to the National Museum of Scotland on the first day after a grand public opening on Friday 29 July. The...
Siege Perilous announce new mentoring scheme
A new mentoring and development programme for emerging playwrights has been announced this week. Edinburgh-based theatre production company, Siege Perilous, is introducing the scheme...
Five things you need to know today 30 July 2011
So today's the day! The wedding of Miss Zara Phillips, who is thirteenth in line to the throne and Mr Mike Tindall takes place...
Musselburgh Races Carnival Race Night tonight
Feature race at Musselburgh's Carnival Race Night fixture tonight is the £12,000 BlackRock EBF Conditions Stakes, one of three qualifying races for the Betfair...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe – Competition to win tickets for Still Spinning
Still Spinning sees Mick Groves perform three shows, weaving together songs and stories from thirty years at the peak of the folk business, including...
Father and Son in a spin at the Festival
A father is performing at the 2011 Edinburgh Fringe while his son is producing an entirely different kind of show at the 2011 Edinburgh...
Five things you need to know today
The Scotsman has a lengthy article explaining that the South Suburban line had to be used by passenger trains following the derailment of one...
Black Box is open for business
Two years ago, Hannah Livingston was a Dundee jewellery graduate like any other, preparing to exhibit at the renowned New Designers exhibition in Islington,...
What’s in store at the National Museum of Scotland
We have been waiting patiently for over 3 years during the refurbishment of the National Museum of Scotland. Since the doors closed on one...
East Edinburgh residents propose second meeting about council’s privatisation plans
A meeting to discuss the City of Edinburgh's far reaching plans to privatise services was well attended last night. Almost 100 people went along...
New shop opening at Craigleith
Outdoors clothing specialist Trespass is the latest addition to the line-up of retailers at Craigleith Shopping Park in Edinburgh.
The leisure brand has opened a...
City Art Centre David Mach – Signs and Wonders
Asked how it feels to be back in Edinburgh, David Mach replies, jokingly:- "The biggest sin a Scot can commit is leaving Scotland -...
Candidates for the city centre by-election confirmed
The six candidates for the vacant seat in the City Centre ward are:
John Carson - Independent
Karen Doran - Scottish Labour Party
Alistair Hodgson - Scottish Liberal Democrats
Melanie Main - Scottish...
Five things you need to know today
The Reporter has been all over the newly refurbished Museum of Scotland and we have published our article about that here. It is really...
Restalrig Festival 30 July 2011
Restalrig will be entering into the festival spirit this summer with its own community event to be held this Saturday 30 July.
The fun-filled day,...
The National Museum of Scotland reopens this Friday
The recently refurbished National Museum of Scotland is to open again this Friday morning at 10 after a building programme which has taken three...
The past life of the National Museum of Scotland
As the transformed National Museum of Scotland prepares to open up to the public again on Friday The Reporter considers the fascinating history of...
Magnus Öström – touching the beautiful blue
Meeting Magnus Öström is a profound and moving experience. For in him, as in his music we see the power of the ultimate truth:...
Five things you need to know today
The Lending department in Central Library will be closed from today until Saturday 30th July while they install their brand new self service machines....
Artwork at The Newsroom
The Newsroom, a city-centre bar and diner located on Edinburgh’s Leith Street, recently commissioned up and coming 24-year-old artist and exhibitions curator, Steven Cox...
Police tackle bike crime in Edinburgh
Police in Edinburgh have been putting the brakes on bike crime in an initiative that has been running in the Capital since May.
Operation Cello...
Edinburgh Magic Fest will reappear next year!
The Edinburgh International Magic Festival will once again take place during the first week of the school summer holidays. Running from 29th June -...
Five things you need to know today
Another little piece of Edinburgh graffiti for you today. Any idea where we found these delightful little flying pigs?
Reporter readers with a longish memory...
Meeting on Wednesday to discuss Council Plans
Councillor Cammy Day, the Labour representative for Forth Ward and Peter Hunter of Unison will discuss The City of Edinburgh Council Plans to sell...
Edinburgh Fringe Festival preview – The World According to Bertie
How Edinburgh is this Fringe show? Legendary author Alexander McCall Smith's groundbreaking 44, Scotland Street series was written in Edinburgh, is about Edinburgh and...
Police want witnesses to come forward to Bonnyrigg assault
Police in Midlothian are appealing for information after a man was assaulted and robbed in Bonnyrigg in the early hours of Saturday morning (July...
Tune into Edinburgh Radio here!
The Reporter came across Edinburgh Radio quite recently by a happy internet surfing accident. We did not know that it existed till now, but...
Green flags for Edinburgh parks
Edinburgh’s parks and green spaces have set the benchmark in environmental excellence after scooping twenty Green Flag Awards in this year’s national competition.
In total...
Three new Edinburgh allotments to open this year
Three new allotment sites are to be opened this year – as the demand for gardening space continues to grow.
To address a shortage of...
Edinburgh Job – Creative Manager
You only have two days to apply for this job so get your skates on. The City of Edinburgh Council is looking for a...
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