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Edinburgh Restaurant offers ‘concierge service’
Ignite is an Indian restaurant with a difference. As well as producing good food they are also offering a new concierge service to arrange...
Edinburgh caterer wins sandwich award
Edinburgh office caterer, Beetroot Blue, is adding ‘award-winning sandwiches’ to its menu after its mouth-watering masterpieces were recognised at a national industry awards ceremony.
Scooping...
Getting out of Edinburgh – Romeo and Juliet at Traquair
Romeo and Juliet is being performed at Traquair from 1-4 June and 7-10 June in the garden of Traquair House. A promenade performance that...
The Edinburgh Reporter guide to what’s on in June 2011
Wednesday 1 June 2011
There may be opera at the Big Screen on Lothian Road tonight. It is certainly listed on the BBC website -...
Five things you need to know today
The digital TV switchover takes place today and some homes will be able to get Freeview from now on. There is more information on...
Fashion range raising funds for South African children’s home in Edinburgh
Fashion designer Dorota Alimowska has created a brand new clothing line which is both affordable and environmentally friendly, and she is going to show...
Amnesty International celebrates 50th anniversary in Edinburgh
To mark Amnesty International's 50th anniversary, Scottish campaigners, artists and politicians will be raising a 'Toast to Freedom' at an Edinburgh event on Wednesday...
Care Home Sports Day tomorrow
Residents at an Edinburgh care home are gearing up for next year’s Olympics by taking part in their own Sports Day tomorrow.
The annual event...
Edinburgh parks could be given Royal seal of approval
A number of parks around Edinburgh are due to be shortlisted for a very special award which could see them protected.
In the run up...
City Art Centre Exhibition of Scottish Art 1650-2010
The City Art Centre is gearing up to welcome huge crowds eager for a glimpse of some of Scotland's best-loved works of art.
Scottish Art...
Edinburgh pound to save local businesses
The Council's Economic Development committee gave the go-ahead to a feasibility study this morning which could mean the creation of an Edinburgh pound.
The idea...
The City of Edinburgh Council 2 June 2011
The full council meet this Thursday and the agenda is shown below. We will be in attendance and will be live tweeting under the...
Economic Development Committee meeting 31 May 2011
The committee meeting lasted a mere two hours this morning but covered a lot of ground. The committee is particularly pleased that its...
Serious assaults in Leith & Wester Hailes
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for information after a man was critically injured in an assault that happened in the Leith area of the...
Lorry driver asked to contact police following collision with cyclist
Police in Midlothian are appealing for witnesses to a road collision involving a tipper lorry and a cyclist on the A6094 on Monday...
Edinburgh student wins design challenge
An Edinburgh student has landed a placement at Scotland’s top design agency after winning a challenge to produce a branding and marketing strategy for...
Five things you need to know today
The devolved heads of Scotland Northern Ireland and Wales are meeting at Bute House today according to the BBC.
Following the variety of news...
Scotland has fewer student start-ups
New figures from the Higher Education Statistics Authority (HESA) have shown that Scotland has a poor record of supporting graduates in setting up and...
Fused Edinburgh 3 June 2011
Fused Edinburgh is a new and exciting acoustic Music Festival being held in The Music Box at Stevenson College Edinburgh, on Friday 3 June...
Consultation on Draft Gaelic Language plan
The National Library of Scotland has put its draft Gaelic Language Plan out for consultation prior to its submission to Bòrd na Gàidhlig at...
IRB World Sevens Final Murrayfield Day 1 28th May
In spite of winning two of their Day 1 matches, Scotland lost out in qualification for the top two finals, the Cup and Plate,...
IRB World Sevens Final 29 May 2011
The anticipated match up of the day (if you discount, what turned out to be, a lack-lustre New Zealand performance against Australia) was the...
Economic development committee meeting 31 May 2011
The Edinburgh Economic Development Committee will meet tomorrow to discuss, among other things, Councillor Burgess's proposed initiative, "Remade in Edinburgh". The Green councillor is championing...
Edinburgh lawyers raising money for Eve
Twelve bto runners completed Edinburgh’s Hairy Haggis Relay Marathon without injury, raising a magnificent £2312, so far, for The Eve Appeal.
bto’s three...
Edinburgh Reporter chats Sophy Green – the new CEO of Streetwork
Sophy Green is the new CEO of Streetwork - an Edinburgh based organisation dedicated to helping some of society's most vulnerable people. Their reach...
Bicycle accident in Edinburgh
A four-year-old boy had to be freed by firefighters after his leg became trapped in a bike last night.
Firefighters were called out ...
The Musselburgh Arrow 2011
Last week The Royal Company of Archers met for their annual competition at Musselburgh Racecourse to compete for the oldest sporting trophy in the...
Fire in Drumbrae
A man suffered burns and smoke inhalation and three others including a seven year old child needed treatment after a fire broke out...
Axolotl Gallery New Exhibition 10 June 2011
The Axolotl Gallery in Edinburgh will open their new exhibition “The secret life of owls and other works” by Allan Goodwillie on the 10th...
What’s on in Edinburgh this week? 30th May 2011
Monday 30th May 2011
Evita at The Playhouse Edinburgh tonight at 7:30pm
Featuring some of the most famous and inspiring stage music ever written, including the...
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