OUR NEWS BY EMAIL
Subscribe below to receive our news by email
Tag: Edinburgh
Five things you need to know today
According to the BBC, Scottish Criminal justice is on the agenda for discussion by the Cabinet on Tuesday. They are to meet at...
IRB World Sevens Final, Murrayfield, Day 1 28 May 2011
by John Preece
Day one had it all.
Wind, sun, rain hail and a streaker, as well as some fine Sevens Rugby from the World's best.
Teams...
Musselburgh looking for 2012 sponsor
Scotland’s third richest horse race has started the hunt for a sponsor in 2012.
The Edinburgh Cup which is run at Musselburgh on Derby Day,...
New Fringe venue to provide stage for “home-grown talent”
A new Fringe venue has been launched in Leith with the hope of bringing thousands of new visitors to the North of Edinburgh.
Leith on...
Kimonos, a very Japanese Art
Last weekend a very special exhibition of over 40 kimonos came to the St John's Church in the West End of Edinburgh designed by...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh businesses have joined forces in a bid to become more involved in the controversial trams project. According to STV Local, representatives from thousands...
What’s on in Edinburgh this weekend? 27th May 2011
Friday 27th May 2011
Hopetoun Farm Shop opens today. More details on the Hopetoun House website.
Tonight's The Night at The Queen's Hall. Tickets and more...
EIFF – Ewan McGregor to attend Edinburgh premiere
The Edinburgh International Film Festival has announced that the European Premiere of David Mackenzie’s ‘Perfect Sense’ will move from The Cameo to the larger,...
Edinburgh Poet in Paris
Edinburgh poet Young Dawkins is heading to Paris next week to represent Scotland in the Poetry Slam World Cup. He will be competing against...
The Pipe – Edinburgh 28 May 2011
Edinburgh - The Pipe plus Director Q&A, Sat 28 May, 20:15, Filmhouse, 88 Lothian Road
With arrests at multiple protests in the last few...
Gogar Tram Depot – on track for completion
This week the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) visited the Gogar Tram Depot to see the construction so far. The Edinburgh Reporter...
Goodbye Guardian Edinburgh
All of us in Edinburgh, Leeds and Cardiff have become very used to the sight of the tweets, the retweets, the informative articles and...
Made in Scotland for the Fringe
Made in Scotland goes from strength to strength for the 2011 Edinburgh Festival Fringe with a seventeen strong programme of Scotland’s finest new work.
Today,...
Loopy Lorna’s Amnestea Party 27 May 2011
On Friday 27th May 2011 Edinburgh St Mark’s, a local Amnesty International group, will be celebrating 50 years of Amnesty International with a fabulous...
Official opening at Lochend Park this weekend
A new viewing platform and planting beds have been created around the pond in Lochend Park – just in time for Biodiversity Week. This...
New chief executive for Friends of The Earth
Friends of the Earth Scotland, Scotland's leading independent environmental campaigning charity, today announced the appointment of Stan Blackley as the organisation's new...
Five things you need to know today 26 May 2011
Now that the renovations to The Scottish National Portrait Gallery are nearing completion, apparently the National Gallery is next for a scrub up according...
Development Management sub-committee 25 May 2011
The Development Management sub-committee met in the Dean of Guild Room at the City Chambers today to discuss, amongst other things, the application by...
Amazin Amazon announce new jobs in Edinburgh
Lothians MSP, Sarah Boyack, has welcomed the announcement that online retailer Amazon is to create 900 jobs in Edinburgh.
The company is to create a...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh Airport have this to say this morning:-
By the end of today we hope to be running a full service at Edinburgh Airport. Latest Update. We still advise passengers...
Bus station closed
As we mentioned this morning the bus station is closed due to storm damage. This is what the Council have to say:-
** Temporary closure...
Council plans to prevent homelessness in Capital
Preventing homelessness is at the heart of a new draft commissioning plan approved this morning by the Council.
The Health, Social Care and Housing Committee...
Lothian police appeal for witnesses
Lothian and Borders Police are appealing for witnesses after a 39-year-old man was assaulted and robbed within an Edinburgh common stair.
The incident happened around...
Edinburgh signs Six Cities pledge
Leaders from Scotland’s six cities last week joined forces to sign a pledge in support of a shared vision of success for...
RashDash at The Fringe – Not For People Who Don’t Like Loud Noise
In March we reported that independent arts charity IdeasTap had announced the winners of their competition to win £10,000 to help bring a show...
Edinburgh Reporter chats – Kefah Bates
Kefah Bates has worked in therapeutic environments for 10 years, but only in the last three years has she specialised in counselling and Energy Healing. In the last...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh residents were warned yesterday to watch out for the predicted high winds as well as the possible appearance of volcanic ash. It was...
Inverleith Neighbourhood Partnership – Meeting 24 May 2011
The Inverleith Neighbourhood Partnership meet today in Stockbridge Library on Hamilton Place. The agenda is below. Some of the items which will be discussed...
Edinburgh Reporter chats – Matt Brown
Who are you, and where did you come from?
My name is Matt Brown, I'm a freelance film and TV producer. I’ve lived in Edinburgh...
Edinburgh MP wants rethink on retirement age
Mark Lazarowicz, MP for Edinburgh North and Leith, has made a strong call for the UK Coalition Government to think again on its plan...
SUPPORT LOCAL NEWS
DIGITAL & PRINT EDITION
