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Fountain Brewery plans granted as Odeon case postponed
At yesterday's Development Management Sub-Committee meeting, the focus was very much on the proposals for the site at Fountain Brewery, as, much to the...
Bell & Scott Property Conference
Specialist property law firm, Bell & Scott, has announced the date of their highly acclaimed annual property conference.
The annual event has established itself as...
Red Note Ensemble at Greyfriar’s Kirk 12 May 2011
Scotland’s professional contemporary music ensemble Red Note continue their bold path of presenting rarely-heard classics of international new music alongside new work by UK...
Council planning review body
The Council Planning Local Review Body met yesterday to discuss three planning applications, as mentioned earlier.
The first application concerning the farmhouse in Newbridge (item 4.1...
Atom Town : Life after Technology
ATOM TOWN: LIFE AFTER TECHNOLOGY (2011) → A film by Gair Dunlop
Artist Gair Dunlop had unprecedented access to the Dounreay Atomic Research Establishment and...
Tram Consortium update media
Yesterday's press briefing held at The City Chambers Business Centre was aimed at alerting the media to only some of the latest developments of the Edinburgh tram project....
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh was the scene of an attack by a 26 year-old football fan on Celtic Manager Neil Lennon last night. The fan was arrested...
Premier Inn Launches Edinburgh Airport Hotel
Premier Inn launches its latest Scottish hotel at Edinburgh Airport today.
Festivities will include an official ribbon cutting, food and wine tasting, lice music and...
Edinburgh International Film Festival announces Project: New Cinephilia 16 June 2011
The Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF) has unveiled an innovative debate in cinematic discourse, Project: New Cinephilia, fronted by leading names in international film...
Edinburgh Trams update
The way forward for the Edinburgh Tram project is clearer today according to the Council, with one of the proposals agreed through the mediation...
Edinburgh Reporter chats with Council Leader Jenny Dawe
"I'm most frustrated by the trams," said Council Leader Jenny Dawe when asked about the worst thing that has happened during her time in...
Edinburgh Reporter chats – Angus Kerr
WHO ARE YOU AND WHERE DID YOU COME FROM
I'm Angus Kerr - I come from Aberdeen, but have lived in Edinburgh for the last...
Ferryburn Fairies getting ready for The Moonwalk
The Ferryburn Fairies are the enthusiastic team at Ferryburn Dental Care. They have decided to promote pink power, something they are passionate about as...
Council to Allow Cyclists to use Footpaths
The City of Edinburgh Council's Transport, Infrastructure and Environment Committee met yesterday at the City Chambers.
All motions from the agenda were agreed, and then the...
Development Management Sub-Committee meeting 11 May 2011
Some weighty matters on the agenda at the Development Management Sub-Committee meeting this morning at the City Chambers. , including a decision on the...
Five things you need to know today
At the oath taking / making solemn affirmation ceremony in the Scottish Parliament today, the Scottish National Party group of 69 MSPs will wear...
Planning Local Review Body Meeting today
This morning The City of Edinburgh Planning Local Review Body are to meet in the City Chambers at 9.00am. The agenda is below
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Court ruling on greenbelt welcomed by Edinburgh MP
Sheila Gilmore, MP for Edinburgh East has welcomed a Court of Session ruling to reassess plans to build over greenbelt.
Two greenbelt sites at Newcraighall,...
“David Hume: Philosopher and Historian” – talk on 25 May
"Hume's contemporaries knew him as a historian as well as a philosopher. His massive History of England was and remained a best-seller for half...
Open Letter : Engineers to Council re trams
We have received an interesting email this afternoon. The following is the text of an open letter from three engineers who are concerned about...
City Centre Neighbourhood Partnership meeting 12 May 2011
On 12 May at 7pm in the City Chambers, the City Centre Neighbourhood Partnership is meeting to discuss all the items on the agenda...
Edinburgh job – Visitor Services Assistant
National Museums Scotland are looking for a new member of staff to work with them as Visitor Services Assistant.
The advert is as follows:-
Your role...
Five things you need to know today
The Transport Infrastructure and Environment committee of the council meet this morning at 10. We shall be reporting on the meeting for you by...
Transport Infrastructure and Environment Committee meets today
The Transport, Infrastructure and Environment Committtee meets at 10am this morning in the City Chambers. A packed agenda as always for one of the...
61st of 66 Ultra-marathons begins in Edinburgh tomorrow
As he continues his world record attempt to run 66 consecutive ultra-marathons in 66 days, Andy McMenemy, a businessman and the son of a...
Food Waste contract under discussion
Four contractors have been invited to take part in competitive dialogue to determine which one of them will deliver facilities to treat food waste...
Friends reunited to race for life
When Karen Denoon read about her friend Lisa MacDonald on Facebook and decided to run Race for Life she persuaded a group of school...
New dishes on the menu at Divino Enoteca
Edinburgh’s premium wine bar has revamped its food menu, hoping to show that it not only leads the way when it comes to Italian...
Dunsinane at The Lyceum from 13 May 2011
Starring Siobhan Redmond The National Theatre of Scotland stages a new play by David Greig from 13 May to 4 June 2011 at The...
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