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Edinburgh jobs could be at risk
Local MP, Ian Murray, has challenged the Secretary of State for business Innovation and Skills on the Government's proposals to remove the need for...
Helping you decide on your vote
Almost the end of the parliamentary election campaign 2011 and tomorrow from 7am you can cast your vote. In our last ditch effort to...
Voting tomorrow – a guide – with video!
The City of Edinburgh Council is urging all those eligible to use their vote in the Scottish Parliamentary Elections and Referendum on...
Sighthill Fire fifth in the capital this week
Six people including three children and an 18-month-old baby required medical attention after a kitchen fire in a flat in Broomhouse Gardens.
Fire crews from...
Moving Lights Theatre Company at Leith Festival
Kat Folan has recently started her own theatre company Moving Lights Theatre and they have their first production coming up in June...
Five things you need to know today
It's May the 4th - only a few hours left for all political parties to round off their campaigns before the voting starts tomorrow.
We...
Royal Engagement at Dundas Castle
Top Scottish singer-songwriter Charlotte Gordon Cumming has announced that she will perform at a black tie event to mark the 21st anniversary of conservation...
John Rutter’s Requiem in Edinburgh for Waverley Care
John Rutter, composer of “This is the Day”, an anthem specially commissioned for the Royal Wedding and sung in Westminster Abbey during the wedding...
The Great Lafayette Festival 9 May 2011
The Festival Theatre has a magic solution for those looking for an escape from wall to wall coverage of the Holyrood election results this...
Five things you need to know today
At 3.12pm on Monday afternoon the RNLI Queensferry Lifeboat was launched with a crew of helmsman Derek Sutton, Michael Garfitt and Matthew Foster to...
Clovenstone Primary School closed today
The school is closed to pupils only due to a burst water main outside the school.
Staff should report for work as normal.
Edinburgh Today on Twitter
Today is the day that President Obama announced that Osama Bin Laden had finally been captured and killed.
http://storify.com/edinreporter/our-day-in-tweets.js
Politics:- Campaign updates from some Edinburgh candidates
As you can tell by all the signs going up in Edinburgh there are only a few more days to go now until the...
What’s on in Edinburgh this week? 2nd May 2011
2nd May 2011
FOR CRYING OUT LOUD
Screenings for carers and their babies.
Pina (2D) Mon 2 May at 11.00am at The Filmhouse
Baby changing, bottle...
Fire in South Charlotte Street
The housing and homelessness charity, Shelter Scotland, has itself become temporarily homeless following a fire in the building where it has its offices today.
According...
Five things you need to know today
Photographs are one of our big loves at The Reporter. So today we bring you a photo with a question attached. Actually a couple...
QDCC – First Twitter Birthday
Queensferry & District Community Council’s (QDCC) Facebook and Twitter pages last week marked their first birthday after reaching a full year of service.
The social...
Politics:- Edinburgh charity demands action
CEO of Edinburgh based charity, Cyrenians, Des Ryan, has written to the leaders of all main political parties represented in The Scottish Parliamentary Election...
Politics:- Conservatives want discount on council tax for elderly
The Scottish Conservatives have announced that they want a £200 Council Tax discount for all pensioner households in Scotland.
Speaking on Buchanan Street in Glasgow,...
Politics:- SNP launch mini manifesto on environment
The SNP today published its mini manifesto on the environment, outlining the green policies a re-elected SNP Government will take forward. The document, "A...
Politics:- Ask Alison tonight on Twitter
Local Green candidate Alison Johnstone will take to Twitter this weekend in an innovative bid to give the public a chance to chat to...
Five things you need to know today
There is an old political tradition of burying bad news on a busy day. And yesterday was wall-to-wall coverage of The Royal Wedding so...
Three plucked to safety from the Forth
Three men, one with no buoyancy aids were plucked from the freezing waters of the Forth after a watersports trip went horribly wrong.
The RNLI...
What’s on in Edinburgh this weekend? 29th April 2011
29th April 2011
Today at The Filmhouse from 1300 they are showing L'Affaire Farewell directed by Christian Carion (France 2009) Certificate 12A Cast: Guillaume Canet,...
Tower Care Home enjoy Royal Wedding Month
Residents from The Tower Care Home have been celebrating with a month-long Royal Wedding extravaganza.
The care home got into the spirit by hosting Royal...
Five things you need to know today
It has finally dawned. The Royal wedding takes place in London today between second in line to the throne, Prince William, and his fiancée,...
Royal Wedding might mean more burglaries
While the UK celebrates the Royal Wedding, AXA Insurance, one of the UK’s largest home insurers, predicts a potentially huge surge in burglaries and...
Botanics Riot – of Colour
The Botanical Gardens have been erupting in a riot of colour recently - So if you are looking to have a pleasant afternoon that's...
Save Inverleith Park – deputation at Council meeting
A large delegation of campaigners turned out before the council meeting today to make their views about selling off the park, or even a...
Queensferry & District Community Council – April meeting
Queensferry & District Community Council held its monthly business meeting on 26 April in the Burgh Chambers. Fourteen members were present, including Almond ward...
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