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Talk :- Fastest man to cycle Pan-American Highway
macrobert iRIDE welcomes the fastest man in the world to cycle the Pan American Highway and a great film about the life span of...
Edinburgh IT firm in business merger
One of Scotland’s established independent IT support experts has merged with a rival firm, kick starting a planned series of acquisitions.
Euro Business Solutions (EBS),...
Get down to the beach today to vote Yes!
Yes! on the Beach
Sunday 24 April 2011
15:00-18:00
Portobello Beach (meet in front of Swim Centre)
Yes! to Fairer Votes supporters in Edinburgh will be meeting on...
Edinburgh v Newport-Gwent Dragons 22 April 2011
Edinburgh played hosts to the Newport-Gwent Dragons for their last home match of the season and came away with their third home win in...
Computer tip #4 – How to stop Facebook sharing your information
Facebook is to carry out its long awaited plan to allow third-party developers who write applications and games for the site, to access users...
Computer tip #3 How to back up your XP computer
Most people think about backing up data about 10 minutes after it's too late to do any good.
If you realise that you really need...
What’s on in Edinburgh this weekend? 22nd April 2011
22nd April 2011
Edinburgh Rugby wind up the Magners League season with their final home game of the season at Murrayfield tonight. Ticket prices are...
Elephant Charity brings Jungle Fever to Edinburgh
The charity Elephant Family are bringing their show-stopping sculptures to Edinburgh this Summer after fantastic success in London last year.
Registered in 2002 Elephant Family...
Lothian Lolly to boost the local economy
Ken O'Neill, Lothians' newest independent candidate, has called for the creation of local currency to boost the Lothian’s economy. Local currencies help raise awareness...
Callum McDonald Memorial Award 2011
The National Library of Scotland has announced the shortlist for the 2011 Callum Macdonald Memorial Award.
The award, which this year received a record number...
Five things you need to know today
Two days to go until you can binge on chocolate with no guilt attached! If you are interested in Easter eggs of a different...
Computer Tip #2 – Printer Ink Tips to save money
Have you ever wondered why a lot of printers targeted for home and small office consumers are cheaply priced? You may not be aware...
Reports of child abuse in Scotland on the increase
Reported cases of suspected child abuse and neglect have reached record levels according to the children's charity, NSPCC.
Calls reporting serious cases abuse and neglect...
Injury-free running workshop in Edinburgh next month – book now!
Malcolm Balk is an inspirational Alexander Technique (AT) teacher and running coach based in Montreal. He travels all over the world teaching runners of...
Lothian Greens launch campaign to get student votes
Edinburgh’s young members of the Green Party, today launched a bid to encourage students from the Capital to give their second vote to the...
Computer tip #1
Slow PC? Isn't it time you did something about it then? Here are some tips from Simply FixIT
There are a number of reasons why...
Cleaning the penguin enclosure at Edinburgh Zoo
Cleaning a window takes on a whole other level when you’re looking to tackle the inside of the underwater glass viewing window at Edinburgh...
RNLI Queensferry ‘out on a shout’ today
At 1.30pm today the RNLI Queensferry Lifeboat was called out to assist a catamaran.
The yacht with two men aboard was caught in a bank...
Lokalni mieszkańcy odrzucają propozycję developera parku Cairntows Park
Mieszkańcy, którzy przyszli na dzisiejsze spotkanie dotyczące proponowanego zagospodarowania terenu parku Cairntows Park w Craigmillar, dali jasno do zrozumienia architektowi, który próbował wyjaśnić plany...
Residents give Thumbs Down to Cairntows Park developer
The residents who attended the meeting tonight about the proposed development of Cairntows Park in Craigmillar gave the architect trying to explain the plans...
Wakling for Macmillan in sparkly shoes
Comedian Susan Morrison donned the sparkly shoes that feature in her stage show as she urged people to take on a charity walk.
She was...
Staff and students from Stevenson College head to Africa for a sustainable future
Students and lecturers from Edinburgh Stevenson College are working to create an environmentally sustainable future.
This Easter, students and lectures on the science and childcare...
NSPCC Pedal Push
The NSPCC is calling on nurseries in Edinburgh to take part in its annual Pedal Push. Now in its fifteenth year, Pedal Push is...
Calls for CCTV for Telfer Underpass
Scottish Labour candidate Sarah Boyack has backed a plan for the introduction of CCTV monitoring on the Telfer Underpass.
The former MSP claims that the...
Royal Blind eggs – being auctioned on Ebay now!
A batch of exclusive Easter Eggstravaganza Eggs, which have been signed by some of the country's favourite celebrities in aid of Royal ...
Postal votes must count
As 61,353 postal voting packs start dropping through letter boxes across Edinburgh, postal voters are being reminded to read the instructions carefully otherwise their...
Okavango Macbeth – Shakespeare with a twist
Tonight, Okavango Macbeth is being performed by the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, at The Queen's Hall in Edinburgh.
It is the classic tale...
Easter Sunday Race Day at Musselburgh
Musselburgh Racecourse continues its tradition of throwing the largest Easter Sunday family event in East Lothian on April 24 with its Easter Sunday Race...
Charles II statue to be re-installed in Parliament Square
Edinburgh's oldest statue is coming back to town after a painstaking restoration.
The equestrian lead statue, depicting Charles II, was restored as part of the...
Make Waste History!
Pupils from secondary schools across Scotland will enter the dragons’ den at the Changeworks national Make Waste History Summit 2011.
The summit takes place at...
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