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Taste of Edinburgh 1-3 July
Taste of Edinburgh is back for a fifth year and is set to whet the appetite with a fantastic new venue, summertime...
Fill in your census form!
People in Edinburgh and the Lothians have only a few days left to fill in their census questionnaire online, in English or Gaelic.
With more...
Five things you need to know today
Axolotl Gallery are hosting the silent auction for Forest Cafe on 14th May and need you to submit some artwork for sale.
Today at Edinburgh...
Police seek witness to serious assault
Lothian and Borders Police are appealing for a significant witness to come forward following an alleged serious assault in Edinburgh in February.
Thirty-seven-year-old...
Edinburgh Inventor Pioneers Musical Inclusion
A team of Edinburgh academics has spent the past few years developing a brand new musical instrument. It’s called a skoog, and with it...
Axolotl Gallery – Sour Grapes
Just a reminder to all AXO members that the submission date for Sour Grapes is Monday 25 April at AXO 59/61 Queen Charlotte Street ...
Edinburgh Job – Visitor Services Team Leader
National Museum Scotland needs someone to work at the museum and at the War Museum which is situated in the Castle.
The advert is as...
Investigation into council contracts
Deloitte have been appointed to investigate a range of potentially serious allegations relating to the awarding of property conservation repair contracts and...
Edinburgh dog owners – Scoop the poop!
Dog walkers in the North Edinburgh area are being told to scoop their poop in an anti-litter initiative to tackle dog fouling.
In a hard-hitting...
First Foot Festival takes its first steps this weekend
The First Foot is a brand new ‘way of life’ festival for Edinburgh, an independent event and partner of the Edinburgh International Science Festival,...
Sweet Secrets event in Edinburgh
Interior Design specialists Cameron Interiors have today announced plans for a dual Easter cupcake event in both Glasgow and Edinburgh this Sunday.
Families are invited...
Gulp invites you to celebrate National Wine Month in May
The UK’s first National Wine Month in May aims to take the average wine drinker beyond their normal wine boundaries and to explore, discover...
Thrive Business Breakfast 19 April 2011
The Business Breakfast organised by Thrive on Tuesday 19 April 2011 will welcome Council Leader, Jenny Dawe, to talk to the assembled audience.
The format...
Heriot-Watt graduate shows off in Milan!
Final-year Heriot-Watt University Textiles Design student Ruth Duff (21), is taking her first steps towards what could be a glittering career when she exhibits...
Melrose Sevens 2011
by John Preece
Seven-a-side rugby was 'invented' in Melrose in 1883 and now has an international following, as well as a World Tour. The 2010-11...
Edinburgh Pipe Band Championship 2011
The Royal Highland Centre is to play host to its first pipe band championship on Sunday 24th July.
Over 500 of Scotland’s leading pipers and...
Miss Edinburgh urges you to Walk for St Columba’s
St Columba’s Hospice is calling on the community to put their walking shoes on, wear something blue and join in a special fundraising walk...
World Intellectual Property Day Conference 2011 to be held in Edinburgh
Brand and Intellectual Property design, planning and assessment, will be at the heart of discussions at the World Intellectual Property Day 2011 conference in...
World Hickory Golf in Musselburgh
The four rounds of the Great Golf Match of 1870 between Old Tom Morris and Willie Park Senior are to be replicated in a...
Row Porty get a new boat
At High Tide on Sunday (round about midday) Rowporty's new skiff will be named and launched from Portobello Beach. Teams of volunteers are working...
Ecofusion April 2011
Ecofusion took place in Edinburgh's Inverleith Park yesterday and if you weren't there then you missed yourself. That is, if you are interested in...
Edinburgh Academy Choir is Choir of the Year
Edinburgh Academy Choir took part in the BBC Songs of Praise Choir competition - and won! You can see the choir performing in the...
Woman dies in fire in Granton
A 45-year-old woman has died after suffering serious burns in a severe fire at a flat in Edinburgh which broke out yesterday.
The...
NHS advise care with DIY
NHSScotland is urging DIY enthusiasts across Lothian to take care and be prepared when they reach for the tools this Easter.
The school holidays, Easter...
What’s on in Edinburgh this week? – 11 April 2011
Monday 11 April 2011
Ceilidh Culture event at Merchiston Castle School at 11.15 a.m. Secrets of Performance. Like an actor in a play, performing music...
What the Greens think about the SNP and insulation
The SNP's Home Insulation Scheme cost a staggering £1,600 per insulation job done, according to analysis published today by the Scottish Greens ...
Five things you need to know today
It's a lovely day in the capital today so get yourselves out there and enjoy the sunshine!
If you go down to Inverleith Park Ecofusion...
Spring into the Edinburgh Marathon Festival
The Edinburgh Marathon Festival is just six weeks away on the 21st and 22nd of May 2011. Most of those taking part in the...
Five things you need to know today
The Met Office tell us that it will be a lovely day!
A fine dry and quite sunny and warm day. Mist soon thinning...
Your chance to question the party leaders
Bauer Radio is giving voters the chance to put their questions to the leaders of the four main parties in the run-up to...
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