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Musselburgh Flat Season gets underway this Friday
Musselburgh Racecourse is preparing to welcome a near capacity crowd as it kicks off its Flat season on Friday 1 April 2011.
The gate will...
Edinburgh International Magic Festival
The Edinburgh International Magic Festival is delighted to announce it will return this summer following the great success of the inaugural five-day Festival last...
Stevenson College hosts Information Day this week
This Thursday, 31st March 2011, Stevenson College Edinburgh will be hosting an Information Day at our Sighthill Campus from 2pm – 7pm for courses...
Edinburgh customers strip at the checkout!
Edinburgh customers greeted the news of a new partnership between the reward card Nectar and Easyjet by stripping off outside Sainsbury's in St. Andrew's...
Five things you need to know today
Candidates for the 2011 Holyrood election have until 4pm today to register their place. The Edinburgh constituency boundaries have changed a little, and some...
Finance & Resources Committee Meeting 29 March 2011
The Finance and Resources Committee of The City of Edinburgh Council meet on Tuesday 29 March 2011 at 10am at the City Chambers. You...
FEAST 2011 Saturday 2 April 2011
An impressive range of local food producers are to take part in a student led festival to be held in the capital next Saturday.
FEAST...
Edinburgh MP says No Mother’s Day gifts from Westminster
Edinburgh MP for Edinburgh South, Ian Murray MP, is backing a campaign by the shopworkers union Usdaw to highlight the Tory-led Coalition’s cut in...
Shaw Method of Swimming: what’s the difference?
by Jane Ann Purdy
Since the early 1990s Steven Shaw and his fellow Shaw Method teachers have taught literally thousands of swimmers (and non-swimmers) to...
Traffic congestion and the trams at the West End
The photographs in this article were taken by Edinburgh New Town resident, Ashley Lloyd, who today gave a presentation to councillors and experts about...
Edinburgh Reporter in conversation with Ali George
We caught up with Edinburgh novelist and blogger, as well as Edinburgh Reporter contributor, Ali George. Ali is currently coming towards the end of...
Edinburgh Reporter chats: Alex Orr
Alex Orr looks like a PR man's ideal election candidate. Tall and tanned, when we meet him, he is dressed in a smart suit...
Five things you need to know today
The trams are not running yet. Over the weekend, as you can see above, roadworks in Princes Street were taking place to repair the...
What’s on in Edinburgh this week? 28th March 2011
Monday 28th March 2011
Climate Challenge Open Day At Stockbridge House, 2 Cheyne Street, Edinburgh on Monday 28th March 2011, from 10am to 4pm. Inverleith...
Why You Should Complete the 2011 Census
Thirty-two year old Kirsty Wilkinson is the genealogist behind My Ain Folk, a website that helps Scots trace their ancestors. We talked to her...
Edinburgh v Ospreys
by John Preece
Ospreys travelled up from Wales to play Edinburgh in a Magners League encounter at Murrayfield intent on breaking a four year drought...
Celebrating Earth Hour in Edinburgh
This evening WWF Scotland held a special event at the Edinburgh Castle esplanade to countdown to WWF's Earth Hour. On the stroke of 8.30pm,...
Edinburgh Jobs – Fruitmarket Gallery
The Fruitmarket Gallery is in Market Street. It is a not-for-profit organisation which aims to make art more accessible. There are two jobs available...
Midlothian blacking out for Earth Hour
Lights are set to go out across Midlothian on Saturday March 26th as the Council and local residents show their support for...
Snowsport centre gets national backing
Midlothian Council has been successful in obtaining national backing for Britain's longest dry ski slope.
Two new injections of funding have been secured to help...
Review : Company Men
by John Kennedy
Company Men (2010) Drama USA Cert 15.
Given that the essential conceit of this film is for an audience to empathise with a...
HMS Edinburgh
HMS Edinburgh is in town. She is berthed very near Britannia at Ocean Terminal for the next couple of days, so you still have...
Five things you need to know today
The Met Office predict a high of 8 degrees today with sunny intervals so perhaps not just as nice as yesterday when the sunny...
Morningside Library set for refurbishment
Morningside Library will close its doors this weekend to allow an exciting renovation programme to get under way.
The revamp was shaped by the views...
Railway painting gifted to city
An atmospheric oil painting of the Palace of Holyroodhouse which was once used as the subject of a British Rail poster has been donated...
bmi Regional celebrates ten years to Brussels
bmi Regional is celebrating the tenth anniversary of running services from Edinburgh to Brussels.
Since the launch of the route on 25 March 2001,...
Pizzeria pigeons in for charity
Edinburgh’s La Favorita pizzeria has created a one-off pizza with an unusual topping to help a popular Scottish comedian ‘Do something funny for money’...
Edinburgh Napier sells Craighouse Campus
Edinburgh Napier University’s historic Craighouse campus has been sold to the Craighouse Partnership for a proposed exceptional residential development.
The 51 acre...
University and Edinburgh College of Art to Merge on 1 August 2011
The University of Edinburgh and Edinburgh College of Art have welcomed the news that, following approval from the Cabinet Secretary, Mr Michael Russell MSP,...
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