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Five things you need to know today
Charlie Sheen is not buying a house in Edinburgh.The troubled star appears to have his sights set on a £4.65m house in LA according...
Guerrilla lighting at The Causey
The Causey Development Trust organised a pop-up lighting event last night. The promise was that there would be around 50 people each armed with...
Employability Support for Edinburgh confirmed by Scottish Government
Shirley-Anne Somerville (MSP)(Lothians)(SNP) welcomed the news that The Scottish Government will continue direct funding of Edinburgh’s employability services in the next financial year with...
Edinburgh job : Friends of the Fringe Assistant
A temporary job but one which would have a real impact on your CV. The advert is as follows:-
Closing date: 12:00 Friday 18 March...
Five things you need to know today
The worst kept secret has been officially revealed today. The Queen's grand-daughter, Zara Phillips, will marry England rugby captain, Mike Tindall, at Canongate Kirk...
Government wants Scottish Digital Network publicly funded
Proposals to establish the Scottish Digital Network (SDN) to deliver local television services in Scotland have been put forward by the Scottish Government.
A formal...
Thank Gorgie it’s Friday
Link Group and Dunedin Canmore are bringing their young tenants together for a special event on Friday 11th March.
“Thank Gorgie it’s Friday” will provide...
Inspectors Call for Western General to improve
Inspectors have called for further improvements at Edinburgh's Western General Hospital although most wards and clinical areas were found to be clean.
The Healthcare Environment...
Scotland Week to be celebrated in Canada and the United States
This year, for the first time, the huge contribution of Scots and Scotland to the founding of North America will be celebrated across the...
Edinburgh Music Theatre presents – RENT 07 Apr 11
Hot on the heels of its highly successful production of Footloose,The Musical, at the Church Hill Theatre last Spring Edinburgh Music Theatre now presents,...
Golfing exhibition at the NLS
Golf enthusiasts have the opportunity to see what is believed to be the world's oldest hole-cutter at the National Library of Scotland.
The artefact has...
Creative Scotland forges broadcasting partnerships
Arts, screen and creative industries development agency Creative Scotland today announced it has secured significant partnerships with the country’s major broadcasters.
BBC Scotland, Channel 4,...
Two Edinburgh restaurants become ‘Women Only” – for International Women’s Day
Edinburgh’s award winning Italian restaurants Vittoria on the Bridge and La Favorita will play host to a ladies night with a difference tonight in...
70 year old malt launched at Edinburgh Castle
An extremely rare and valuable malt is the jewel in the crown of a collection of exclusive malt whiskies revealed on Tuesday 8 March...
International Women’s Day What to see at The Museum of Edinburgh
As International Women's Day celebrates its 100th birthday, a popular exhibition charting the struggle to win the vote for women is entering its final...
Queensferry RNLI man wins award
South Queensferry man Jonathan Beamish has been presented with a RNLI Certificate of Service Award.
Beamish was a Queensferry crew member from 2000 to 2010,...
Mother admits to killing three children
At the continued preliminary hearing at The High Court in Edinburgh this morning, Theresa Riggi pled guilty to three charges of culpable homicide on...
Secret of the Sands inspired by John Murray Archive
Visiting the National Library of Scotland's John Murray Archive gave Scottish writer Sara Sheridan a novel idea for a new book.
Sara was inspired to...
Virgin Money sponsors Festival Fireworks!
Virgin Money is announced today as title sponsor of the pyrotechnic finale of the Edinburgh International Festival, performed by the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, freshly...
Five things you need to know today
The Herald and the venerable Paul Hutcheon has discovered that Edinburgh Trams have spent around £30,000 on housing for consultants employed by them during...
What’s on in Edinburgh this week? 7th March 2011
7th March 2011
Weekly hoop jam session at Forest Café. Bring your own hoop or even one more to share an join a fantastic...
Sunday Times 100 Must-See Films
Hot on the heels of a great British success at The Oscars, this weekend The Sunday Times website will publish their definitive 100...
Five things you need to know today
This weekend there are so many things going on in Edinburgh. Perhaps you are taking part in the Meadows Marathon? If you are, then...
Edinburgh v Cardiff
by John Preece
A repeat of Edinburgh's last home match, but in the Magners League this time around. The first half was a rather lifeless...
Athens to Edinburgh – Two bikes required!
Edinburgh lads, Chris Strother (on the left) and Stuart Doyle, are planning to cycle 3,000 miles this summer from Greece back to Scotland to...
A stork called Max
A rare black stork found injured off the coast of Jersey has been given a home at Edinburgh Zoo, and what's more he has...
Olive farmers demand Fair Trade in Edinburgh
Palestinian olive farmers Um Shehadeh & Vivien Sansour part of Scottish Fair Trade Forum's campaign to make Scotland a Fair Trade Nation were guests...
Library App
Find the nearest Edinburgh City Library wherever you are in the city with the free Your Library app available from today.
The first of its...
Free entry to Musselburgh Races on 1 April 2011
No it's not an April Fool! Musselburgh Racecourse will open its flat season by giving race goers free entry as part of a month...
Scottish Election count to take place at Ingliston
The count for the six Edinburgh constituencies for Scottish Parliamentary Elections will take place overnight on Thursday, 5 May at Ingliston in the Highland...
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