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Old Observatory House – home away from home
Edinburgh's appeal as one of the world's most sought after short-break destinations has been given a new boost with the arrival of a magnificent...
Five things you need to know today
We would love one of our readers to crack this story! STV have reported on the wedding photos which appear to have gone missing...
Morningside woman takes to the stage
A great show is on at The Church Hill Theatre for the next week - Guys and Dolls is being staged by the Bohemians...
What’s on in Edinburgh this weekend? 4th March 2011
4th March 2011
Tonight at St Mary's, Palmerston Place at 7.30pm.
An evening with Alexander McCall Smith, including discussion, wine and cake to launch his new...
Edinburgh Jobs : Bedlam Theatre Fringe 2011
Bedlam Theatre are looking for some help. This is what the advert says:-
Bedlam Theatre is looking for additions to its Fringe team!
We are now...
Open Eye Gallery – New Exhibition 11th March 2011
Anthony Theakston Ceramic Sculpture
Distinctive designs inspired by the sculptoral shape, elegance and movement of the bird form. Anthony studied Ceramic Design...
Axolotl Gallery new exhibition 4th March 2011
Two new exhibitions open today at Axolotl on Dundas Street
Frank McGonigal New Works
Prolific Scottish artist Francis (Frank) McGonigal was born of an Italian immigrant...
Iain Crichton Smith’s LazyBed : March 2011 Edinburgh
Newly formed amateur company, Falling Cutlery, will present LAZYBED by much-loved Scottish writer Iain Crichton Smith on 17 - 19 March 2011 at 7.30...
Meadows Marathon – Who’s Running?
One of Edinburgh’s most entertaining fundraising events, the Meadows Marathon, is set to take place on the 6th of March, and there are many...
Tourism boost for Edinburgh
Coach loads of Dutch and Germans arriving by sea have given Edinburgh’s tourism industry an unexpected boost, according to new figures from leading cruise...
The Scottish Low Carbon Investment conference 27 & 28 September 2011
Investments in Scotland's growing renewables industry have proven the strength of close working between public and private sectors, Alex Salmond said this week as...
Blackrock increase Edinburgh staff
Finance Secretary John Swinney today welcomed BlackRock's commitment to expanding a number of its investment management support functions in Edinburgh.
Once complete, the expansion will...
Edinburgh MSP welcomes new course at Heriot Watt
A new course at Heriot Watt University, teaching the link between building design and carbon emissions, has been welcomed as a step forward in...
New appointment recommended for Lothian Buses
The City of Edinburgh Council's recruitment committee has recommended Chris Walton as its preferred candidate for the position of Non-Executive Chair of Lothian Buses...
Waste Education Cabin transformed by schoolchildren
Pupils from two city schools have been helping to transform Edinburgh’s Waste Education Cabin - just in time for spring.
The Waste Education Cabin which...
Edinburgh Job – Records Officer Loanhead
Midlothian Council have a job available in Loanhead
This is what the advert says:-
Fixed Term initially for 6 months
Salary: £27,106 - £29,642 You...
Lothians Counselling Scheme launches today
Scotland's largest voluntary social care organisation is launching an innovative new counselling scheme in the Lothians today.
The ABBA project, run by the...
Historic Places to visit around Edinburgh – for free
Thousands of free tickets to some of the country’s finest and most fascinating heritage attractions – including five in The Lothians - are being...
Edinburgh schoolgirl in Final of FutureChef 2011
Edinburgh schoolgirl Rachel Notarangelo has cooked up a storm by winning her way into the final of FutureChef 2011.
Rachel, 14, of Holy Rood High...
Edinburgh Reporter chats – Nick Gould of Veecom
Who are you, and where did you come from?
I am Nick Gould and I am the managing partner of mobile communications specialist Veecom Systems....
Queensferry and District Community Council – summary of February meeting
Queensferry and District Community Council held its Monthly Business meeting on Monday 28th February in the Burgh Chambers on the High Street, South Queensferry.
Sixteen...
On your marks for The Meadows Marathon 6th March 2011
The Meadows Marathon will take place this Sunday. The Reporter is not running, but was interested in how this is all organised by a...
Five things you need to know today
Friends of the Earth have got in on the act to encourage objections to the Leith Biomass Plant. You can access this here.
Award...
Scottish Government awards contract to Business Stream
A three-year contract for water and waste water services has been awarded to Business Stream after the Scottish Government tendered the first national water...
Have your say on poverty this weekend
Have your say on the issue of poverty in the capital by attending a debate on 5 March organised by the Edinburgh Association...
Council website the best in Scotland?
The City of Edinburgh Council is the first local authority in Scotland to achieve the highest ranking - four stars – for its website.
SOCITM...
Five things you need to know today
It is St David's Day today, patron saint of one of those other Celtic nations, Wales. Wear a daffodil. It will make someone smile.
A...
Edinburgh Council goes Electric
Today the Council has launched a trial of electric scooters. Environmental Leader, Councillor Robert Aldridge, is trialling one of the vehicles provided at no...
CHAS speakers on standby
Children’s Hospice Association Scotland (CHAS) is on a mission to spread the word about its children’s hospice services in Scotland. It has trained a...
GROW: An Edinburgh success story
A major commission from the Moderator of the Church of Scotland has given a huge boost to one of Edinburgh's social enterprise success stories....
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