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Five things you need to know today
The Scotland rugby team play France at the Stade de France in Paris today at the start of the Six Nations.
According to the...
Five things you need to know today
If New York can do it why not Edinburgh? In every doorway of every major hotel, restaurant and office building you see huddles of...
Scottish Design Awards
Architects and designers from across Scotland are being asked to showcase the best re-use of a listed building at the Scottish Design Awards.
Nominations are...
And they’re off at Musselburgh this weekend
Musselburgh’s highlight of the winter jumps season, the John Smith’s Scottish Cheltenham Trials on Sunday 6 February 2011, has attracted a swathe of the...
Scottish Documentary Institute – Three film-makers selected for Berlin
Three award-winning female documentary filmmakers nurtured through Scottish Documentary Institute have been selected to attend the 9th Berlinale Talent Campus out of over 4000...
Dirty kitchens exposed in Edinburgh
A pioneering food safety scheme which encourages better hygiene and consumer confidence is to be rolled out across Edinburgh.
The Food Hygiene Information Scheme...
Edinburgh Reporter chats – Emma Little of ExecSpace
Sometimes you meet people you just know will be a great success. Emma Little is one of those people. She is very self-effacing and...
What’s on in Edinburgh this weekend? 4th February 2011
4th February 2011
1:10 PM Lunchtime concert: Performances by current music students from the University of Edinburgh, St Cecilia
Oxgangs Library is 20 and they...
Lung Ha’s Theatre Company – An Introduction
Edinburgh has been a hub of all things theatrical for decades, and 2011 looks set to be another exciting year. One organisation offering something...
Foxy Freedom lay down the gauntlet to Radio Forth..
An arctic fox cub, listening carefully to Canadian Radio, asks his mother “What is this Edinburgh band, Foxy Freedom?”
Edinburgh band, Foxy Freedom, have been...
New chair of tie and Edinburgh Trams speaks
The appointment of the new chairman of tie and TEL, Vic Emery, was ratified at the full council meeting today in Edinburgh. This is...
Virgin Money to “paint the town red”at the Fringe
Virgin Money, the financial services division of the Virgin Group, has today announced a sponsorship deal with the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society...
Edinburgh Company Nominated for Award
Staff at a fast growing Scottish digital company are celebrating after being nominated for a top industry award.
Since QueryClick launched three years ago,...
Charity shops forced to pay licensing fees
by Thomas Murdock of Tods Murray LLP
Kindly senior citizens in areas such as Morningside and Stockbridge, once exhilarated by the heady sounds of the...
Luke Mitchell loses appeal against sentence
The convicted killer of Penicuik teenager, Jodi Jones, has lost his appeal against sentence following the majority decision of the appeal court which has...
Ten Edinburgh places on Vodafone World of Difference programme
Ten lucky Edinburgh applicants have won a place on the Vodafone World of Difference UK programme. Over 11,000 people registered interest for the programme,...
Marketing forum offer free advice to charities – 10 February 2011
Data management specialist Data Discoveries is to host its second best practice marketing forum for charities and non-profit organisations, following the successful...
Garden Music at the Botanics with Frieda Morrison
Broadcaster and musician, Frieda Morrison, and Curator at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, David Mitchell, are at it again! They will be down...
Edinburgh rental market still strong
Would-be homeowners struggling to purchase their first properties have contributed to a new boost in Scotland’s rental market, according to the country’s leading lettings...
Art exhibition in Thistle Street
Kakao by K, a small fashion boutique located in Edinburgh city centre specialising in women’s fashion and accessories, will be hosting an exciting event...
Trams, trams and more trams
Audit Scotland have today issued an interim report into the Edinburgh Trams Project. You can read the whole report below and The Guardian Edinburgh...
ESPC in training for the Marathon
ESPC has signed up to support the Meadows Marathon on the 6th March.
The Meadows Marathon is organised by students from the University of Edinburgh...
The Bicycle Diaries – Pauline is cycling from Portobello round the world
We have been following Pauline Symaniak's travels since she left Edinburgh on her bike called Shirley in June 2010. She is cycling round the...
Edinburgh Reporter chats – Miriam Fogarty of Gulp Food
A chat with Miriam Fogarty is like a chat with an old friend. The Irish brogue is, of course, quite beguiling and she is...
Cyrenians want you to be a friend
Edinburgh Cyrenians launches its new Be-A-Friend campaign today to boost a shortage of Befrienders needed to help people who could be at risk of...
Law Society wants to shut the door on Home Reports
The Law Society of Scotland believes that despite containing useful information for property buyers, Home Reports are not helping sales.
The Law Society gathered the...
Edinburgh Reporter chats – Gaynor Salisbury of Loopy Lorna’s Tea House
Not really a morning person, owner and founder of Loopy Lorna's Tea House, Gaynor Salisbury, is nevertheless a very hard-working individual. She admits she...
SCO busy in February
Janiczek directs CL@SIX: Drum Roll
The Voice of a City, a family concert
The second in Robin Ticciati’s series Stravinsky: The Chamber Ballets
Piemontesi debuts with Mozart’s...
Maria Callas at The King’s
Actress Stephanie Beacham, known worldwide for her role as Sable Colby in The Colbys and Dynasty, takes to the stage this season as the...
Scottish Chamber Orchestra prepare for a busy month in February
The month starts with the last of this Season’s popular early evening CL@SIX series on Tuesday 1 February at 6pm at St Cuthbert’s Parish...
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