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Alyn Smith MEP – November musings
by Alyn Smith MEP
At first glance some Edinburgh Reporter readers may think that the term 'Hedge Funds' refers to financial aid for a garden...
Edinburgh’s Christmas
The 2010 Edinburgh’s Christmas programme got off to a flying start tonight with a dazzling ‘Light Night’ bringing the city centre to life.
Helping to...
New customer drive in Edinburgh for Airdrie Savings Bank
Airdrie Savings Bank has made a big impact on Scotland’s capital after taking its first steps out of Lanarkshire to promote its services.
It has...
Adopt a manuscript at the National Library
The National Library of Scotland has put 100 of its unique John Murray Archive manuscripts up for adoption – many of which are handwritten...
Stevenson College student wins award
Former Stevenson College Edinburgh student Kris Watson was honoured at the Scotland’s Colleges Awards 2010 dinner winning the “Student Award”. This is...
Financial advisors are fundraising in ‘Movember’
A group of Edinburgh Financial Advisors is yet again trying to raise money for charity - this time by growing their moustaches. McLean &...
Traverse Theatre wins award
The Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh has won a prize in a special award scheme to highlight companies in Scotland that do more to help...
Aquamarine Power announce £11m investment
Wave energy developer Aquamarine Power took a major step towards the commercialisation of their Oyster technology with the announcement today, November 24, of £11...
First Minister opens Aquamarine Power’s new Edinburgh office
First Minister, Alex Salmond, unveiled a plaque this morning commemorating the opening of the new Edinburgh office of wave energy developer Aquamarine Power Limited.
Aquamarine...
Filming in Edinburgh
We all know that a lot of films use Edinburgh as their backdrop. At the moment Jason Isaacs, the actor better known as Lucius...
Hospital Inspections driving up standards of cleanliness
Inspectors are putting Scotland's hospitals under unprecedented levels of independent scrutiny and helping to drive up standards across the country.
That was the view of...
Exhibition at Bourne Fine Art – Katherine Aarrestad – New Work
This exhibition runs at Bourne Gallery from 2 December 2010 to 6 January 2011.
Katharine Aarrestad’s trademark medium is reverse painting on glass, creating...
Exhibition at Bourne Fine Art – OSCAR MARZAROLI : Photography 1958-1968
This exhibition runs till 27th November 2010 at Bourne Fine Art
Oscar Marzaroli’s livelihood was as a film-maker and alongside this he recorded...
The Future of Edinburgh’s Hogmanay
This has been a sobering year for The City of Edinburgh Council. They are faced with the necessity of substantial spending cuts, which may...
1st January 2011
Celebrating the singular date – 1.1.11 – organisers of the world famous Edinburgh’s Hogmanay have announced full details of a packed four day programme. ...
Firewalking – a new kind of sponsored walk
18 fearless OneKind supporters raised more than £3,000 by literally walking over hot coals when they took part in the inaugural Firewalk...
Sugarhouse Close development to go ahead
Oberlanders Architects LLP have secured planning consent under delegated powers for a mixed use £15m development including 300 bed student accommodation for...
Bad website of the week….
The award this week goes to Waverleygate, a site to promote the building at the end of Princes Street which is now home to...
Scotland v South Africa 20th November 2010
What a difference a week can make in International Rugby. Far from the fairly(!) one-sided affair of last week, Scotland and South Africa appeared...
Jon Lord made Honorary Fellow at Stevenson College
Stevenson College Edinburgh hosted its ninth annual Graduation Ceremony at the Usher Hall in Edinburgh this month with over 230 students graduating on the...
NHS Scotland urge you to take your medicine and Be Ready for Winter
A major NHSScotland campaign to encourage people to prepare for the winter period was launched today as it was revealed only 8% of people...
Free entry to Edinburgh Castle
With St Andrew’s Day just over a week away, why not plan to celebrate Scotland’s national day with a visit to one of our...
What’s on this week? 22nd November 2010
You really know Christmas is coming when the lights go on all over town!
Edinburgh's Christmas will be open from 10 am on Thursday...
Wellbeing of Women Christmas Fair in Edinburgh
On Thursday 2nd December the Best Western Edinburgh Capital Hall will come alive with seasonal spirit as it hosts a Christmas Fair in aid...
Blindcraft
A compromise has been reached with the workers at Blindcraft this week to allow the factory to remain open while the council can still...
Giraffes on parade
If you've been down to Stockbridge over the past few days you may have already seen the giraffes who have taken up residence there....
Edinburgh Art Fair
This November yet again sees the eyes of the art world descend upon Edinburgh when the Edinburgh Art Fair plays host to 65 galleries...
Operation Christmas Child
Operation Christmas Child – the world’s largest Christmas charity shoebox appeal – has just launched the UK’s first ever online shoebox project,...
New man at Holyrood
A senior reporter at the Edinburgh Evening News begins a new job - as a political reporter for the Press Association, based...
It’s Friday – let’s go racing!
Musselburgh Racecourse is back in action on Friday November 19th with the launch of its nine meeting National Hunt season.
And students have the chance...
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