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Children 1st colour it tartan
Just as the weather turned chilly some of Scotland's most iconic statues dressed a little more warmly than usual. Children's charity CHILDREN 1ST launched...
Turcan Connell win STEP award
Edinburgh Solicitors, Turcan Connell, won a prestigious award at the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) Private Client Awards in London last night...
McGrigors announce possible redundancies in Edinburgh
McGrigors is one of Scotland's largest firms of solicitors. The firm has offices in London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Belfast, Aberdeen, Manchester and the Falkland...
Scottish Book Trust Young Writers Conference
Budding writers from across Scotland are being offered a rare opportunity to access the expertise and knowledge of published writers and experts from within...
House Prices won’t rise in the Capital
House prices in Edinburgh are unlikely to rise significantly in the next four to five years because of restrictive mortgage lending, according to one...
10K Edinburgh Men’s Health Survival of the Fittest
On Sunday 17 October Bruce Raeside, a Scottish international middle distance runner from Nottingham, won the Edinburgh Men's Health Survival of the Fittest, a...
Pink at Pinkhill for Breast Cancer
Taylor Wimpey at Pinkhill in Corstorphine is encouraging everyone to wear it pink for Breast Cancer Campaign this year.
The company is donating £25* per...
Flashmob in Multrees Walk
Well to start with first things first. What is a Flashmob?
According to trusty old Wikipedia:-
"A flash mob (or flashmob) is a large group of...
Edinburgh the Happiest?
New research from Aviva reveals an uplifting insight into the UK’s state of happiness, and puts Edinburgh at Number One for the happiest...
No butts please
City centre environmental wardens have been encouraging shoppers on Rose Street to dispose of their cigarette butts in a clean way by...
Cameo is showing The Social Network
The film about Facebook is actually less about Facebook, and more about its founder, Mark Zuckerberg, and his shortcomings as a friend. You cannot...
Festivals really do make money for the Capital
For the third consecutive month Edinburgh hotels registered occupancy in excess of 90% in the festival month of August this year - another...
Quartermile Two sold for £23m
A landmark office building, Quartermile Two, in the Quartermile development, has been bought by Swiss pension foundation, AFIAA.
AFIAA Foundation for International Real Estate Investors...
Worst website of the week goes to…..
The Reporter is very vexed to report that this time it goes to JCI Scotland. In the past this has been a very vibrant...
RICS welcomes Holyrood support on Home Reports
Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS Scotland) has welcomed the long awaited Government report on the implementation and progress of the Home Report.
The Home...
What’s on This Week? – 18th October 2010
Brrr.....it's autumn now. Leaves on the ground and a chill in the air.....
A meeting of Lloyds Action Now (LAN) will be held on 18th...
Church of Scotland and Christian Aid – report on tax evasion
Christian Aid Scotland and the Church of Scotland today launch a joint report to raise awareness of the billions lost to developing countries...
Music at the Botanics
Broadcaster and singer-songwriter Frieda Morrison joins RBGE horticulturalist David Mitchell to explore the plants in the gardens next Saturday. With songs from...
10K with a difference today
Up to 2500 runners will hit the streets of Edinburgh today for a high octane 10km assault course through the city when the hugely...
Dragon Way wins seal of approval
Dragon Way, Newington, one of Edinburgh’s most popular Chinese restaurants has just received a quality Halal Seal of Approval, to become the capital’s first...
Scottish Government spends less on travel
The Scottish Government claims it has cut its air and rail travel bills by over half a million pounds.
From July 2009 to June 2010,...
Scotland’s Winter Festivals
More than 60 events are planned round the country including Edinburgh, Glasgow, St Andrews, Dumfries, Perth and Stirling to celebrate various festivals over...
Edinburgh Academy old boy is new judge
Her Majesty the Queen, on the recommendation of the First Minister, has appointed Mr Angus Stewart QC, as a Senator of the College of...
Cramond Community Day
A special event to get older people active and helping their community is being held in Cramond next week.
Cramond Community Day on Tuesday 19...
Developers urged not to forget affordable housing
Housing developers are being urged to get on board with a scheme aimed at building more affordable homes in the Capital.
The National Housing Trust...
Chair of EIFF resigns
Hot on the heels of Hannah McGill resigning her position with Edinburgh International Film Festival in August, the chairman, Ian Smith has today announced...
The Tram Project
Yes, trams were on the agenda at the full council meeting yesterday and they were dealt with.
Agenda item 8.1 referred to the Tram Update...
Lothian Buses – protest against merger with Tram company
Prior to the Council meeting on 14th October there was a sizeable group of Lothian Buses employees gathered outside to protest against the proposed...
Stewart’s Melville FP play Jed-Forest this weekend
The Stewart's Melville FP RFC team to play Jed-Forest RFC ...
Edinburgh drivers show little respect
In Edinburgh drivers are showing little respect, ranked almost at the bottom of the table with only Swansea drivers being less respectful, according to...
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