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The Political Innovation Project comes to Edinburgh
Scottish bloggers, political activists and ‘hacktivists’ have been invited to a free-to-attend conference on social media and politics at Edinburgh University’s ‘School of Informatics’...
Aberdeen Breviary to be displayed at NLS
Two original copies of the Aberdeen Breviary, Scotland's first substantial printed book, will go on display in Edinburgh tomorrow, Friday, November 5, to mark...
Secretary of State for Scotland to talk to UK Government about Horseracing
The Secretary of State for Scotland, Michael Moore, MP, is to raise the issue of British horseracing and Levy revenues with colleagues in the...
To tweet or not to tweet……
The Reporter is a bit of a Twitter fan as some of you may know. Business bosses are being told they are being Twitter...
NHS Lothian launch Heart Manual DVD
NHS Lothian’s award- winning Heart Manual has launched its first ever DVD version which NHS Lothian hope will make it more accessible to...
New artisan bakery in Edinburgh
A former telecoms manager who re-trained as baker when he was made redundant twelve months ago, is opening a new artisan bakery in...
Edinburgh Schools get ready for Stock Market Challenge
Schools in Edinburgh, Lothians and the Borders have signed up once again for Skills Development Scotland’s popular Stock Market Challenge.
Pupils will get the...
Edinburgh Reporter Rises To The NaNoWriMo Challenge!
8.05am, Monday November 1st.
I am on a bus to work, catching up on emails (what did I do before I had a phone with...
Edinburgh Trams chairman abdicates the hot seat
David Mackay, Chairman of Transport Edinburgh, Lothian Buses and Edinburgh Trams has today made public his decision to step aside, with immediate effect, from...
Scots feel safer
People are feeling safer from crime in Scotland in 2010 according to the largest survey of perceptions and experiences of crime carried out in...
The National Renewables Infrastructure Fund
A £70 million investment fund to secure Scotland's place at the forefront of the global offshore wind industry was announced today by First Minister...
St Andrew’s Day Poster competition for schoolchildren
November 30th is a special day for Scotland. Not only is it the day for celebrating our Patron Saint, St Andrew but it also...
Recipe of the week 3rd November 2010 – Coffee Liqueur Brulee with Coconut Shortbread
Here is the recipe which will make your Guy Fawkes weekend a very tasty one. Steven Adair from The Glasshouse off the Mile is...
Zoo used for global education
To celebrate the International Year of Biodiversity, pupils from across Scotland visited Edinburgh Zoo’s Education Centre last week to take part in the Royal...
Stevenson College student wins Eve Latimer Prize
Dan Notley, former Stevenson College Edinburgh Hospital Play Specialist student, has been awarded the Eve Latimer Memorial Prize for his innovative investigation into the...
National Adoption Week
The lives of many children in Midlothian could be changed forever this week as Midlothian Council appeals to people to apply to...
easyjet Introduces New Paphos Flight from Edinburgh
easyJet will tomorrow launch flights from Edinburgh to the popular resort of Paphos in Cyprus.
Paphos is said to be the birthplace of Aphrodite, goddess...
At The Open Eye till November 2010
Contemporary Prints by Tracey Emin, Damian Hirst, Peter Doig, Gary Hume, Ian Davenport, Bernd and Hilla Becher and Jake and Dinos Chapman.
Included in this...
Queensferry & District Community Council
by Terence Airlie, Secretary of QDCC.
The last twelve months have been extremely busy for Queensferry and District Community Council. Not only have the usual...
The Scottish Greens – conference in Edinburgh
The Greens are looking ahead to major gains in 2011.
That is the message from Edinburgh Green councillor, Alison Johnstone, as she opens the Scottish...
The Importance of Being Awkward – The Broughton Spurtle Stirs it up!
After 16 years, The Broughton Spurtle – one of Edinburgh's oldest hyperlocal papers – is still making waves. Alan McIntosh – a longstanding contributor...
What’s on this week? – 1st November 2010
Pick up your paper copy of The Broughton Spurtle from 1st November - and the first of any month. Otherwise past issues available on...
Lectures from Edinburgh University
The following video shows a public lecture presented by Professor Jane Norman on Thursday 21 October 2010. This is the first lecture in...
TV Licenses free for over 75s – Just remember that!
As we approach winter, TV Licensing and Age UK are urging anyone over 75 in Edinburgh to make sure that they’re claiming their free...
Willow sculptures in The City Art Centre – and you can learn too!
A whole floor of Edinburgh's City Art Centre is set to become a willow wonderland this winter thanks to an exciting exhibition by one...
ESPC are in a Spooky Spin
On Saturday 30th October, from 11am-3pm, a team from an ESPC member firm will be dressing up for Halloween and raising funds for charity...
Shelter lambast MSPs on dealing with homelessness
Graeme Brown, Director of Shelter Scotland, has issued a hard-hitting statement about The Housing Bill currently being debated at Holyrood. He said:-
"Across the...
Report from Scottish Children’s Reporter Administration for 2009-10
The Scottish Children’s Reporter Administration (SCRA) has just announced that more children are requiring compulsory measures of intervention, with a further rise...
New Fiscal announced for Edinburgh & Haddington
The Lord Advocate, the Right Honourable Elish Angiolini QC, announced the appointment of the new District Procurator Fiscal for Edinburgh and Haddington this month.
Stephen...
Nominations required for 2010 Edinburgh Award
The search is on to find the successor to a very illustrious Capital trio: Ian Rankin, JK Rowling and Sir Chris Hoy.
Nominations are now...
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