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What are you doing at Hogmanay?
Yes, yes we know it seems a little premature but you are advancing relentlessly towards Hallowe'en and already the tickets have gone on sale...
A Novel Idea
If you had to choose one month of the year full of deranged activities that have spread like wildfire through the power of the...
Charles II off for a haircut
The famous statue of Charles II in Parliament Square, Edinburgh, was taken away for specialist conservation yesterday (Sunday 24 October 2010).
It is...
Top accolade for NHS Lothian CEO
NHS Lothian’s chief executive has been awarded a top accolade for his work in healthcare management.
Professor James Barbour OBE has been granted a...
Lothian and Borders Police News 24 October 2010
Four men have been arrested and charged in connection with an alleged housebreaking from an Edinburgh business premises.
The arrests were made at...
Bye-law being used to discourage anti-social behaviour
The City of Edinburgh Council and Lothian and Borders Police will use bye-law powers to help deal with anti-social drinkers at a site...
Co-ops are the way forward
Surging interest in co-operative business models, such as consortium co-operatives and employee-owned businesses, is fuelling record levels of enquiries for specialist advice...
Councils should do more to target recreational services at the least active
An Audit Scotland report published this week, 'Physical recreation services in local government', says that while regular physical exercise is important for improving people’s...
Photomovette – an old photo booth looking for a new home
An old analogue photo booth is looking for a new home in a public space. You can read the story on their website. And...
Heriots v Boroughmuir 23rd October 2010
by John Preece
Heriots and Boroughmuir met in a cross-Edinburgh derby at Goldenacre on Saturday. The teams went into the match separated by one point...
Review : Frieda Morrison and her band at the Botanics
And a lovely time was had by all. The Reporter was lucky enough to catch one of the events in The Scottish International Storytelling...
Fiddle 2010 comes to Edinburgh
The world's finest fiddle music will be on display at Fiddle 2010 in The Assembly Rooms, this November.
The Grand Concert on Saturday 13 November...
Glow in the Park Walk
A lot can be achieved in one hour. For Light Relief Week 2010 (30th October - 5 November) families are being asked by Royal...
Moo goes BOOOOOOOO! for Halloween
This has cheered us up and we hope it gives you a laugh too! Moo is a wee cafeteria with a big social media...
Stew Mel team for fixture against Jed Forest at Riverside Park
The Stewart's Melville FP RFC team to play Jed-Forest RFC ...
The ongoing story of Multrees Walk
Following the flashmob protest which took place on Monday of this week, and which we wrote about here, The Guardian Local has reported that...
ESPC returns to profit
Edinburgh Solicitors Property Solicitor (ESPC) saw a return to profit last year - posting a profit of over £640,000 in the 12 months to...
Sorting Office sold for £4m
A former Royal Mail sorting office in Edinburgh City Centre has been sold for £4million in a deal funded by a merchant bank...
Curry Club – Networking event for Construction, Finance and Property sectors
Networking in the City (NITC) is bringing its popular ‘Curry Club’ events to Scotland with a relaunch into the Edinburgh market at the popular...
Smoking Ban success – Article by Catherine Stihler MEP
Four years ago, Edinburgh and Scotland were catapulted onto the global stage when our MSPs voted to introduce a total ban on smoking in enclosed spaces.
Many of Edinburgh’s pubs are famous as the drinking holes of emerging poets and scholars, but now you no longer have to enjoy the experience through the unattractive, choking, grey haze of some fellow patron’s cigarette.
Nils Lofgren at The Queen’s Hall
The Reporter is a big Lofgren fan and is therefore very very upset to find that a prior engagement will prevent attendance. So please...
Homecoming Concert for The Royal Regiment of Scotland
Featuring The Band of The Royal Regiment of Scotland & Pipes and Drums of The Royal Regiment of Scotland
Established to assume the traditional roles...
Tonight at The Queen’s Hall
Beethoven Scenes from Prometheus
Mozart Piano Concerto No 27 in B flat K595*
Mendelssohn Overture, The Hebrides (Fingal’s Cave)
Mozart Piano Concerto No 20...
Photo competition winners announced
The winner of a contest to find the best amateur photographs of people's canine companions has been announced.
Brian and Julie Kings' striking image of...
Edinburgh volunteer tells us about working with VSO
Kevin Ross from Edinburgh otherwise known as "EdinburghKev" is currently working in Bangladesh as a volunteer with VSO. Notwithstanding that he is busy working...
Recipe of The Week 20th October 2010 – Fish of the Day with Roast...
Well try saying that quickly! Steven Adair from The Glasshouse off the Royal Mile has come up with a very tasty recipe for us...
Jelly on a plate for home working parents
Home working parents are offered a chance to escape the kids this autumn by The Melting Pot on Rose Street in Edinburgh. The social...
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...
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