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Edinburgh Sketcher Christmas cards available now
Six illustrated Edinburgh themed Christmas cards from Edinburgh Sketcher.
A set of six Christmas cards created from Mark's own ink drawings sketched whilst walking around...
And the 2019 pantomime at The King’s will be……….
Goldilocks and the Three Bears. This year's pantomime just begins today, but already there are plans being made for next year's production.
The panto will...
Film Preview: at the cinema in December 2018
Oscar winning director Robert Redford (Ordinary People) undertakes his final film performance in ‘The Old Man and the Gun’, where he plays real life...
Edinburgh’s Christmas – here’s what you need to know…
Underbelly run Edinburgh's Christmas for The City of Edinburgh Council, bringing an economic benefit of £113 million, or the equivalent of 2,260 full time jobs...
Oaklands Special School are promised a fun packed day this month
Happy Days Children's Charity is treating children from Oaklands Special School to a performance of Dick Whittington by the M&M Productions travelling theatre. The...
Twelve days of Fitmas at Edinburgh Leisure
December has arrived and with it the season of shopping, eating, drinking, partying and ... exercise.
December may traditionally be the month that physical activity...
Saughton play park vandalised
Friends of Saughton Park have asked for help in finding the person or persons who caused damage to the train in the play park.
It...
At the King’s – Beauty and the Beast – for the first time in...
Beauty and the Beast comes back to The King's this year for the first time in over fifty years. We are promised that this...
Gordon’s comic book raising funds for Brain Tumour Research
A graphic artist has published his fourth comic book which he hopes will give readers a better understanding of cancer and the effect on...
Charlie Miller opens photography exhibition – My Stylist & Me
At Ocean Terminal over the next couple of months there is a photography exhibition at The Image Collective Gallery with a real Edinburgh connection.
The...
Rugby fixtures in December
December Rugby fixtures
1 Dec 2:00pm Heriots v Edinburgh Academicals, Goldenacre. Stewarts' Melville v Biggar, Inverleith. 3:00pm Boroughmuir v Glasgow Hawks. Meggetland.
8 Dec 2:00pm Edinburgh Academicals v Melrose, Raeburn Place. 2:30pm Currie Chieftains v...
Man charged with theft of over 60 bikes from stairs and sheds in Edinburgh
Police in Edinburgh have arrested and charged a man following the theft of over 60 bicycles.
An initiative dedicated to tackling bike theft called Operation...
Joint statement on Brexit to be debated next week at Holyrood
Labour, the SNP, the Scottish Greens and the Liberal Democrats in the Scottish Parliament have confirmed that they will table a single agreed motion...
Patients ‘could be put at risk’ by health and social care budget pressures
Health and social care bosses have been warned that a failure to balance the books could put patients at risk after it was revealed...
Primary School pupil’s art unveiled in Cramond
Primary School Pupil’s Winning Artwork Unveiled in Cramond
A budding young artist from Cramond Primary School has had her winning artwork unveiled at Edinburgh’s newest...
Use your contactless card on LothianCountry from Saturday
Customers travelling on Lothiancountry’s West Lothian services will be able to pay for their fare using contactless from this Saturday 1 December 2018.
The technology...
Petition for a basketball court at The Meadows falls foul of the rules
A campaign calling for an outdoor basketball court to be constructed in the Meadows was all but ended when councillors warned it would need...
Unions issue joint letter to all Scottish council leaders asking for better pay deal
UNISON, Unite and the GMB have sent a joint letter to the leader of every local authority across Scotland urging them to improve the...
New portrait of the Queen on show at Holyrood
A new portrait of The Queen has gone on display at the Palace of Holyroodhouse, Her Majesty’s official royal residence in Scotland.
The oil painting, by...
Changes to licensing areas will reduce number of bars and off-licences
Large parts of the Capital will be classed as having too many businesses selling alcohol under radical plans to curb the number of new...
High Court sentences Frazer Neil to life for 2017 murder
Frazer Neil (25) has been jailed for life today at the High Court in Edinburgh for the murder of Hannah Dorans at Hutchison Road...
Bross Bagels offer you – a bagel for Christmas
Make room Edinburgh bagel lovers, Bross Bagels limited edition festive bagel is here and she is a big one.
Filled with turkey, maple glazed bacon,...
Edinburgh’s Hogmanay – Young Scots to take part in a creative workshop tomorrow at...
Young Scots will welcome 40 young people from Europe to say WE LOVE YOU and celebrate continued cultural ties when they get together for a...
Courier Delivers Fresh Start to the Homeless
A leading courier company has been using its scale for good by helping homeless people in the capital.
Eagle Couriers teamed up with Edinburgh-based charity,...
At The Queen’s Hall this Saturday – Graeme Stephen’s The Penalty
Leading Scottish composer Graeme Stephen’s brand-new score for guitar (Stephen) and cello (Pete Harvey) for Lon Chaney’s silent film The Penalty premiered at The Hippodrome Silent...
The singing postbox is ready for you now
A new singing postbox has been unveiled today on the Royal Mile, one of only four in the UK.
The box will sing to you...
Bootcamp at the Botanics in the New Year
Get into shape this New Year at the Botanics Bootcamp breakfast event with Sodexo.
This will be a high intensity eight-week course right in the...
Council settles with Edinburgh Schools Partnership over building failures
The city council has settled with Edinburgh Schools Partnership the company at the centre of the schools closures in 2016.
This cost the authority more...
Jardine congratulates forestry prize winner
Christine Jardine, Liberal Democrat MP for Edinburgh West, joined her constituent David Pelly, to celebrate his success in a writing competition to highlight the...
NUJ to set up chapels for Local Democracy Reporters
You may have noticed that we have new content from a writer called the Local Democracy Reporter (LDR). The LDR scheme is funded by...
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