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Golden days at Musselburgh Racecourse
Musselburgh Racecourse has reinforced its position as one of the UK’s leading courses with the award of Gold Standard status by the Racehorse Owners...
Scottish Sinfonia at St Cuthbert’s Church this month
The Scottish Sinfonia will play on 25 November 2018 at 7.45pm at St Cuthbert's Parish Church.
The programme will include :
Dvořák: Four Slavonic Dances, opus...
Council will consider plans to manage the city during the festivals when they meet...
After considerable and detailed discussion of ideas for a new management plan for the Festival City next summer councillors on the culture committee agreed...
Report reveals economic impact of Edinburgh’s Christmas 2017
In a report out today Underbelly who organise Edinburgh's Christmas for the council say that last year's events brought an economic impact of £113...
Council to open up cultural grants procedure
The council is set to change how it hands out cultural grants in order to allow more organisations to compete for cash.
The city council’s...
Selling your home? Here are some top tips
If you want to get the highest price for your property, it’s important to do everything you can to ensure that your home is shown in...
Shortlist of seven for the ‘Faces of a Vibrant Economy’ award
Grant Thornton has announced the names of their 2018 campaign to celebrate leaders who excel in better business.
This project is called Faces of a...
Lothian under fire for lack of pram and wheelchair spaces on new buses
Disabled people and parents with young children are being “shut out of central Edinburgh” by a bus company after it failed to offer additional...
Nira Caledonia beefs up its menu with ‘Cote de Hoff’
A boutique Edinburgh hotel is to rename its new ‘Cote de Boeuf’ special as the ‘Cote de Hoff’ in honour of David Hasselhoff’s visit to...
Volunteers needed to create a butterfly meadow on Friday
Volunteers are needed to help create a butterfly meadow at West Pilton Park on Friday.
If you have some time then they would be delighted...
Lothian’s new buses will carry 100 passengers
Lothian have shown off their new double decker buses which they hope to put into service in early 2019.
The 100 seat Enviro400XLB three axle...
Asian Art Sale this week at Bonhams
The Asian Art Sale will take place this Thursday morning at Bonhams when a Ming dynasty gilt-bronze group of Gyuanyin and Sudhana will take...
Property – new homes to attract you to Fife
NEW DEVELOPMENT FOR RUMBLINGWELL FROM ALLANWATER HOMES
Development will carry on from huge success of Carnock Road, with yet more family friendly homes available
Allanwater...
At Leith Theatre – The Last Days of Mankind
There is something very big happening at Leith Theatre this week. It is the first professional theatre production staged in the space in three...
Scotland’s Economy Continues to be Powered by Edinburgh’s Prosperity
According to new report produced by the City of Edinburgh Council, Edinburgh continues to be the most prosperous UK city outside London.
The 12th annual...
At Edinburgh Castle in 2019 – the one and only Kylie!
This is the hot ticket that you will want to fill somebody's Christmas stocking with. Next summer Kylie Minogue is coming to Edinburgh Castle...
Award winning dry cleaners right here in Edinburgh
After a phenomenal year last year when Elite Dry cleaners of Leven Street won 2 National Industry Awards, one for Best Customer Service 2017-18...
Road works in Edinburgh this week
This week there will continue to be some road works on our city's streets. Here is where they will be :
At Out of the Blue Drill Hall – Expo – Edinburgh’s mid-century Market
A year on from our launch in October 2017 the Mid-Century market returns for its fourth event.
From the first market we have featured top...
At Studio Bizio – Talk by photographer Camille Seaman
America artist Camille Seaman who is presently exhibiting with Studio Bizio Gallery on Raeburn Place will be in the studio for an artist's talk...
Dr Elsie Inglis remembered at St Andrews
Six beaches across Scotland were chosen as locations for Danny Boyle’s special project commemorating the end of First World War: St Ninian’s Isle beach...
Remembrance at Linburn
A remembrance service was held at the Scottish War Blinded's Linburn Centre on Friday.
Friends of the charity attended the service along with a number...
At The Scottish Poetry Library – The Ballad of Muriel Spark
A new work for violin and string quartet and which was inspired by Muriel Spark's poetry has been written by award winning composer and...
Book your Christmas Day meal out of town
Not booked anywhere to have your meal on Christmas Day yet?
Why not spend it with panoramic views of the Forth from the Horizons restaurant...
Light up a Life Appeal for St Columba’s
On 10 December at 6.30pm the Tree of Remembrance will be lit up in Charlotte Square Gardens.
Before then you can donate to the Light...
Christmas Ads 2018……
Yes here they come. The Christmas ads - or those which we have found so far. If you know of any others then do...
Take a look at the new lighting at the Ross Fountain
The Ross Fountain in Edinburgh’s West Princes Street Gardens glistened for the first time when the new lighting was switched on last week.
The recently...
Open air service in Leith today to remember the Quintinshill Disaster
Remembering those from Leith who died in the Quintinshill Disaster
There is a restored railway coach from the same type of train used to take...
THEIR NAME LIVETH – Remembrance event at Holyrood on Sunday
On Sunday evening there will be a projection of the names of all the 134,712 people whose names are listed in the Scottish National...
Important colourist work included in upcoming sale
At the end of November the Edinburgh auction house Bonhams will include some important works including that by the major Scottish Colourist, Samuel Peploe...
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