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Archaeologists believe this is where Edinburgh began
Archaeologists believe they have found the remains of a 12th century home in the Cowgate which was built before Edinburgh itself.
The building lies alongside...
Enjoy the gift of time from CALA this November
CALA Homes (East) is offering the ‘Gift of Time’ this Christmas by enabling buyers to reserve select homes by the end of November at a reduced...
MP backing award-winning disability employment programme
Joanna Cherry QC MP is backing Leonard Cheshire’s award-winning Change 100 disability employment programme and is urging employers to sign up for the innovative...
Jet away from it all on a city break next year
Today Jet2.com and Jet2CityBreaks announce their Christmas Markets trips for next year from Edinburgh Airport, with dedicated trips to NUREMBURG and VIENNA going on sale today,...
Edinburgh Trams sign the Armed Forces Covenant
The award-winning Edinburgh Trams has shown its support for the UK’s military community by signing the Armed Forces Covenant.
The company recognised the value that...
University researchers reveal their latest find
An unusually complex form of one of the most abundant chemical elements on Earth has been revealed in the lab for the first time.
Researchers...
Former Moderator to preach at remembrance service in Brussels
A Church of Scotland congregation founded in Belgium in the aftermath of the First World War will mark the centenary of the Armistice with...
Millions to be invested in new manufacturing plant for Loanhead
A new manufacturing plant in Loanhead will create new jobs and allow Scotland to become a world leader in a low carbon technology which...
Football supporters get behind Social Bite’s Sleep in the Park
A partnership has been announced between Social Bite and the Scottish Football Supporters Association (SFSA) designed to offer a grassroots football response to the...
Poetry Power to the People – Edinburgh Central Library supports new writing talent
Edinburgh Central Library is launching a new initiative to boost the city’s poetry powers. The monthly group will provide free advice and a friendly...
Barratt help the launch of new wheelchair service on Portobello Beach
The house builder Barratt Homes helped to launch the first beach wheelchair service in Edinburgh at Portobello recently.
The specially designed three-wheeled chairs which are...
Local MSP backs the proposals on inclusive education
MSP for Edinburgh Northern and Leith Ben Macpherson has backed proposals for a more inclusive education system in Scotland improving the experiences of LGBTI...
The 369 Gallery – a glorious movement in Scotland’s cultural landscape
It was a remarkable movement in Scottish art which emerged in Edinburgh in the latter part of the last century. Now the 369 Gallery...
Scotch Whisky Experience wins top visitor attraction award
One of the capital's major tourist attractions, The Scotch Whisky Experience (SWE), has won top prize for its 30th anniversary marketing campaign at the...
At the Rose Theatre in December – Sing Sistah Sing!
This could be the Christmas show you have been waiting for. A bit of a different twist on some Christmas classics, and some not...
Aldi looking for charities to use their unsold food – register now
Aldi wants all charities and food banks to register with them for a free donation this Christmas.
They propose to redistribute any fresh unsold food...
Places Gym Club opens on Saturday
A new gym will open this weekend in Leith.
On 10 November 2018 the latest Places Gym Club will open on Leith Walk as part...
Bethany asks you to buy an ethical Christmas tree this year
Bethany Christian Trust would like to suggest that you help their work by purchasing an ethical Christmas tree.
You can buy a Grade One Nordman...
Theatrical work at Edinburgh Napier University highlighting war trauma
A new theatrical work to be staged next week at Craiglockhart Chapel at Edinburgh Napier University will highlight the causes and effect of shellshock.
The...
New look for the New Town and George Street on display today
The new look for George Street and the New Town, which is a concept design only and not the final blueprint, is going on...
Granton Waterfront – drop in event on Thursday afternoon
The City of Edinburgh Council have appointed Collective Architecture to consider the opportunities for Granton Waterfront. They want to develop a new vision for...
Social Enterprise Awards Scotland 2018
Winners of Social Enterprise Awards Scotland 2018 announced
The winners of Scotland’s annual awards for innovation and success in social enterprise were announced at an...
Edinburgh Airport increases charge for drop off
If you go to Edinburgh Airport to pick any passengers up on a regular basis you will know that you have to pay to...
Looking for old friends….
A lady called Jean who now lives in Norfolk has written to us asking for information about old family friends called Stewart who lived...
Greens hit out at SNP for blocking amendments to planning bill
The Planning (Scotland) Bill is making slow progress through Holyrood at present and today the Greens claim the SNP blocked a bid to give communities...
Edinburgh’s Hogmanay – PLACE programme to support street performers
The new PLACE programme announced yesterday at St Bride's will support French street performers who are coming to the Street Party on Hogmanay.
The three...
Remembrance Day will be marked at Merchiston Castle School with 100 pipers and drummers
Merchiston Castle School will mark Remembrance Sunday and the centenary of the end of the First World War with 100 pipers and drummers on...
The Edinburgh Reporter – 30,000 articles online!
This is our 30,000th article online. Quite an achievement we think!
We hope you like what you read here and if you do then perhaps...
Win a pair of tickets to see Peter Andre in concert – in Edinburgh...
Peter Andre is celebrating a quarter of a century in music and is bringing his 25 day tour to Edinburgh in February next year.
#celebrating25years
His...
King’s Theatre appoints Bennetts Associates to redevelop the Grande Old Dame of Leven Street
The redevelopment of the King's Theatre was officially launched yesterday with the announcement that Bennetts Associates have been appointed as architects.
Capital Theatres, the charitable trust which runs...
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