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Festival of Politics begins later today
The Festival of Politics opens at Holyrood promising a few days of films, talks and some music.
With more events taking place than ever before,...
At the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art – The must see exhibition of...
Eight works by renowned artist Raqib Shaw are on display to 28 October 2018 in an exhibition called Reinventing the Old Masters. This is...
At Out of the Blue Drill Hall – Edinburgh Cycle Fair
Edinburgh Cycle Fair
Sunday 21st October 2018 12pm - 5pm, £2 entry (£1 concession)
Out of the Blue Drill Hall, 36 Dalmeny Street, Leith EH6 8RG
After...
Designosaurus Rex for half term
Dynamic Earth want visitors to design a dinosaur this half term. Whether yours is a colourful or camouflaged dinosaur they will have iPads ready...
Alex Cole-Hamilton cleared of any wrongdoing relating to 2016 Holyrood election
Electoral Commission ‘satisfied that there were no breaches’ in Alex Cole-Hamilton’s 2016 constituency campaign
In a letter to the UK Liberal Democrats the Electoral Commission...
Edinburgh Cyber Security Awards – finalists announced
EDINBURGH firms are at the forefront in the battle against cybercrime – with ten of the
city’s organisations among the finalists in the upcoming Scottish...
Edinburgh minister is to be new Moderator
The minister of Palmerston Place Church is to become the new Moderator of the Church of Scotland's General Assembly for 2019.
A Stirling University economics graduate...
Meadowbank consultation runs for another few weeks
The City of Edinburgh Council approved plans for the new sports stadium to replace the Meadowbank Stadium built in 1970 for the Commonwealth Games.
They...
ESPC pick a winner for their sellers’ competition
The Edinburgh Solicitors Property Centre (ESPC) has announced that Ross Gibson from Dunfermline is the winner of their recent home sellers’ prize draw. Ross...
At St Giles in November – Unknown
Alison Kinnaird has been invited to show her installation 'Unknown' in St Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh from 1-15 November, marking Remembrance Week 2018.
This artwork...
Opinion – Increasing the speed limit won’t get traffic moving faster
by Richard Llewellyn Lecturer in Transportation Engineering, Edinburgh Napier University
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Richard Llewellyn, Edinburgh Napier University
The UK should raise its motorway speed limit for cars and vans...
Perfect pairing shakes up the capital’s Chef Scene
An ambitious young duo at Edinburgh’s largest independent hotel are making a name for
themselves in the capital’s bustling chef scene.
Ten Hill Place, run by...
What to do at half-term – Dobbies have some answers
The October half term will be here before we know it, bringing a much-needed break from the back to school routine. For fun events...
Edinburgh’s Diwali Festival 2018 – in West Princes Street Gardens this November
Organisers of Edinburgh’s Diwali Festival have confirmed the 2018 event will take place on 3 November 2018.
This will be the city’s biggest celebration yet...
Edinburgh Cocktail Week – only a week to go!
Just another week to go and the Edinburgh Cocktail Week will be here to occupy your tastebuds and your free time.
There are over 80...
At the National Museum of Scotland on Sunday – Chronicles
There are three performances of Chronicles at National Museum of Scotland today at the museum on Chambers Street.
What is it? It is an interactive...
Thousands march in Edinburgh
Whether you agree that the number of people marching down the Royal Mile yesterday was 20,000 as suggested by Police Scotland or 100,000 as...
Care company partner up with Care Workers Charity
Bluebird Care Edinburgh have partnered with the Care Workers Charity. Their partnership will benefit Bluebird's employees as the charity provides a rainy day fund...
Counterfeit crackdown recognised for efforts against trade in fake goods
Royal Mail and Vue Cinema Group have become the first businesses to be nominated and recognised by members of the Scottish Anti-Illicit Trade Group...
Young Scots champion digital rights at Edinburgh youth summit
Young people gathered in Scotland’s capital earlier this week to debate and celebrate the rights of young people in a digital world at the...
Film review : A Star Is Born
A Star Is Born
Direction: Bradley Cooper
Screenplay: Bradley Cooper, Will Fetters, Eric Roth
Cast: Bradley Cooper, Lady Gaga, Dave Chappelle, Sam Elliott
Length: 135 minutes
Rating: 15
Just over...
Cold house? Get along to a Winter Warmth Constituent Advice Surgery
Winter Warmth Constituent Advice Surgery is being held with Ben Macpherson MSP on 12 October 2018 from 1-2.30pm at McDonald Road Library
Next Friday there...
Roadworks around the city this week
EdinTravel are kind enough to share their list of roadworks and events taking place around the city with us.
Here they are - and if...
M&S centenary Taste Trail – in Edinburgh on Saturday
On Saturday in Castle Street you are invited to join M&S on their Centenary Taste Trail.
They will be holding a festival of food from...
Where to eat in Edinburgh – Restaurant Sonder
I had much to ponder on the way to Restaurant Sonder… mainly what does the name actually mean?
A quick glance at the website tells...
WHALE Arts hosts local film festival
CHANGING PERSPECTIVES: WESTER HAILES FILM AND MOVING IMAGE
FESTIVAL
WHALE ARTS HOSTS LOCAL FILM FESTIVAL DURING OCTOBER HOLIDAYS
WITH OUTDOOR PROJECTION TRAIL AT WESTSIDE PLAZA
This October half...
Rocket experts helping to inspire next generation of talent
STAFF at a Scottish space company are helping to inspire the next generation of talented engineers and technicians by sharing knowledge with school children...
Where to eat in Edinburgh – Bertie’s to open in December
The newest fish and chip shop in town will open on 3 December 2018 on Victoria Street.
Bertie's is the new £3 million restaurant which...
Opening ceremony held at new Edinburgh primary school
Earlier today the Deputy First Minister John Swinney opened the latest new Edinburgh school.
Mr Swinney was accompanied by Councillor Alison Dickie, Vice Convener for Education,...
Jardine welcomes Pinkhill planning refusal
Lib Dem MP for Edinburgh West, Christine Jardine, has welcomed the decision by the Scottish Government Reporter to reject planning permission for a 5...
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