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Come and lunch with an Everest mountaineer!

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The Royal Scots Club has set up a series of lunches for ladies who want more than just a three course meal. Their Liaison Lunches...

Five things you need to know today

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The Edinburgh Riding of the Marches Botanic Lights Charity Art Sale in Stockbridge Granton Castle Walled Garden Mix and Mingle The Edinburgh Riding of...

Utilita Energy announced as the Hibs’ Official Energy Partner

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Hibs have announced Utilita Energy as the club's Official Energy Partner. Utilita Energy, Britain's leading pay-as-you-go energy provider, has initially agreed a deal with the...

Petition by Friends of Granton Castle Walled Garden tests councillors

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The Petitions Committee of the City of Edinburgh Council floundered a bit earlier today in trying to take a decision on the petition by...

Charity art sale for Cancer Research UK

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Artist Tommy Fitchet has 100 small glass paintings on display at his gallery Saorsa on Deanhaugh Street in Stockbridge. They are all for sale,...

Future Sparks from Edinburgh get passport to sporting careers

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Pupils from Edinburgh took a break from their studies for a unique work experience opportunity at Hampden Park, the home of Scottish football. The young learners from...

The Jazz Legacy of Charles Mingus at The Queen’s Hall

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The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra (SNJO) directed by Tommy Smith will present The Jazz Legacy of Charles Mingus with special guest Arild Andersen on Friday 23rd September 2016...

National Museum has welcomed half a million visitors this summer

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The museum on Chambers Street opened ten new galleries earlier in the year, and it is clear that this has added to the attraction...

First Scotland call up for Hibs’ star Abigail Harrison

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Anna Signeul has  announced her squad for the final match of the UEFA Women’s EURO 2017 qualifying campaign against Iceland on Tuesday 20th September, kick-off...

Police to carry out regular checks on country roads

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Police Scotland and the Scottish Safety Camera Units will be carrying out regular patrols and checks on country roads around Scotland in support of...

Go racing at Musselburgh this weekend

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This weekend the racing at Musselburgh will be sponsored by Caledonian Brewery who will have a brand new beer on tap for you to...

Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!

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  Holyrood to look at council tax reform Michael McVeigh at The Scottish Gallery  Macmillan Coffee morning Free SEO course in Edinburgh!  FLY Open Air...

Michael McVeigh – First solo exhibition at The Scottish Gallery

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An artist with tangible talent, Michael McVeigh is a little unorthodox, and as if to prove that, it has taken him to his sixth...

Claims from unions dismissed by council’s Transport committee members

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  When it came up on the agenda at the Transport and Environment committee last week, the item dealing with governance of the overarching body Transport...

Police Scotland launch Child Sexual Exploitation Campaign

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Police Scotland is today launching its first public information campaign to tackle Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE). It warns those who prey on children and exploit...

Witness appeal after suspected assault in Gilmerton

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Police are trying to trace a male and female who were involved in a suspected assault in the south of the city on Monday. At around 3pm...
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Second arrest following attempted robbery at Trinity newsagent

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Two men have now been arrested following an attempted murder and attempted robbery at a convenience store in Edinburgh. A 53-year-old man sustained various injuries...

Police release CCTV images following Tranent robbery

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Police in East Lothian have released CCTV images of a man that officers wish to speak to in relation to an assault and robbery...

31 per cent of Scots calling the wrong animal helpline

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This Scottish Animal Week, the Scottish SPCA has released research which reveals 31 per cent of Scots are calling the wrong animal helpline. A recent...

Edinburgh Airport extend consultation on flight paths for a further week

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Edinburgh Airport have extended their consultation on possible new flight paths as a result of a computer glitch. It will now run until 19 September...

Hibs face St Mirren in Irn-Bru Cup

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The draw for the fourth round of the IRN-BRU Cup was made at Oriam in Edinburgh this afternoon and Hibs  have been drawn to...

Three Midlothian police officers raise £2,200 for Sick Kids

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Three Midlothian police officers raised £2,200 for the Royal Hospital for Sick Kids in Edinburgh by walking the 62.5 miles of the St Cuthbert's...

Margo MacDonald remembered at Holyrood

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A portrait was unveiled at Holyrood earlier by the late Margo MacDonald's husband, Jim Sillars, who gifted the painting to the parliament. Jim Sillars said: “In...

Pandas no longer on the endangered list

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The two pandas at Edinburgh Zoo may not have had any offspring since their arrival from China but the pressure to procreate appears to be off. The giant...

School crossing patrols being monitored this month

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The Transport Convener Councillor Lesley Hinds has issued a letter to all headteachers in the city explaining that the council is conducting an evaluation...

Five things you need to know today

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Edinburgh MP appointed to Scottish Affairs Committee Employment Fair today New Aquatic Store opens at Dobbies Garden Centre Fringe artists at Waverley Mall ...

Police launch campaign to keep students safe

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With nearly half a million students studying in Scotland from September, Police Scotland is launching a campaign to give students top tips on how...

Balmoral clock tower lit up blue for Children 1st

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Creating smiles for Scotland’s children  The Balmoral turned its famous clock tower blue this weekend to show support for Children 1st’s campaign to highlight...

Bogus workmen target 90-year-old woman in Clermiston

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Police are appealing for witnesses after bogus callers targeted a 90-year-old resident in Clermiston. The incident happened on Friday 2nd September around 12.30 pm in...

Edinburgh food projects to benefit from Government funding

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Four projects being run in Edinburgh to help combat food poverty are to benefit from government funding announced today. Pilton Community Health Project, Pilmeny Development Project, Dr...

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