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Eleven Hibs’ players in Scotland Squad Training Camp
Anna Signeul has selected 22 players for a women's A squad training camp from 25th-27th July. A number of players who have represented Scotland...
Our Pick of Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 – The Point
The Point is written, performed and produced by Glasgow artists; it is a daring and challenging project driven by female artists: Every city has...
University of Edinburgh teaching flower arranging
Scientists from the University of Edinburgh and University of Calgary, Canada, made a surprising discovery about flowers while studying the flight patterns of bumblebees.
While...
Edinburgh-based hydrologist is on the team for Rio
Hazel Smith, an Edinburgh-based hydrologist and AECOM employee has been selected to participate in Rio 2016 Paralympic Games as a member of Team GB.
She...
Sir Godfrey Palmer awarded honorary doctorate
An expert in barley, malt and cereal grains and brewing, and a human rights activist received an honorary doctorate from Leicester University earlier today.
Sir Godfrey known...
Hardies help bring the Tattoo office back to life
Hardies Property & Construction Consultants, headquartered in East London Street, Edinburgh, has been instrumental in bringing 1 Cockburn Street back to its former glory.
The...
What’s On In Edinburgh This Weekend
SATURDAY 16TH JULY 2016
The Accidental Pirates Drawing Competition: to celebrate how much Waterstones loves July's Children's Book of the Month, Claire Fayers’ The Accidental...
Scotland Under-17 squad announced for Telki Cup
Scot Gemmill has named the Scotland Under-17 squad that will compete in the 2016 Telki Cup in Hungary later this month as preparations begin...
Our Pick of Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 – Strangers: A Magic Play
This promises to be a very interesting and exciting play indeed. It is the end result of years of work blending together magic and theatre, and the whole...
Letter from Scotland
I’ve just come home from a cycling holiday in the North East where we came across Thomas Telford’s remarkable little bridge over the River...
Our pick of Edinburgh Festival Fringe : Cat Loud’s Wayward Girls
The Blueswater Presents: Cat Loud’s Wayward Girls
Cat unleashes her dark side by singing the blues in this humorous cabaret
Seemingly wholesome island lass Cat Loud...
Our Pick of Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 – The Secret Garden
After the death of her parents, Mary Lennox is sent to England to live in Misselthwaite Manor; her uncle's great, lonely house on the...
Our Pick of Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 – The Eulogy
A parody of a funeral speech, The Eulogy is an oration gone wrong in all the right ways.
The show features a menagerie of characters...
Images released following racial incident on tram
Police have released images of a man that officers wish to speak to in connection with a racial incident on board a tram at...
Prime Minister visits Edinburgh
The Scottish Government have issued some photos from inside Bute House where the Prime Minister Theresa May is having talks with First Minister Nicola...
Our Pick of Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 – Happy Yet?
Happy Yet? offers a fresh and thought-provoking take on depression and mood swings – from an attic apartment in Stockholm.
With a pinch of Nordic...
Our Pick of Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 – Van Gogh Find Yourself
Van Gogh Find Yourself (#VGFY) sets the record straight on Vincent’s personal struggle for humanity. Audiences get to spend an afternoon behind the scenes...
Neil Lennon refuses to blame keeper Otso Virtanen for blunder
Hibs' Head Coach Neil Lennon refused to criticise keeper Otso Virtanen after his mistake in the 16th second of the game gave Brondby IF...
Our Pick of Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 – Shlomo
International beatboxer Shlomo returns to Edinburgh with a new solo show as well as a family show.
A Guinness World Record breaker, Shlomo gave up...
Our Pick of Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 – Megan Juniper: Love Me Tinder Cabaret
Megan Juniper is bringing the ups and down of online dating to this year’s Fringe with Love Me Tinder Cabaret.
According to Tinder, there are...
Message from the Lord Provost to the people of Nice
The Lord Provost the Rt Hon Donald Wilson recorded a short message for us this morning to send out over social media in support...
Our Pick of Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 – Private Manning Goes to Washington
Private Manning Goes to Washington is a new play by Stan Richardson, imagining a secret meeting between US President Barack Obama and whistleblower Chelsea...
Gilded Balloon presents Night at the Museum
Gilded Balloon presents Night at the Museum
Join the greats of comedy from across the globe as they strive to blur the lines between arteFACT and arteFICTION in a...
Our pick of Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 – Fascinating Aida
If you see nothing else at the Fringe in 2016, then go to see this. You will leave fascinated that so many words can...
Our pick of Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 – The Enchanted
Are monsters born or are they created? A mute prisoner sits on death row in a maximum-security prison. He watches and he listens. And...
Our pick of Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 – Will Pickvance: Anatomy of the Piano...
One Christmas, Will asks Father Christmas for a space rocket. Instead, he gets a piano. Despite his initial disappointment, Will realises that his new...
Our pick of Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 – Blueswater Presents
Edinburgh band The Blueswater present the most ambitious blues music programme ever seen at the Edinburgh Fringe, featuring seven unique shows and 126 performances....
Our Pick of Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 – Hot Brown Honey
Hot Brown Honey packs a potent punch of Hip Hop politics, dance, poetry, comedy, circus, striptease and song. With their own brand of fierceness,...
Our pick of Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 – Monksi Mouse’s Baby Disco Dance Hall
Featuring Australian DJ, Hostess and Mum of two, Monski Mouse at the decks, assisted on the dance-floor by the Monski Mouse Dancers, the show encourages and...
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Today at the Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival
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