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Hibs’ open topped bus parade this afternoon
Hibs have announced details of how the Club will celebrate its stunning William Hill Scottish Cup triumph with the fans in the city this...
Reaction to Hibs’ historic Scottish Cup win
With mayhem all around, the Hibs' players and manager took time out from their celebrations to give their reaction to a historic Scottish Cup...
Hibs and Rangers react to Hampden pitch invasion
Both clubs have reacted to yesterday's pitch invasion after the final whistle at Hampden which marked the end of Hibs' Scottish Cup hoodoo.
Thousands of...
The Lord Provost to throw a party for Hibs!
Edinburgh's Lord Provost has congratulated Hibernian Football Club on their historic Scottish Cup win and given the go-ahead on plans for a public celebration.
Today...
Hibs finally win Scottish Cup after 114 year wait
After a wait of 114 years Hibs have finally won the Scottish Cup and they did it in dramatic fashion with two late goals...
David Gray relishing the prospect of leading Hibs out at Hampden this afternoon
Hibs' captain David Gray says that he is relishing the “real honour” of leading the team out against Rangers at Hampden Park this afternoon...
Five things you need to know today
Three Schools to reopen
World Whisky Day
Events today at the Botanics
Portobello Timebank
BBQ advice
Oxgangs Primary, St Peter’s Primary and Braidburn Schools will reopen their doors...
At the Queen’s Hall – Karen Matheson
Karen Matheson has the Highland lilt she has had all her life, despite the fact that she has now lived in Glasgow for three...
World Whisky Day celebrations on top of Calton Hill
The Edinburgh Reporter was invited to have breakfast on top of Calton Hill on Friday morning along with Glengoyne Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky and...
Pearl Izumi Tour Series Round 3 – Edinburgh
After a one year hiatus, the Pearl Izumi Tour Series rolled back into Edinburgh's Grassmarket, for the third round of this year's competition.
After a...
West Lothian dog owner convicted following a Scottish SPCA investigation.
Paul Lynch, 44, of Broomyhill Place, Linlithgow, was sentenced at Livingston Sheriff Court yesterday after pleading guilty to causing unnecessary suffering to his German shepherd...
Hibs will always have a place in Liam Henderson’s heart
Liam Henderson insists that Hibs will always have a place in his heart following an enjoyable loan spell at the club.
The midfielder has become...
Safety advice ahead of Scottish Cup Final
As Rangers and Hibernian fans head to the sell-out Scottish Cup Final at Hampden Park tomorrow, Police Scotland is reminding fans to get to...
Lewis Stevenson aims to ‘make amends’ by winning Scottish Cup
Lewis Stevenson says that he wants to win the Scottish Cup to make amends to fans for not getting promoted this season.
The left-back, who...
Two men due in court following significant drugs seizure
Two men, aged 33 and 23 were arrested and charged under the Misuse of Drugs Act and will appear before Edinburgh Sheriff Court today...
Scottish Cup Final 1902 – Hibernian 1-0 Celtic
Every day this week the Edinburgh Reporter has highlighted a Scottish Cup Final featuring Hibernian Football Club and we finish with perhaps the most famous...
Five things you need to know today
Waverley Arches now really open for business
Film Fest in the City
General Assembly may be held in June
Women's Professional Basketball...
What’s On in Edinburgh This Weekend
SATURDAY 21st MAY 2016
Edinburgh Cares: Spare Some Time for Syria. Your help is needed today to load a container of essential goods leaving for Syria. Edinburgh Cares...
Jemma Fife enjoying rivalry with Glasgow City
Hibernian Ladies goal keeper Jenna Fife spoke to Hibs TV during the Tesco Bank Football Challenge event at Easter Road yesterday about the League...
Witness appeal after schoolboy robbed of bicycle at Craigleith Retail Park
Police are appealing for witnesses following an assault and robbery at Craigleith Retail Park which took place shortly after 7.30pm last night.
A 12-year-old boy...
Niklas Gunnarsson believes Hibs are good enough to win the Scottish Cup
Hibs' defender Niklas Gunnarsson was at Easter Road yesterday help out at the Tesco Bank Football Challenge and he took time out from the...
Police Scotland supports Mental Health Awareness Week 2016
The Police are regularly the first point of contact for people experiencing mental ill health or distress.
Police Scotland is improving how officers work with...
Care Inspectorate give Blackwood five stars
Blackwood East have been awarded five stars from the Care Inspectorate following a recent short notice inspection.
The five stars have been awarded in categories...
Bring on the Summer – Film Fest returns to St Andrew Square
Film Fest in the City will return to St Andrew Square from 10-12 June 2016.
The outdoor cinema has not always been blessed with good...
Fraser is making shoes from tyres and bottle tops
Fraser Hunter from Blackhall is making shoes from recycled car tyres and bottle tops in a bid to help those living in the Sub-Sahara...
New Chop House to open in East Market Street this summer
The Leith Chop House has been the name on everyone's lips since it opened only last September, and now they are to extend into...
LeithLate16 – something to look forward to in June
Promising a jam-packed programme of exhibitions and events the only place to be between 23 and 26 June is Leith.
LeithLate16 is curated by festival...
Scottish Cup Final 1958 – Clyde 1-0 Hibernian
On 26th April 1958, a large Hibs' support travelled to Hampden Park for the Scottish Cup Final, confident of beating Clyde who at that...
Five things you need to know today
New cabinet at Holyrood
Pearl Izumi Cycle Race comes to Edinburgh today
More action on Duart Crescent Post Office
New MSP's surgeries
New...
Queen’s Speech criticised in Edinburgh
Commenting on today’s UK Government programme outlined in the Queen’s Speech at Westminster, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said:
“As I have made clear, the Scottish...
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