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Scot:Lands entertainment announced
At Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop
Wheelchairs on the Beach
Arrests after Morningside Drive break-in
Edinburgh winners in National Writing Competition
Organisers have announced the full-line up for...
Edinburgh’s Hogmanay has New Year’s Day all ready for you
On the first day of the year it is no longer any problem finding something to entertain you and your nearest and dearest, if you live in...
Five things you need to know today in Edinburgh
Same sex marriage for all
Serious assault on Easter Road
Photography Competition
Edinburgh Short Film Festival
Aberdeen Asset Management Foundation fund holidays for children
Civil partners registered elsewhere...
First scholarship awarded at CodeClan
ScotlandIS today announced the award of its CodeClan scholarship to Michael MacLeod, a freelance journalist and former TV producer with STV Edinburgh. You may recall...
What’s on – Craigmillar Book Festival
Sylvia Gorman is the librarian at Castlebrae Community High School but she is also Secretary of the Craigmillar Literacy Trust who organise Craigmillar Book Festival.
We...
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Solar Coop urges investors to get in before tax breaks removed
Cash for Kids Mission Christmas
Born to be Wide
Daniel Sloss appearing at The Brunton
Chris Hadfield
When...
Hibs v Rangers Matchday information
Tickets are on sale to supporters on the Hibernian database. The Ticket Office is open on Saturday from 10am-3pm and Sunday from 10am until...
Elderly man robbed in Morningside home
Police are looking to trace two men following a break-in and robbery at an address in Morningside late last night.
The incident happened at around...
Twenty one people charged with organised crime offences
Twenty one people have been charged with various organised crime offences following a Police Scotland operation in Edinburgh yesterday.
Detectives from the Specialist Crime Division's...
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Have your say on parking - consultation ends today
Giselle at the Festival Theatre
Budget Question Time
Edinburgh's Christmas
St Andrew's Day at the Storytelling Centre
Ends today – 31st October! -...
Leith Trust Conference 2015
The 2015 Leith Trust Conference gets underway today at Leith Academy. Focusing on culture, heritage, the environment, community and the identity of Leith – the...
Hallowe’en in Edinburgh: Ten Frightful Suggestions
Hallowe'en... a night loved by the under-10s and loathed by many others. But fear not (actually no - fear lots...) - there are ways...
Scottish Cup Third Round Draw
The draw for the William Hill Scottish Cup 3rd round took place at Hampden Park yesterday.
Former Scotland manager and seven-times Scottish Cup winner Alex McLeish...
All six SWPL fixtures to have female match officials
This Sunday, for the first time, all six Scottish Women's Premier League matches will have female match officials.
Emma Hingant, who’ll be in charge of the...
Bearded dragon found on the loose in East Lothian
The Scottish SPCA is appealing for information after a bearded dragon was found on the loose in East Lothian.
Scotland's animal welfare charity was alerted...
Police operation ahead of Hibs v Rangers game on Sunday
Police are encouraging fans to enjoy Sunday’s match between Hibernian and Rangers responsibly.
A near capacity crowd are expected to attend at Easter Road Stadium...
New bin lorries designed to be cycle friendly
Transport and Environment Convener Lesley Hinds unveiled the new fleet of Refuse Collection Vehicles earlier today.
After a trial on eight trucks, the City of...
Family tribute to Leighanne Cameron
A 29-year-old man has been detained by police after the body of Leighanne Cameron was discovered at an address in Calder House Road, Mid...
High value break in at Warriston Road DIY Store
Police are investigating following a commercial housebreaking at a DIY store in Warriston Road which took place overnight between Tuesday, October 27, and Wednesday, October...
City infrastructure will cost £300m in the next decade
If the Local Development Plan is put in place by next year (which it will be unless there is some kind of appeal) then it will...
100,000 tickets sold for Virgin Money Street of Light in a week
An unbelievable 100,000 tickets have been dispensed for the newest event at Edinburgh's Christmas in just a week since they became available. Tickets are freeboot absolutely...
Hibs’ memory project members heading to Hampden
A number of men and women who attend and participate in the Football Memories Project run by the Hibernian Historical Trust are in for a...
Council agree to proceed with enhanced terms to achieve staff cuts
The City of Edinburgh Council has today agreed to make what is believed to be the highest level of redundancy packages offered to public sector...
Nominations open for The Edinburgh Award
The search begins for the ninth recipient of the Edinburgh Award as nominations are launched today.
Established in 2007, the Edinburgh Award is a way for Edinburgh...
New chancellor installed at Edinburgh Napier University
The new Chancellor of Edinburgh Napier University has expressed the hope that his appointment would inspire people to chase their dreams.
Speaking ahead of his inauguration, prison...
Hundreds protest outside City Chambers this morning
Union representatives were loud in their protests against proposed job cuts this morning outside the City Chambers joined by around 200 or so members of...
Botanic Lights 2015 – open to the public from today
Botanic Lights returns this year with 22 nights at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE), running from 29 October to 22 November. The idea is that...
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Zoo Sleep Out
Charlie MacLean whisky expert
The Dream of Shahrazad at The Filmhouse
Millie Gray
Tickets available for the Scottish Chamber Orchestra tonight at the Queen's Hall
We...
Get your house ready for winter
The clocks have just gone back and temperatures will no doubt plummet soon (although it is to be unseasonably warm today!)
Now is the time...
Unions plan protest at the City Chambers tomorrow
Trade Unions including UNISON, community groups and anti-cuts organisations are gearing up for twin demonstrations in Edinburgh and Glasgow on October 29 against another...
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