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Drugs seizure in Angle Park Terrace
An ongoing policing operation in Edinburgh has marked a month-long enforcement campaign with a large drugs recovery.
Operation Wolf is a community-policing initiative aimed at...
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New school for Boroughmuir
Fireworks
Alzheimer Scotland
Red Note's Noisy Nights
Want a letter from Santa?
It's an exciting morning for Boroughmuir High School who will watch the first...
Treat yourself to One Square’s Chocolate Orange Afternoon Tea
One Square is offering a real afternoon delight for you with its Chocolate Orange Afternoon Tea experience.
This indulgent afternoon tea showcases a range of...
Missing woman and child found safe and well
Police in Edinburgh have confirmed that missing woman Kirsty Watson and her 11-month-old son Thomas have been found safe and well.
They were traced to Bread...
Warning over New Psychoactive Substances
Several local authority, health and emergency service organisations including NHS, Police Scotland, Fire Service and Council partners are issuing a warning to the public...
The Smith Commission – submissions now closed
All comments to the Commission had to be submitted by 5pm on 31 October 2014.
The Smith Commission reported that they have received over 14,000...
What you ‘oat’ to eat – and a recipe to show you how!
By Chris Mantle Senior Food and Health Development Worker of Edinburgh Community Food
Last month in The Edinburgh Reporter we looked at beans and pulses, often...
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Ready for Winter
Garden of Remembrance
Elliott House
Nelson Mandela remembered
Lost Voices
Winter is coming - and the City of Edinburgh Council is getting ready for it.
Salt has...
Some action needed at Broomhouse Primary
Broomhouse Primary School and Nursery Class were both inspected recently and Education Scotland concluded that the school needs some more support and time to...
Home Rule for Scotland launched
The Campaign for Scottish Home Rule was launched yesterday in Edinburgh, claiming to bring together key figures from across Scotland’s political spectrum as well...
Away tie for Hibs in fourth round of Scottish Cup
Hibs will face either Ayr United or Alloa Athletic away in the fourth round of the William Hill Scottish Cup on the weekend of...
Hibs to mark 100th anniversary of Great War
Hibs and Queen of the South are to join forces to mark the 100th anniversary of The Great War at the forthcoming match at...
New film based on Waverley anniversary
New film marks 200th anniversary of Sir Walter Scott’s historical novel - ‘Waverley’
Queen Margaret University media students, Phillip Ellarby & Fausta Avizienyte, have created...
VIDEO – Garden of Remembrance open from today
Our photo shows Frank Murray from Midlothian at the Garden of Remembrance. Mr Murray was in the Royal Engineers.
There was a poignant scene in...
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Investment for Royal Edinburgh Campus announced
Viewpoint on Braid Hills
Garden of Remembrance opens today
Forth Road Bridge closure tonight
Five Edinburgh authors win writing competition
Details of a multi-million pound...
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More powers for Holyrood to make our streets safer
Edinburgh Wedding Fair
PoppyScotland - red lights across Scotland
Water of Leith Conservation Trust
National Youth Film Academy
More powers...
Police warn of heavy traffic at Ingliston tonight
In about an hour's time the roads outside Ingliston Showgrounds are expected to be busy with traffic as spectators leave the darts competition taking...
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First Minister Christmas card art raises charity funds
Postcards to raise money for Sick Kids
Garden of Remembrance
Nominate someone for a commemorative plaque
Pie and Beer
The...
Lau-Land at Queens Hall/Summer Hall
Free thinking visionary folk trio Lau (Martin Green, Aidan O’Rourke and Kris Drever) follow the huge acclaim received for their ‘Race The Loser’ album...
New exhibition at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery opens in December
A remarkable photographic project which documents five years in the lives of the inhabitants of Ponte City, an iconic Johannesburg landmark and the tallest...
Lord Provost presents British Empire Medals
At a ceremony held in the City Chambers last night the Lord Provost the Rt Hon Donald Wilson presented four British Empire Medals to...
Young Fathers to appear on the Waverley Stage this Hogmanay
Always quick to react, the organisers of Edinburgh's Hogmanay have signed up Edinburgh group Young Fathers who just won the Mercury Prize for their...
Assembly Rooms invites you down Memory Lane
Take a Trip Down Memory Lane at Assembly Rooms Edinburgh
This winter Assembly Rooms Edinburgh is looking to warm hearts as it presents a fascinating...
Five things you need to know today on Halloween
Samhuinn Fire Festival tonight
Royal Mile
Council website for useful advice
149 new jobs at Fort Kinnaird
Otters having fun on Halloween
The Samhuinn Fire Festival, held in Edinburgh...
Transport for Edinburgh boss gets Honorary Doctorate
Around 1000 students from Edinburgh Napier University graduated at the Usher Hall this week.
Joining the graduates on stage was Transport for Edinburgh CEO Ian...
Jim Murphy says he wants to be First Minister
We received the following press release from Jim Murphy's office this morning. So now there are three candidates in the Scottish Labour leadership race;...
Edinburgh College takes home the silver
The HND Visual Communication: Graphic Design team from Edinburgh College has triumphed at this year’s Scottish Event Awards to take home the title of...
Join the Active Travel Forum
Following a decision by the Transport and Environment Committee earlier this week, a recruitment drive is now under way for members of two groups...
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Johnston Press to merge three Edinburgh newspapers
Concert at St Giles
Edinburgh Art Fair
Botanic Lights
The Edinburgh Award
Media commentators report that Johnston Press has decided to merge...
University researchers on why bacteria are hard to kill
Bacteria are hard-wired for survival, E. coli study suggests
Some bacteria are able to thrive even when under continued attack, scientists have found, in a...
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