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Scottish Independence Referendum – How are the numbers counted?
The Edinburgh Reporter spoke to Deputy Chief Counting Officer for Scotland, Sue Bruce to find out!
Scottish Independence Referendum – speaking to Lord Steel and Sir Menzies Campbell
The good thing about being at the Edinburgh count is that there are some pretty influential figures here as this is where the national...
Scottish Independence Referendum – the last push
There was no rest for the referendum-weary.
Last night Yes campaigners gathered on Lauriston Place for a final lap of canvassing and leafletting. Down the...
TERLive! Scottish Independence Referendum
By the time this liveblog gets going the campaigning will be over.
The votes will have been cast by those registered. Whether they are first...
Midlothian man convicted of two murders
A man who killed his wife and young son has today been found guilty of both their murders at Edinburgh High Court today.
Garry Lockhart,...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Scottish Independence Referendum
Today is the day to cast your vote in the Scottish Independence Referendum After two years of campaigning all the arguments for...
The Scotland I look forward to
Hopes for the future by Alyn Smith MEP
”May your choices reflect your hopes, not your fears.” – Nelson Mandela
When Scotland goes to the polls...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Scottish Independence Referendum
School trip
Autumn colours
The Queen's Award for Voluntary Service
Colony of Artists
Today is the last full day of campaigning for the Yes and No...
Boroughmuir Rugby announce new partnership with O’Neills Sports
Boroughmuir Rugby & Community Sports Club (BR&CSC) have announced a new three year partnership with leading Irish sportswear manufacturer O’Neills Irish International Sports Company...
Chris Fujiwara resigns as Film Festival Director
Chris Fujiwara is stepping down from his role as Artistic Director of Edinburgh International Film Festival after supervising three festivals.
Recruitment for a new Artistic Director...
Sense Scotland’s Swap Shop
Refresh your Sense of style this autumn
Deafblind and disabled charity Sense Scotland would like to invite you to their Swap Shop event on Sunday...
A taste of Sicily and art on the menu at the new ...
A taste of Sicily and art on the menu at the new Edinburgh cafe
Art classes are on the menu at Alessandro Costa’s newly-opened Sicilian cafe in...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Free Breakfast this morning at 8
Scottish Independence Referendum
Autumn colours
Teenage Cancer Trust
Saughton Park survey
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Yesterday David Cameron visited Aberdeen to speak to an invited audience.
The Yes campaign...
Free impartial advice on solar panels
Contributed article
Home Energy Scotland is offering free, impartial advice to anyone interested in installing solar panels, at a drop-in session at Braid Hills Hotel,...
Concern for missing Edinburgh man
Police Scotland is appealing for information to help trace an Edinburgh man who has gone missing after boarding a flight to Switzerland.
Fergus McInnes, who...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Scottish Independence Referendum
Dog fouling
Macmillan fundraiser
Today at The Filmhouse
Fireworks on the Forth Road Bridge
There are now three days campaigning left before the Referendum vote on Thursday.
Better Together...
Edinburgh’s community groups urged to think green
Former BBC Scotland meteorologist, known affectionately by fans as Heather ‘the weather’ Reid was joined by a buzzy bee and ribbiting frog to kick-off...
Yes/No Ceilidh with music by Rachel Newton + Friends
The Soundhouse Organisation are hosting a ‘Yes/No Now We Know’ Ceilidh for the day after the independence referendum on Friday 19 September 2014. It...
VIDEO – Scottish Independence Referendum – Rally in The Meadows
Earlier today both sides of the independence campaigns set up shop in The Meadows to sing, talk and laugh about independence for Scotland in...
Scottish Independence Referendum – concert at the Usher Hall
There is a concert at the Usher Hall tonight featuring some of Scotland's top talent such as Mogwai, Frank Ferdinand, Frightened Rabiit, McIntoshRoss, folk...
Forth Bridge fireworks
“A once-in-a-lifetime fireworks display concludes the Forth Road Bridge’s 50th anniversary celebrations, as part of the Year of Homecoming Scotland 2014”
Photos by Grant Ritchie
Meet the Marines
Young people from Edinburgh College who want to know more about joining the Marines will be among those to get a taste of the...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Council's 20 mph Speed Limit Consultation
Polling Stations across Edinburgh
Family Fun Day - today
StockFest 2014
Jazz night
The council has raised proposals for introducing 20mph zones across...
Thousands march through Edinburgh city centre today
Permission was given back in the summer by the council to allow the Grand Orange Lodge of Scotland to march march through the centre of...
Edinburgh gets ready for the Festival of Sport
Glasgow may have had the Commonwealth Games this year but Edinburgh is getting ready for the annual action-packed Festival of Sport which kicks off in the...
Rugby – Connacht 14 Edinburgh Rugby 13
Connacht Strike Late to Sneak Win over Edinburgh
(Photo by John Preece from December 2013 Edinburgh v Connacht)
By Stephen Brunsdon
Alan Solomons' Edinburgh will be wondering...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Fireworks
Dundas Street
Free breakfast
Hole in one
Gorgie City Farm
Tonight in South Queensferry and on the Fife coast you will see the fireworks above the Forth Road...
Police warning against bank account scam
A woman has been scammed out of £80,000 following a scam call.
Police in Edinburgh are again warning the public to remain vigilant for an...
Scottish Independence Referendum – largest electorate ever
A total of 4,285,323 people have registered to vote in the Scottish Independence Referendum on Thursday 18 September, making it the largest electorate ever...
Visual feast in the woods this autumn
Visual theatre company, Vision Mechanics, is taking its new production, Embrace, to a range of woodland areas around Scotland this autumn. As well as...
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