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Strawberry Tea for Breast Cancer Care
Sophie Forsyth is to host a Strawberry Tea party to help women facing breast cancer
On 28 June 2014 at 3pm, Sophie Forsyth, 25, from Edinburgh...
Wednesday in Edinburgh – what’s on today
WEDNESDAY 18 JUNE 2014
Spokes' Bike Breakfast: start the day early with a free breakfast for all those who arrive by bike. Free entry, but NB food &...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh International Film Festival - Integrated ticketing on the trams and buses - Cycle path - Family Fun at Preston Mill - Free swimming in...
COMPETITION – Win a pair of tickets to Braveheart Q & A with Brian...
It’s been twenty years since production of Braveheart began and The Edinburgh Reporter has five pairs of tickets available for a Q&A and screening...
Marine energy project at Lasswade High School
Lasswade High School students keen to explore careers in the burgeoning marine and offshore renewables sector today demonstrated work undertaken using an innovative pilot...
City Centre MSP latest to call on Network Rail to rethink
BIAGI CALLS FOR NETWORK RAIL TO RECONSIDER WAVERLEY TAXI ACCESS
Edinburgh Central MSP Marco Biagi has today called on Network Rail to rethink their position...
Concern for missing Bo’ness man
Police Scotland is appealing to the public for information concerning the whereabouts of a 53-year-old man from the Forth Valley region.
John Nicol has been...
Lee Miller: Photographer of the First Electric Century
Lee Miller: iconic beauty, model, muse to Man Ray, war photographer; the star of a rich and varied life. Born in Poughkeepsie, New...
Musselburgh has support from William Hill in three year deal
Musselburgh Racecourse celebrated a record 9,000 attendance at its annual Stobo Castle Ladies Day meeting last Saturday with news that William Hill has renewed...
Comedian Robin Ince returns to the Stand with brand new show.
Sony Award winning comedian Robin Ince returns to one of his favourite Edinburgh venues, the Stand Comedy Club on 22nd June with a brand...
The Pantry does lunch – at your desk
Now you have a local option to get your lunch delivered straight to your desk from The Pantry in Stockbridge.
Enjoy delicious fresh sandwiches, bagels...
Tuesday in Edinburgh – what’s on today
TUESDAY 17 JUNE 2014
The Runner: powerful documentary film about Sahrawi athletic champion and freedom fighter Salah Ameidan. 7pm Summerhall. Free. Presented by Scotland African Film Festival...
Five things you need to know today
Work on George Street - Scotmid School Run - Next week at EIFF - Soundhouse Fundraiser - Today at Edinburgh Festival of Cycling
We are told...
Cancer Screening in Craigmillar today
WOMEN IN EDINBURGH URGED TO STAY IN THE BREAST OF HEALTH
Women in Edinburgh will be encouraged to take the ‘breast challenge’ this week, as...
The Edinburgh Reporter chats to Chris Thompson of The Pantry
Chris Thompson is Owner & Head Chef of The Pantry in Edinburgh's New Town.
Who are you, and where did you come from?
We are a...
Leeann Dempster’s football vision
Leeann Dempster today laid out her football vision as she combines searching for a new manager to take the Club forward.
Key aspects will include...
Over 2000 attend Hibs’ stadium tour
Over two thousand men women and children attended yesterday's free stadium tour at Easter Road.
Despite the poor weather, fans started queueing well before the...
What’s on in Edinburgh this week
MONDAY 16 JUNE 2014
Alpha Arts Summer Exhibition - mixed exhibition of work by Peter Howson OBE, Lawrie Williamson, Jack Frame, Frank McFadden and many...
Five things you need to know today
Phew what a weekend! - Stagecoach introductory offer ends on 40a - Today at the Festival of Cycling - Bowmore & Oysters Competition ends...
A life less ordinary on Scotland’s canals
Scots across the country could soon be swapping cul-de-sacs and cottages for waterways and wide-beam barges as Scottish Canals launches phase two of its...
Man injured in Calder Road attack
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was seriously assaulted in the south west of the capital in the early hours of Friday...
Chemist robbed in Livingston
Police are appealing for information after a chemist was robbed on Saturday morning.
Enquiries are underway after a man armed with a small bladed object...
Witness appeal after Picardy Place assault
Police are appealing for information after a man was discovered with serious facial injuries in a city centre street last Monday morning.
Enquiries are ongoing...
Government backed advert designed to encourage reading
The Scottish Government’s PlayTalkRead campaign encourages parents to play, talk and read with their little ones this summer.
The summer activity builds on the campaign's...
Egyptian artist’s new show at Edinburgh gallery
It was not all plain sailing for Edinburgh’s Urbane Art Gallery when they decided to showcase international artist Hossam Dirar’s paintings in his first...
Hearts Exit Administration
As The Edinburgh Reporter suggested last week, Hearts have exited administration after official documents were lodged with the Court of Session in Edinburgh earlier...
Sunday in Edinburgh – what’s on today
SUNDAY 15 JUNE 2014
Bags of Art: cool and creative fun for ages 4-12 with artists Tessa Asquith-Smith and Louise Fraser. 2-4pm, Modern Art Two, Free...
Five things you need to know today
Wester Hailes Fun Run - Tea and Cake Cruise - Today at the Festival of Cycling - Edinburgh MP looking for superheroes - Assistance...
The School Run 2014 in photos
Scotmid sponsored the school run today which started from Holyrood just after the baton had gone inside the Parliament building.
Schoolchildren and their parents were...
VIDEO – Queen’s Baton Relay
The Edinburgh Reporter followed the baton down the High Street to Holyrood where Lynne McNicoll took the baton into the Debating Chamber at the...
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