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Edinburgh councillor blogs – Councillor Maureen Child
Councillor Maureen Child is the Labour councillor for Portobello/Craigmillar. Here she sums up her postbag for us!
Dear All
I was delighted to see such a...
Five things you need to know today
The Friends of Burdiehouse Burn Valley Park AGM
Bank of Scotland grants programme
Barney's Beer on tour
Tanabata Star Festival
Poetry Al Fresco...
Tickets available today for International Festival opener
Free tickets will be available from today for the Standard Life Opening Event: Bloom, which is a digital artwork that will open the 2017...
Gordon holds a Blooming Great Tea Party
Edinburgh Pentlands MSP Gordon MacDonald hosted a tea party for Marie Curie at his constituency office yesterday.
The "Blooming Great Tea Party" is a fundraising...
Increased concern for missing man John Suskis
Police are appealing for information in order to trace 52-year-old John Suskis who was reported missing from an address in the Morningside area of...
Greater powers to protect public from human trafficking and exploitation available from today
The police and courts will have greater powers to protect the public from perpetrators of human trafficking and exploitation from today.
Trafficking and Exploitation Prevention...
Edinburgh man disqualified from owning animals for ten years
An Edinburgh man who caused his cat, Tiga, unnecessary suffering has been given a community payback order of 85 hours unpaid work and has...
New Waterstones and café opening at Fort Kinnaird
Waterstones are inviting you to the launch of their new bookshop and café at Fort Kinnaird. The new shop at 31b Kinnaird Park will...
Fet-Lor gets the royal seal of approval
The new building at Fet-Lor Youth Club in Pilton was officially opened by The Earl of Wessex yesterday.
The centre which was built at a...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh International Magic Festival opens today
Cycling consultation
At The Queen's Hall
Edinburgh Ceilidh Club
The Edinburgh Reporter needs you!
MagicFest will cast...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – THE END, THE END, THE END…
A new international multimedia ensemble from seven countries and across America ritualizes their exile experience in the United States. The result is a defiant...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – 100 Ways to Tie a Shoe-Lace
Forget about the Dog Theatre Company bring a comedic and imaginative take on the realigning of one person’s mind. Plunged into a world of...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Katsura Sunshine: Rakugo!
The first Western Rakugo Master, Katsura Sunshine, returns to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe following a sell-out shown last year with a new one-hour show...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – A Fayre Tale
“Brontë for the 21st century?”
As a failing theatre company rehearse the old time classic, Jane Eyre, complex desires within a love triangle emerge reflecting...
MagicFest opens tomorrow
Biggest Ever Programme of Enchanting Events
MagicFest will cast its spell over Edinburgh this weekend as the festival returns with its biggest ever week-long programme...
Edinburgh Leisure – Take up the Jump in swim challenge
Children from Craigentinny Nursery completed their summer term course of Jump-In lessons earlier today with a big splash.
You are invited to take up...
Ofir Maciano joins Hibs on a four year deal from FC Ashdod
Ofir Marciano has joined Hibs from FC Ashdod for an undisclosed fee, signing a four year deal,subject to international clearance.
The Israel internationalist, 27, spent...
CCTV appeal following Cowgate attack
Police investigating a serious assault in the city centre have released images of a man that they believe may be able to assist them...
Common Ancestor – new beer launching Thursday night
Four students on the Brewing and Distilling MSc course at Heriot-Watt University have won the support of Stewart Brewing in producing some of their...
Outlander locations captured by the Edinburgh Sketcher
Edinburgh World Heritage and Edinburgh Tourism Action Group have helped Anne Daly a guide with tour company Mary's Meanders and the Edinburgh Sketcher produce...
Joelle Murray appointed Hibernian Girls Academy Manager
Hibernian Community Foundation has announced the appointment of Joelle Murray as Hibernian Girls Academy Manager.
The innovative move is designed to increase participation in girls...
Hibernian Colts face Elgin City in the First Round of the Irn Bru Cup.
Hibernian Colts will face Elgin City at home in the First Round of the Irn Bru Cup.
Development Squad defender Ryan Porteous played against the Borough Briggs...
Three Hibs’ players selected for UEFA Women’s EURO 2017 Championships squad
Hibernian Ladies will be represented by three players at the UEFA Women’s EURO 2017 Championships this summer.
Joelle Murray, Kirsty Smith and Rachel McLauchlan have...
Official drug seizure figures published
Scotland’s Chief Statistician has published Drugs Seizures and Offender Characteristics for 2014-15 and 2015-16.
The report provides information on drugs seized by Police Scotland in...
North Berwick couple conned out of £29,000 by telephone scammers
A police investigation is underway after a 75-year-old woman and 82-year-old man from North Berwick were conned into transferring more than £29,000 from their...
Scottish Government news – Building and fire safety group meets
The first meeting of a Ministerial Working Group, convened to examine building and fire safety regulatory frameworks, has taken place.
The meeting was chaired by...
VUE at the Omni opens new bar
Vue in the Omni Centre opened its new look bar space in time for its first Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF) screening at the...
Cladding at Bainfield flats is ‘same as Grenfell Tower’
The student flats at Bainfield Halls of Residence in Fountainbridge have been clad with the same type of flammable cladding as that on Grenfell...
HMS Queen Elizabeth leaves Rosyth
Following a lengthy process to build her, HMS Queen Elizabeth the first QE Class aircraft carrier left the half-built HMS The Prince of Wales...
Two month campaign to prevent child sexual abuse
Police Scotland and local authorities have launched a two-month campaign with the charity Stop It Now! Scotland as part of ongoing efforts to prevent...
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