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Vicki Weitz – 26 marathons in 26 days on the Royal Mile

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The Edinburgh Reporter's Trystan Davies spoke to performance artist Vicki Weitz who is set to complete 26 marathons in 26 days up-and-down the Royal...

Women’s Hockey – Scotland at Eurohockey Champs

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Scotland's women, unlike the men, qualified for the EuroHockey Championships in Boom in Belgium. Competing in Pool B alongside England, Germany and Spain, Scotland...

Blueflint at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe ‘Made in Scotland’

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  Blueflint were  selected as one of the participating acts in this year’s ‘Made in Scotland’ showcase as part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.  The band’s...

The Edinburgh Art Festival: Wind Pipes for Edinburgh

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Trystan Davies spoke to artist Sarah Kenchington about her musical project for the Edinburgh Art Festival at Trinity Apse off The Royal Mile.     Wind...

The Edinburgh Art Festival – Patterns of parley outside the city

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There are many ways to escape the hustle and bustle of the Festival but none quite as beautiful, thoughtful and connected as Jupiter Artland...

An equilibrium not of this world for the Edinburgh Art Festival

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Trystan Davies spoke to artist Katri Walker about her Festival exhibit which uses counterpoise time-lapse videos of the inner workings of the human body...

Fiery words of freedom at Edinburgh Art Festival

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    Trystan Davies for The Edinburgh Reporter spoke to Robert Montgomery, one of the commissioned artists for this years Parley theme in the Edinburgh Art...

‘The Road to Meikle Seggie – from Edinburgh into the rural landscape and townscape...

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It’s a long journey for many visitors to Edinburgh this time of the year but this is not new. Edinburgh has always been an international...

Dark fun at the Union Gallery

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  It's the time of year when many people prefer to to head to the beach and maybe indulge in some holiday nostalgia, but not...

‘Not Another Happy Ending’ closes the 2013 Edinburgh International Film Festival

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  The Edinburgh International Film Festival 2013 closed tonight with the World Premiere of Scottish romantic comedy 'Not Another Happy Ending' shot in Glasgow. The story...

Standing on history at the Mary Queen of Scots exhibition

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The new exhibition at the National Museum opens today showing exclusive objects about Mary Queen of Scots. The aim is to celebrate her life...

International Men’s Hockey – Scotland v Wales

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    After defeating Wales 2-1 on the Saturday, Scotland eased past their Welsh counterparts on Sunday, taking a dominant victory four goals to one. Following a...

International Women’s Hockey – Scotland v South Africa

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Scotland stun visiting South Africans With the South African women's hockey team some eight places above Scotland in the World' Ranking, it looked again as...

Women’s Hockey – Last Minute Equaliser Denies Scots Victory at Peffermill

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A last minute goal from Ireland from Lisa Jacob secured a draw with Scotland after a hard fought encounter at Peffermill today, in both...

Edinburgh Art College Degree show 2013

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This is the last Degree Show for the Edinburgh Art College before it merges with the University of Edinburgh in August. The Edinburgh Reporter's Trystan...

Culture and Sport Committee meeting this week

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On Tuesday 28 May 2013, the council's Culture and Sport Committee will meet to discuss some important summer events. The Committee last met in March...

The Edinburgh Reporter’s Weekly Sports Round-up

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  This week, The Edinburgh Reporter sends our congratulations to Edinburgh Capitals for clinching a place in the Ice Hockey Play Offs, and also to...

Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce hosting Reform Scotland speaker

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The Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce continues its commitment to giving businesses the opportunity to understand how the issues relating to next year’s referendum on...

Rugby Scotland v Wales

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Scotland v Wales, RBS 6 Nations, 9 March 2013 Report and Photos - John Preece There were high hopes that Scotland could take the match to...

Greig Laidlaw supports CHAS

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Fresh from kicking Scotland to victory over Ireland, Scottish International rugby scrum-half and Edinburgh Rugby Captain Greig Laidlaw has thrown his support behind a...

Celebrate Mother’s Day 2013 in Edinburgh!

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Mother's Day is right around the corner, and  Edinburgh has many wonderful ways to celebrate.  The Edinburgh Reporter  has some suggestions to help you...

Cardinal Keith O’Brien resigns

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The following is a press release from the Scottish Catholic Media Office:- The Holy Father Pope Benedict XVI has accepted on the 18 February 2013...

Edinburgh Reporter’s Weekly Sports Round-up

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This week, the Edinburgh Reporter congratulates the Scotland Rugby team for a fantastic result against Ireland in the Six Nations at Murrayfield. and ponders...

The Edinburgh Reporter’s Weekly Sports Round-up

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It’s been a busy week for Edinburgh sport, and the Reporter highlights some excellent team performances as well as individual achievements in a variety...

Rugby – Scotland victorious over Italy

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Scotland v Italy, RBS 6-Nations, 9 February 2013 Given the respective results from last weekend, the feeling was that, yes, Scotland could win, but not...

University podcast on Scottish independence

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The University of Edinburgh has launched a new audio series called The Big Idea. Bringing together Edinburgh's brightest minds to discuss topical and though-provoking issues,...

New Police Commander announced for Edinburgh

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Police Commander for Edinburgh City Announced The appointment of Chief Superintendent Mark Williams as the local police commander for City of Edinburgh has been announced...

Release your inner Bard in Edinburgh!

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Burns Night is celebrated annually in Scotland around the end of January, the Bard's birthday. There is a feast of entertainment commemorating the life and work...

Edinburgh’s Gordon Strachan is new Scotland Manager

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Muirhouse’s favourite son, Gordon Strachan has made history by becoming the first Edinburgh born manager of Scotland, replacing Craig Levein who was sacked in...

Five Films you need to see this Christmas

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Christmas is a good time to have fun enjoying all the attractions and traditional markets that the city has to offer, but also a...

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