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Development to transform the East End
The St James Quarter at the east end of Princes Street is set to be transformed by a £850m commercial development, thanks to a...
VIDEO – Three British Empire Medals awarded in Edinburgh today
Three Edinburgh volunteers have been presented with the British Empire Medal today in recognition of their dedication to caring and volunteering and for their...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Rose Street fire - Canny Families - Bridgend Farm - Gumball Rally coming to Edinburgh - Dig in Bruntsfield opens on Thursday
A man had...
Lord Provost marks International Workers Memorial Day
This afternoon, Edinburgh’s Lord Provost joined UNISON City of Edinburgh branch in remembering the TUC organised International Workers Memorial Day – a commemoration of...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Mortonhall Petition - Portobello High School - Scotsman moving to Queensferry Road - Edinburgh Marathon - RNLI Queensferry
A new petition has been started by one of...
Flora Stevenson’s Primary School – art competition finalists
Art.co.uk, announced this week the three finalist schools in the UK for Art Sparks LearningTM, an international programme that supports art education to help...
Commonwealth Games will mean travel disruption in Edinburgh
We are well-used to traffic diversions and disruptions in Edinburgh, and now the Commonwealth Games will affect us with the diving competitions being held...
Pedal on Parliament 2014
Families were to the fore at Pedal on Parliament this year, with a throng of parents and children joining politicians and marchers to lead...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Exams - McEnroe coming to Edinburgh - Edinburgh artist's work heading for Rome -Bluebird Acoustic -Andy McNab
It's exam season beginning on Tuesday.
Councillor Paul Godzik,...
Edinburgh Western MSP joining up the funding dots
Colin Keir MSP held a very successful funding workshop this morning at St Thomas's Church Hall in Corstorphine.
It proved to be a useful couple...
Mortonhall Crematorium report to be published next week
The report which Chief Executive of the City of Edinburgh Council Sue Bruce commissioned on what happened to babies' ashes at Mortonhall Crematorium will...
Leith Docker’s Club mural celebrates a momentous past and a vibrant future.
For several months now, 40 year-old artist Tom Ewing from Prestonpans has been painting a magnificent mural of the port and town of Leith....
Wellington Special School to close
A council consultation has concluded that Wellington Special School should be closed and the pupils moved to Gorgie Hills and Panmure schools.
A report to...
VIDEO – Edinburgh Trams – #carefulnow! for a bit longer
Trams are still being tested on the route which runs between Edinburgh Airport and York Place, and there is no announcement from the council...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
MSP to hold funding event today - Pedal on Parliament - Church changes service this Sunday - Newington Library - World Book Night at...
Fair Trade Fiesta to celebrate World Fair Trade Day
SCOTLAND’S FIRST FAIR TRADE FIESTA TO TAKE PLACE IN EDINBURGH ON WORLD FAIR TRADE DAY
To celebrate Scotland’s status as only the second Fair Trade Nation...
There’s a broken down tram….
Or is there? No there are going to be pretend broken down trams in the next few days. So before you all take to...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Mortonhall report - George Street to be rearranged - Community Gardens in Broomhouse - Charity gig at Edinburgh College Milton Campus - Holy Corner...
The King’s Dome Commission
A launch event is being held at the King's Theatre in May to show off the photographic display of how the new dome was...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Football Works - Singing with the Newhaven Fishing Folk Choir - Dr Jane Goodall talk - Grove Community Garden birthday party - Royal Blind pupil...
Kirkliston Library to get a mural
One of the first projects to win a share of community funding aimed at creating opportunities for children and young people has launched in...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Residents evacuated from Muirhouse - Volunteer gardeners and painters needed! - Friends of the Earth AGM and workshop - Dog stolen in North Edinburgh -...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Edinburgh Airport on the telly - Book Groups - Funding advice Open Day in Corstorphine - British Academy Big Debate in Edinburgh - Scottish...
Edinburgh’s City Art Centre gets a new painting
The City Art Centre will be showing off a new painting by Scottish artist Wilhelmina Barns-Graham (1912 – 2004) in A-Z: An Alphabetical Tour of...
Chocolate and Moonlight Sonata set to delight at Jupiter Artland
Jupiter Artland opens on 17 May this year and runs till the end of September with a huge programme of installations, daily performances and...
Five things you need to know today
New bus service to Barnton - Big Beach Clean Up - Shakespeare at the King's - POP 2014 - Cadbury Easter Egg Trails
From 22 April...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Jazz Festival tickets on sale today - Streams of Story: An evening of water tales - Inverleith House open weekend - National Library of...
Edinburgh Zoo invites 96 children to become Zoo explorers
This Easter Edinburgh Zoo’s Discovery and Learning department is working in partnership with Edinburgh City Council to provide a unique day out for children...
Edinburgh celebrates 100 days to go till the Commonwealth Games
With only 100 days to go until the start of the Commonwealth Games, the City of Edinburgh Council and Dance Base are urging residents...
Edinburgh Riding of the Marches partners with PoppyScotland
The Edinburgh Riding of the Marches will this year commemorate the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War. In partnership with...
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