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Bring some Harmony to your wardrobe
Following the success of the interior design consultancy aspect of Harmony Ridge Designs, owner and designer, Jane Chrumka, has launched an additional arm to...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival - Crafty work on the canal - Councillors - Daniel Scott - Ken Currie exhibition at the Portrait Gallery opens...
The Tron Kirk gets a new lease of life
The Tron Kirk opened its doors yesterday as a brand new daily hub for the Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival. Called the ‘Festival Club’,...
Holyrood offer support to Scottish jazz musicians
Cash to help musicians forge European links
The Scottish Government is supporting some of Scotland’s most talented musicians to develop links with European music festivals.
The...
Lyon & Turnbull to sell mystery dog today
A very unusual stuffed dog called Mavis is to be sold at Lyon & Turnbull, however the breed of the dog has auctioneers baffled....
Edinburgh Festival Fringe – Man Feelings
Fringe Benefits -Two Men Dole It Out/Guys's Gestalt/Furniture Of The Absurd/Desk-Top Self-Publicists/
An alt.'Chipppendales Moving experience...a moving comic tableau ...
In 2012 The Edinburgh Reporter exclusively...
Food hygiene at home
Contributed article from Edinburgh Community Food
Food hygiene isn’t very glamorous. It may not be something many of us think about very often but let...
Ecas to start new computer art class for disabled people in Edinburgh
Contributed article
Ecas announces new class for disabled people
Computer Art for disabled people starting 6 September 2013.
Venue: Ecas, Norton Park, 57 Albion Road, Edinburgh...
VIDEO – Craft bomb on the canal
A little "craftbombing" took place overnight on the canal at the Leamington Lift Bridge -Look at this!
Pat Bowie who runs the Re-Union boat on...
Woman racially abused on bus
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for witnesses after a woman was racially abused onboard a bus.
The incident happened around 6.30pm on Wednesday 17 July...
Floral Clock marks Zoo centenary
FLORAL CLOCK REVEALS A WILD SIDE TO MARK EDINBURGH ZOO CENTENARY
Edinburgh's famous floral clock has been given an animal theme to mark the 100th...
Edinburgh MPs campaign against East Coast privatisation
EDINBURGH LABOUR MPS VISIT WAVERLEY IN CAMPAIGN AGAINST EAST COAST PRIVATISATION
Sheila Gilmore, Mark Lazarowicz and Ian Murray speak to passengers and East Coast staff
MPs...
Police warn Open fans to beware ticket touts
Police Scotland is reminding members of the public attending the 2013 Open Championship this weekend that valid entry tickets must be purchased from the...
VIDEO – Edinburgh Airport buzzing with jazz today
Edinburgh Airport gets its feet tapping to the jazz beat
Edinburgh Airport is getting musical as a sponsor of this year’s Jazz and Blues Festival...
Together for Turtles on the road next week
Edinburgh marine volunteers get their running shoes on to raise funds for conservation work on turtles!
From Monday 22 July 2013, seven Edinburgh-based volunteers from...
Queen Elizabeth in the Forth
Cunard's newest liner the Queen Elizabeth is gracing the Forth with her presence today. She arrived early this morning...
Edinburgh charity needs your vote!
“Third Age Computer Fun” is on-line for national award
Edinburgh business needs your vote to win business award
Mamie Donald, founder of Edinburgh charity, Third...
Witness appeal after woman attacked in North Berwick
Police in East Lothian are appealing for witnesses after a woman was assaulted in North Berwick this morning (Friday).
The 44-year-old victim was walking her...
Bonhams to sell ‘witty’ letters penned by Queen Victoria
MOVING, WITTY AND ACERBIC LETTERS FROM QUEEN VICTORIA FOR SALE AT BONHAMS EDINBURGH
A series of over 20 letters hand written by Queen Victoria during...
Hibs face uphill struggle in Europa League quest
Hibs face an uphill struggle to progress to the Europa League group stages after a two goal defeat to Malmo in Sweden last night.
It...
Tickets on sale today for Edinburgh’s Hogmanay
Yes we know it is only July and we haven't even had the Festival yet, but from today you can buy your tickets for...
Five things you need to know today
Jazz & Blues Festival starts today - Cameo cinema revamp - The Portobello Poets - Today's Photo - St Giles Cathedral
From 10.30 this morning...
Blipfoto – from bedroom to BAFTA and beyond
”Each day that’s passed is now little more than a collection of unique moments – moments that came together to make your day the...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe – the Wau Wau Sisters
NYC’s Wau Wau Sisters return to the Edinburgh Fringe in their sequel to 2010’s outrageous smash show ‘Last Supper’. Garnering rave reviews from audiences...
Kate Smith – The Boston Blog
by Kate Smith
Kate Middleton's face adorns many news stands and book stores here in Boston and there is a strong sense of excited anticipation...
Appeal for witnesses after foreign exchange students assaulted and robbed
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for witnesses following an assault and robbery in the Muirhouse area of the capital last night (Wednesday 17 July).
About...
New green version of the Innertube Map
Edinburgh’s unique Innertube map is now celebrating the launch of its third version – the Greenspaces edition. This green map highlights the many parks...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe – They’re Back – Austen’s Women Return to Fringe
Contributed article
Prepare to fall in love all over again…
In 2009, Dyad Productions scored a palpable hit at the Edinburgh Fringe with Rebecca Vaughan’s ’Austen’s...
Pat Fenlon’s injury problems ahead of European tie
Hibs go into tonight’s Europa League Qualifying tie against Swedish League Leaders Malmo with a number of key players doubtful due to injuries.
Pat Fenlon...
VIDEO – Night Work – New Ken Currie Exhibition at the Portrait Gallery
An exhibition of powerful new paintings by Ken Currie, one of Scotland’s most outstanding artists, goes on public view for the first time at...
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