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Dads Day celebration
Dads Day celebration at the Scottish Storytelling is Centre is a free drop in event to celebrate dads. All the family welcome. Storytelling, music,...
VIDEO – Ground-breaking ceremony at The Himalayan Centre
Beautiful sunshine in Leith yesterday for the ground-breaking ceremony at the new Himalayan Centre sited in the former Dr Bell's Swimming Pool.
Photos of Dr...
Five things you need to know today
Name the Bridge - Brothers Grimm at the Scottish Storytelling Centre - EIFF App - Festival of Cycling - Join the Complaints Choir!
Last day today to...
Super-fast broadband goes live in Morningside
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Hundreds of homes and businesses in Edinburgh’s Morningside area now have access to high-speed fibre broadband, BT announced today – and more than...
Niddrie Burn restored to allow development opportunities for BioQuarter
A major river restoration project was officially launched today, paving the way for future housing and other development in the Edinburgh BioQuarter.
The £11m Niddrie Burn Restoration Project saw...
HMS Edinburgh over and out
The last of the Royal Navy’s fleet of Type 42 destroyers which have served across the globe for 40 years bows out of service...
Ground-breaking ceremony at The Himalayan Centre for Arts and Culture
New Himalayan Centre for Arts and Culture to breathe new life into Dr Bell's Swimming Pool
The first step in transforming the former Dr. Bell's...
Pompadour by Galvin wins Best Restaurant award
The Pompadour by Galvin won BEST URBAN RESTAURANT at the Scottish Restaurant Awards 2013
The Pompadour by Galvin officially opened its doors in September 2012,...
Scottish Chambers of Commerce running referendum survey
Scottish Chambers of Commerce have this week launched a survey to members of Chambers of Commerce in Scotland to identify what information the business...
Property firm looking for new talent
CKD Galbraith’s commercial team plans for recruitment with renewed appetite for investment in Scotland
CKD Galbraith, the Scottish independent property consultancy, has seen a marked...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh School Sports - The Himalayan Centre for Arts and Culture - Moby on display - National Trust for Scotland sailing to Leith! - Central...
Edinburgh Art College Degree show 2013
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...
Leith Festival – Junk Food Vampire!
Friday marks the launch of Leith Festival with a street party in the Kirkgate from 6pm. Come along and see some of acts including...
Donate a night’s sleep to help The MoonWalkers Walk the Walk!
Have you always wanted to be part of The MoonWalk Edinburgh Scotland, but thought that taking on a Power Walking challenge was a few...
Hibs’ Fans Help for Heroes
This year’s Scottish Cup Final may have ended in disappointment for Hibs fans, however some good did come from the day, with over £2,000...
Motorcyclist dies in Holyrood Park
A motorcyclist has died after suffering serious injuries in a collision involving two cars in central Edinburgh.
The accident took place near St Margaret's Loch...
Competition – Win two tickets to Edinburgh Festival of Cycling – Talk by Juliana...
The Edinburgh Festival of Cycling takes place from 15-23 June 2013 at many different venues across the city. There is a wide variety of...
Edinburgh College opens its doors for the Great Big Art Show
Edinburgh College opens its doors for the Great Big Art Show
Edinburgh College will soon open its doors to the public to showcase the creative...
Mithas king of Indian fine dining
The Spice Is Right As Mithas Scoops Top Honour - Again
Mithas has underlined its reputation as Scotland’s premier Indian fine dining restaurant by scooping...
Iconic Cockenzie Power Plant given final salute by local artist
Cockenzie Power Plant in East Lothian stopped coal-fired electricity generation in March this year. Photographer Alex Hewitt wanted to tell the story of this...
International Hockey Comes to the Capital
Scotland Senior Women will begin their preparations for the EuroHockey Nations Championship in Belgium this summer with five international matches at Peffermill, Edinburgh from...
Five things you need to know today
Pedal on Parliament - Musselburgh Racecourse in the running for an award - Wester Hailes Fun Run 2013 - Friends of Lorne Primary Summer...
Liberton/Gilmerton By-Election – Voters must register by 5pm today!
Voters in the Liberton/Gilmerton ward have until today at 5:00pm to register to vote or apply for a postal vote for the council by-election...
First Minister visits Edinburgh Zoo to see the pandas
First Minister Alex Salmond has congratulated Edinburgh Zoo on meeting a volunteering milestone during its centenary year. Now in its 100th year, the Zoo has just...
Zero Waste a little nearer in Edinburgh and Midlothian
BIDDERS INVITED TO SUBMIT RESIDUAL WASTE PROPOSALS
Proposals to secure a dedicated facility for processing household rubbish through the Zero Waste: Edinburgh and Midlothian project have taken...
Plea to help save Scotland’s butterflies
PLEA FOR LOCALS TO HELP SAVE SCOTLAND’S BUTTERFLIES
A butterfly biodiversity campaign is being launched in Central Scotland to raise awareness of the importance of...
Man arrested for attempted murder in Canongate
A 35-year-old male has been arrested and charged with the alleged attempted murder of a man in a flat in the Canongate on Friday 31...
Competition – Win two tickets to Festival of Cycling talk on 15 June 2013
The Edinburgh Festival of Cycling is Edinburgh's newest festival and it will run from 15-23 June 2013 at a variety of venues across the...
Edinburgh College drives initiative to widen university access
Students signing up to newly-funded Edinburgh College associate degree courses will have a guaranteed place at one of four top Scottish universities in a...
Trinity Academy’s wave powered generator makes award shortlist
Young Engineers Through to National Final
Edinburgh pupils shortlisted for Junior Saltire Awards after wave powered generator design impresses judges
Trinity Academy pupils have reached the...
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