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RSNO in tune with the Scottish Government’s call for gender equality
This morning at the King's Theatre in Leven Street, the Chair of the RSNO, Dame Sue Bruce DBE and the Equalities Minister, Angela Constance, took to...
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Capital Rubbish - who has the answer?
Pedal for Scotland
Planning application at New Brunstane
What now for the Sick Kids?
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At the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art (Modern One) – Karla Black and...
For the first time the work of two renowned artists one from Scotland and one from Japan will be combined into a new exhibition at...
Have your say on a new system for social security
There are six weeks left for people across Scotland to have their say on how Scotland's new social security system should be shaped.
Since the end...
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Craft makers off to London
Racing at Musselburgh today
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Edinburgh Airport goes Spotacular!
Gates to return to...
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The Edinburgh Riding of the Marches
Botanic Lights
Charity Art Sale in Stockbridge
Granton Castle Walled Garden
Mix and Mingle
The Edinburgh Riding of...
Charity art sale for Cancer Research UK
Artist Tommy Fitchet has 100 small glass paintings on display at his gallery Saorsa on Deanhaugh Street in Stockbridge. They are all for sale,...
National Museum has welcomed half a million visitors this summer
The museum on Chambers Street opened ten new galleries earlier in the year, and it is clear that this has added to the attraction...
Go racing at Musselburgh this weekend
This weekend the racing at Musselburgh will be sponsored by Caledonian Brewery who will have a brand new beer on tap for you to...
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Holyrood to look at council tax reform
Michael McVeigh at The Scottish Gallery
Macmillan Coffee morning
Free SEO course in Edinburgh!
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Petitions Committee will hear case by the Friends of Granton Castle Walled Garden tomorrow
There are only two petitions being heard tomorrow afternoon by the Petitions Committee and one of these has three times the number of supporters it...
Michael McVeigh – First solo exhibition at The Scottish Gallery
An artist with tangible talent, Michael McVeigh is a little unorthodox, and as if to prove that, it has taken him to his sixth...
Claims from unions dismissed by council’s Transport committee members
When it came up on the agenda at the Transport and Environment committee last week, the item dealing with governance of the overarching body Transport...
When will the new bridge over the River Forth open?
At a meeting of the Rural Economy and Connectivity Committee at Holyrood this morning David Climie who is Project Director of the Forth Replacement...
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Margo MacDonald remembered
Edinburgh Airport consultation extended
Lecture in memory of world expert on gannets
Pandas no longer endangered
New exhibition at The...
Edinburgh Airport extend consultation on flight paths for a further week
Edinburgh Airport have extended their consultation on possible new flight paths as a result of a computer glitch. It will now run until 19 September...
Margo MacDonald remembered at Holyrood
A portrait was unveiled at Holyrood earlier by the late Margo MacDonald's husband, Jim Sillars, who gifted the painting to the parliament.
Jim Sillars said: “In...
School crossing patrols being monitored this month
The Transport Convener Councillor Lesley Hinds has issued a letter to all headteachers in the city explaining that the council is conducting an evaluation...
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Edinburgh MP appointed to Scottish Affairs Committee
Employment Fair today
New Aquatic Store opens at Dobbies Garden Centre
Fringe artists at Waverley Mall
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Balmoral clock tower lit up blue for Children 1st
Creating smiles for Scotland’s children
The Balmoral turned its famous clock tower blue this weekend to show support for Children 1st’s campaign to highlight...
Edinburgh food projects to benefit from Government funding
Four projects being run in Edinburgh to help combat food poverty are to benefit from government funding announced today.
Pilton Community Health Project, Pilmeny Development Project, Dr...
Liaison Lunches for Ladies 2016/17
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Scottish Parliament - summer recess ends
Edinburgh Airport uses confiscated items to raise charity funds
Leith Food Assembly
Care and Repair
Edinburgh Riding...
Greens look for bold moves at Holyrood
The Scottish Greens said earlier today that in areas such as benefit sanctions, standardised testing in schools and local and national tax policy they expect...
Edinburgh Airport to donate confiscated items to charity
If you have ever had anything confiscated at security when passing through Edinburgh Airport then you may be interested to know that the items...
Edinburgh councillor blogs – Councillor Alex Lunn
Councillor Alex Lunn is SNP councillor for Craigentinny and Duddingston. He writes about his role on the planning committee:
Six months ago I was honoured...
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Politics to the fore
Paws on the Prom
ECCI company pitching to the Dragons' Den
Higher Education Exhibition at the Corn Exchange
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Want to learn something new about food and drink? Galvin Brasserie may have the...
Masterclasses at Galvin Brasserie de Luxe
The new monthly masterclasses at Galvin Brasserie de Luxe at Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh - The Caledonian are a great way...
Edinburgh councillor blogs – Councillor Maureen Child
Councillor Maureen Child is the Labour councillor for Portobello/Craigmillar ward. She writes:
Dear All
Portobello Open Door's (POD’s) Village Show is on this Sunday 4 September from 2-5pm...
Green Group name 11 candidates for May 2017 council elections
The Green Group on the City of Edinburgh Council lost one member during last September's by-election in Leith when Maggie Chapman stepped down to...
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