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Edinburgh International Book Festival 2016 – Brix Smith Start ***
Brix Smith Start walked into the Baillie Gifford tent in Charlotte Square, in her ripped black jeans and leather jacket, reminding the audience that...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 Review: Hal Cruttenden****
When Hal Cruttenden, a posh, camp sounding (and don't his teenage daughters tease him about it too!) Londoner in his mid-40s, walks on to Straight Outta Compton by NWA,...
Musselburgh Racecourse – a 5 star visitor attraction
Musselburgh Racecourse is about more than just horses, with its events facilities and even a marriage license so that you can tie the knot...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 Review : Jess Robinson – Impressive ****
The somewhat aptly named show ‘Impressive’ is an entertaining hour of impersonations, singing & comedy from the talented Jess Robinson.
The show kicks-off in rapid...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Royal Botanics open air cinema
Community Council Elections coming up next month
Racing at Musselburgh today
B&Q Butterfly event
Today at The...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 REVIEW : Antonio Forcione and Sarah Jane Morris
Sarah Jane Morris and Antonio Forcione come together in a worldwide tour to promote the launch of their collaborative album Compared to What. This...
Transport for Edinburgh – moving along
When the council found itself owning the majority stakes in two transport companies, and as part of the Edinburgh Trams management, it formed a...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Today at The Queen's Hall - Dean Owens
Macmillan Art Show
Central Scotland Green Network funding
At Greyfriar's Kirk this Saturday
Horsing...
Two Edinburgh hospitality businesses shortlisted for awards
Two businesses run by locals are the only ones in Edinburgh to have been shortlisted in the Food & Travel Magazine Reader Awards.
The first...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Jason Byrne – Propped-up *****
The Assembly Hall plays host to the annual gathering of the great and good of the Church of Scotland but its Jason Byrne’s Sunday sermon...
25th Anniversary of Ukraine’s independence to be commemorated on Wednesday
On 24 August 2016, the Edinburgh branch of the Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain (AUGB) are celebrating the 25th Anniversary of Ukraine's Independence...
MBO at The Gate Films
The Gate Films have been bought over in a Management Buy out.
The award winning Edinburgh based commercial production company has been telling stories with...
Scottish Government wants your views on social security
Give your views on social security
By Jeane Freeman – Minister for Social Security
Social Security is an investment we all make in ourselves and in...
The Edinburgh Reporter chats with Liza Pulman
Telling you that we have been chatting with Liza Pulman may not immediately ring bells, but if we told you that we had been...
A Day Out to Burntisland
Where do you think of when you want a day out of the city? A trip to East Lothian maybe? Or a walk in...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 REVIEW – The Red Shed
Multi award-winning comic/activist Mark Thomas performed his first gigs in The Red Shed in Wakefield, a 47-foot-long wooden hut that doubles up as a Labour Club. Three...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Lili La Scala: Another F***ing Variety Show ****
Ahead of introducing Saturday night’s crème de la crème of Edinburgh Fringe goodness, AFVS Mistress of ceremonies Lili la Scala really does indeed prove...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 REVIEW – Taiwan Season: Solo Date
Solo Date is Tsai Pao-Chang's first solo performance, utilising new media
which centres on Ho-Nien and his quest to be reunited with the love of
his life. ...
Homeserve engineers on standby for charity
Leading home assistance provider HomeServe is offering one lucky community group in Edinburgh the chance to get its hands on up to £4,000 to fund...
Ecurie Ecosse Jaguar D-Type sells for $21.78m
A Jaguar D-Type, the same as one which was an integral part of the Concours d'Elegance at The Palace of Holyroodhouse last year, was sold at...
Five things you need to know today
Today at The Queen's Hall
Ombudsman Services
Edinburgh is a hotbed of crime on the small screen
Leith Planning application is...
COMPETITION – Win two tickets to the Caledonian Brewery Raceday at Musselburgh Racecourse
On Saturday 10 September 2016 there is a special race day sponsored by The Caledonian Brewery and which will feature the Caledonian Beer Festival allowing you...
Meet the Police helps prisoners’ families with a new booklet
As part of the Meet the Police initiative by Edinburgh Police, prisoners at HMP Edinburgh have produced a booklet called My Daddy and the Police.
The...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 REVIEW: Nick Cody – Come Get Some ****
Nick Cody arrives on stage after the sell-out crowd are treated to an uncensored gangster rap playlist. Looking at the Aussie, complete with a...
Edinburgh International Book Festival: Charles Fernyhough: Voices in Our Heads
'Our experience is full of words; we are talking, we are listening'
When Andy Murray was losing against Novak Djokovic, he went into the locker...
Five things you need to know today
Songlines
Today at The Queen's Hall
Stand up for Tommy!
Murrayfield Community Council
YMCA provide holiday lunches
Songlines was the Edinburgh International Festival event...
Edinburgh International Book Festival – The Write to Read: Discussing Dyslexia****
What could be more wonderful than an event at the book festival discussing opening up the beauty of storytelling?! Well that’s precisely what children’s...
Edinburgh International Festival 2016 – Songlines
Songlines criss-crosses Edinburgh for a unique celebration of singing
Today the Edinburgh International Festival staged Songlines, a free participatory event at venues across the Lothians celebrating the...
Jim the Magician – see him tonight at 8.15!
Jim Campbell put his commuting time to good use when he was travelling to and from Glasgow - he taught himself magic tricks!
You can catch his...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 REVIEW – Des Bishop “Grey Matters” ****
Following the extremely successful sell-out show ‘Made in China’ in 2014, Des Bishop returns to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2016 with his eagerly awaited new show ‘Grey...
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