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To Brexit, from an EU immigrant
I always knew you were quite prone
To go off and do things on your own,
But your leave campaign lied,
Your ref had my hands tied,
And...
Royal Highland Show 2016 – M&S winners
Farmers from across Scotland have been announced as this year’s winners of the prestigious M&S ‘Farming for the Future’ awards, which took place at...
EU referendum – Greens say Edinburgh City Deal now in doubt
A multi-billion pound programme of investment in the economy of Edinburgh and surrounding region hangs in the balance after the UK narrowly voted to...
EU – What does Article 50 say?
The UK has now voted to leave the EU and Article 50 of the Treaty of Lisbon comes into play. So what does it...
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2016 Under the Sun (V luchakh solna)***
Disturbing documentary of life in North Korea as illustrated by following an 'ordinary' family in Pyongyang for one year.
The North Korean authorities carefully scripted...
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2016 Saint Amour ***
Deliciously naughty, mad-cap wine tour and road trip taken by father (Gerard Depardieu) and son (Benoit Poelvoorde) farmers in order to try and bond...
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2016 Best of the Fest – Sunday, 26th June
Best of the Fest is your last chance to see the cream of the crop from this year's Festival. We're putting on a series of...
Five things you need to know today
Art in Healthcare exhibition
Armed Forces Day 2016
Raising funds for the Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home
RBS Coding competition
At the City...
Royal Highland Show 2016 – Thursday in pictures
The Royal Highland Show 2016 opened with a warm, largely sunny day on Thursday.
Take a bus to the show. The number 98 is the...
Swimming training at Ainslie Park Leisure Centre – with an Olympian swimmer!
Edinburgh Leisure are offering you the opportunity to train with an Olympian and learn to swim like a pro
Former Olympian and Scottish Commonwealth Games swimmer,...
Broughton pupil has designed Aldi’s Moo Crew
AN S1 pupil from Broughton High School has designed Aldi's new Moo Crew a herd of five fibre glass cows which are being rounded up for...
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2016 My Feral Heart ***
A bittersweet drama about Luke, a young man with Down’s Syndrome (the excellent Steven Brandon) who performs all of the household tasks and his...
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2016 Endless Night (Nadie quiere la Noche) *****
A lush, extravagant, brilliant triumph of a drama, Spanish director Isabel Coixet's Endless Night transfixes and mesmerises.
Based on a true story, Josephine Peary...
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2016 The Commune (Kollektivet) ***
In Danish with English subtitles
Set in the age of Sixties free love, Erik (Ulrich Thomsen) has inherited a large Copenhagen house from his deceased...
Five things you need to know today
EU Referendum
Meadowbank Sports Centre closed today
Royal Highland Show 2016
Terry Gilliam's Time Bandits tonight!
Consultation on Old Town and New Town
Yes...
Rail strikes due to continue today
The rail strike on Tuesday of this week only affected those trains which have guards, and Scotrail say that means about 70% of their...
New service will deal with changes to stair lighting
If you live in a common stair then you should be aware of the changes to repairing and maintaining the lighting there from 1...
Post-shopping fizz at Hard Rock
Long day shopping?
Drop those heavy bags and quench your thirst with some well-earned bubbles at Hard Rock Cafe Edinburgh.
From now until 10 July 2016, Hard Rock...
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2016 Aloys **
Tobias Nolle's film Aloys sees the eponymous character (Georg Friedrich) and his father running a seedy detective agency together until his father dies. Now all...
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2016 Ithaca ***
Based on William Saroyen's book 'The Human Comedy', the film is set in wartime Ithaca, New York. The only thing which would have made...
Five things you need to know today
MGA Academy of Performing Arts celebrate 10th anniversary
Student accommodation now open for bookings
Summer holiday safety warning from Barratt Homes
Keep Scotland Beautiful Green...
SimplyFixIt now accredited as a Living Wage employer
Proud bosses at locally based SimplyFixIt who will fix your computers and phones for you have become the first tech and computer repair specialist in the...
Portobello High School to open in October
Contrary to earlier reports the new High School in Portobello will now open a few months behind the initial completion date, but ahead of the...
Freya is having her long hair chopped off!
Six year old Freya Henderson from South Queensferry is having her long hair cut off next Wednesday, the day before the schools break up...
Five things you need to know today
Armed Forces Day
Principal of University of Edinburgh to step down
Official opening of Parliament - Miles chooses his Local Hero
Students get...
O’Shea to step down as University Principal
Sir Timothy O'Shea has been Principal and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Edinburgh since 2002 and he has now indicated that he will step...
Countdown to the summer holidays – Edinburgh Leisure has the answer
If you are looking for some way to entertain your children over the summer then have a look at the summer programme that Edinburgh...
BBQ weather on the way (apparently)
We are reliably informed that if you want to plan your next BBQ then you can depend on 8 July for good weather in...
Armed Forces Day 2016 marked with a flag
The official Armed Forces Day flag raising ceremony took place earlier today at the City Chambers.
The Rt Hon Lord Provost Donald Wilson was a Piper (John...
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2016 Sixty-Six ***
UK Premiere
Well, I'm really not quite sure how to describe Lewis Klahr's Sixty Six - it's a stream of art consciousness, over twelve episodes,...
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