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95 Things To Do in Edinburgh This Week!
From Harry Potter Night to LGBT History Month, there's a huge variety to choose from in Edinburgh this week. The Further From Festival debuts...
The Lyceum Theatre : The Crucible
The Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh presents
The Crucible by Arthur Miller
Directed by John Dove
From 18 February – 19 March 2016
“I danced for the Devil; I saw...
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Vote for the face of the new £10 note
The Big Issue #VendorWeek
Edinburgh Apps
Hibs were superb
The Edinburgh Ceilidh Club
The Royal Bank of Scotland has today announced...
Clan Gluten Free – The First Gluten Free Burns Supper
Clan Gluten Free were making their mark on Edinburgh on Burn's Night as they hosted their first ever gluten-free Burns Supper at the Roamin’...
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Tennis - Australian Open finals
Pup Idol - take your dog along to St Stephen's Church today
Holyrood Talk
Book Festival's Booked! programme at The Assembly Rooms
#GrantaGrand
Scots Andy...
People’s Postcode Lottery awards funding to Street League
This evening at People’s Postcode Lottery Charity Gala at the Assembly Rooms, First Minister the Rt Hon Nicola Sturgeon presented Street League Chief Executive Matt...
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First time buyers Event at ESPC
Burns Supper in February
The Show Must Go On
News about The Edinburgh Reporter
South Suburban Railway - Good for students?
This evening the...
Sick Kids Friends says thanks!
Tomorrow the Edinburgh-based charity Sick Kids' Friends Foundation will say thank you to anyone who has helped them raise £1.7m last year. The 11...
Oxfam Scotland launch new equality campaign
Oxfam Scotland campaigners launched their "Even It Up" campaign earlier in the week to urge the Scottish Parliament to take steps to reduce poverty.
According to...
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Holocaust Educational Trust funding
BINGO!
Bagpipes
Central Library
Craigmillar
Today is Holocaust Memorial Day. It was on 27 January 1945 that the largest Nazi death camp was liberated,...
Scottish Parliamentary Election 2016 – register to vote now
Today marks 100 days left before the Scottish Parliamentary Election on 5 May 2016.
Edinburgh residents will join voters across the country to elect MSPs to represent them...
Craigmillar regeneration plans on display this week
Craigmillar residents are invited to find out more about the EDI Group’s plans to improve the town centre.
Designs for the Town Square, a community play...
Edinburgh schoolboy blogging for UNICEF
Jack Liddall is destined for great things according to his head teacher, Bryan Paterson. You only have to be in his company for about...
Nicolson Street remains closed
Nicolson Street remains closed this afternoon after an incident just after 9.30 a.m. involving a piece of masonry which fell on a bus.
We are...
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Community Council meeting
Run for Barnardo's Scotland
First Fringe tickets go on sale
Friends of Starbank Park
Edinburgh's Hogmanay survey
Portobello Community Council meets on Monday evening – 25 January...
COMPETITION – Win tickets for Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour
The Edinburgh Reporter is delighted to announce a competition run in partnership with Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour 2016.
The films are coming to...
Letter from Scotland
This weekend we Burns fans are given over to “eating haggis and cranachan, toasting the lassies, dancing the Dashing White Sergeant and cavorting,” as...
Loretto sweep the boards at Glenshee
The Loretto Junior School ski team triumphed at the recent IAPS (The Independent Association of Preparatory Schools) Scottish Preparatory Schools Ski Championship in Glenshee,...
Support the new nature trail at Starbank Park
A very local crowdfunding effort has begun to raise funds for a children's nature trail, and it is already halfway to its target.
The Friends...
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Edinburgh Council sets 2016/17 budget
Competition - Culinary Masterclass
Lord Darling of Roulanish makes his maiden speech
Fire Service CPR sessions
Very dear haggis!
The council held a lengthy meeting...
‘Biggest change will be for council staff’ says Finance Convener
The council set its budget today for the next financial year, against a background of cross-party criticism of the local government finance system.
We spoke...
Light show coming to St Andrew Square next month
An invasion of stop-motion stick-figures will create a spectacle of light when a major installation makes its first appearance in Scotland next month.
KEYFRAMES, delivered...
COMPETITION -Win a place on a culinary Masterclass this February
Olive it! is giving one lucky Edinburgh Reporter reader the chance to bag two places on an exclusive culinary masterclass in Edinburgh with celebrated Spanish...
TERLive! Coverage of City of Edinburgh Council’s Budget meeting
Today the council meet to discuss and set their budget for the coming financial year at the end of which there will be a...
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New Town Community Cinema
Bellany Exhibition at Holyrood
Where to watch the Super Bowl in Edinburgh
New restaurant at Straiton Park
Scottish Opera bring FEVER! to Edinburgh Schools
The New...
Holyrood’s poverty adviser issues report
The Scottish Government commissioned childcare specialist Naomi Eisenstadt to prepare an independent report for them on how to tackle poverty in Scotland. Ms Eisenstadt...
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Entrepreneurial Spark awards this evening
Edinburgh based groups finalists in the Autism Professional Awards
Auld Reekie Roller Girls
Tough Mudder
Footloose
The brand new businesses which have been in...
Young entrepreneur makes it onto Forbes list
The very first Forbes 30 under 30 Europe list features someone who set up his business HQ in Edinburgh!
Cally Russell is originally from the Highlands...
Planning permission granted for new gym at Fountainbridge
Global gym operator Anytime Fitness has obtained planning permission to operate a 24 hour gym at Edinburgh Quay in Fountainbridge.
It is proposed that the 4,500...
Ladies – Book early for summer fun at Musselburgh
Yes we know Christmas is only just over, but the organisers of Stobo Castle Ladies Day in June at Musselburgh Racecourse would like you...
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