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Edinburgh Festival Fringe INTERVIEW – Hedluv and Passman
Hedluv and Passman: Doin' it Dreckly, Gilded Balloon 10:30pm, until 25 Aug, £11/10 (£9/8 concessions)
"In Cornwall they regard themselves as modern day folk heroes....
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School’s back: Remember your best driving behaviour
It’s not just our little ones that need to think about their behaviour at the start of the...
New marine strategy launched on Portobello Beach
Plans to tackle the problem of marine litter were launched on Portobello Beach yesterday by Scotland’s Environment Secretary Richard Lochhead.
Costing Scotland £16.8 million every...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Film to help cancer patients
Zoo signs Memorandum of Understanding about pandas
Golf in the Park
John Bishop to head up charity fundraiser
JCI Edinburgh hold referendum...
The Edinburgh International Book Festival: Books That Win
If you're buying a book for a teenager, how do you know where to start? Are you sometimes taken aback by the content of...
Home improvement ideas
Time to Invest in a Veranda!
Installing a veranda in your garden allows you to enjoy the great outdoors all year round. Opt for an...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe Review – Off The Top *****
The conceit of this midday free-Fringe show was a fusion of both scripted and improvised sketches, lap-top Rap-lab experimentation and geek heaven brain-pan fried...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe Review – The Rap Canterbury Tales Re-Mix *****
Although Canadian raconteur rap-on-tour, Baba Brinkman, first debuted his The Canterbury Tales Remixed, Fringe 2004, we were stoutly reassured this latest show was a...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2014 – REVIEW – The Reluctant Dragon ****
The Reluctant Dragon, theSpace @ Surgeons Hall 2:05pm, until 23 August (except 17), £9/8 (£7/£6.50 concessions)
Written in 1898 by 'The Wind in the Willows'...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2014 – REVIEW – First Class ****
First Class, Laughing Horse @ Espionage 12pm, until 24 August, Free
Arriving at the atmospheric 'Pravda' platform in Espionage is First Class, a combination of emotional journeys set on...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2014 REVIEW – FunBags a Go-Go! ****
FunBags a Go-Go!, St John’s (9 Victoria Street) 3:45pm, until 23 Aug (except 13, 20), Free
If it's a very likeable sketch comedy trio you're...
the Edinburgh International Book Festival – Ghost ships and Nature’s Power
Top author Rebecca Hunt’s gripping novel ‘Everland’ relates the story of two Antarctic Expeditions.
One is the tragic tale of a failed expedition of 1913,...
Scottish band Kitch return from Kendal Calling to release an EP
Despite being compared to Scottish legends The Jesus and Mary Chain and The Pastels, Kitch remain self-effacing and modest about their unfathomable sound. Kitch...
Springer Rescue for Scotland Needs You!
If you visited LUSH Spa in Princes Street this weekend, you might have been surprised to find yourself greeted by a dog. No, he...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2014 – REVIEW – Patrick Monahan: Adventures in Monahan Land ****
Patrick Monahan: Adventures in Monahan Land, Gilded Balloon Teviot 8pm, until 24th August, £12 (£11 concessions)
Monahan's charismatic and positive aura emits around the Gilded Balloon Wine Bar...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2014 – REVIEW – Croft and Pearce: Give and Take ****
Croft and Pearce: Give and Take, Gilded Balloon Teviot 5:45pm, until 24th August (except 11th), £10 (£8 concessions)
Accomplished and adaptable, Croft and Pearce return to...
Edinburgh International Festival review: Exhibit B (*****)
On so many levels, it’s hard not to react to South African artist Brett Bailey’s Exhibit B with appalled disbelief. Yet the stories it...
Alan Stubbs happy with three points
Alan Stubbs refused to take credit for signing a goal scoring keeper as Hibs started their Champion with a 2-1 win at home to...
Hibernian 2-1 Livingston
A strike from GOALKEEPER Mark Oxley secured the three points for Hibs this afternoon in a hard fought encounter with John McGinn’s Livingston at...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe Review – Francesca Martinez – What the ****is Normal? ****
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is known for pushing the alternative comedy envelope, for testing the boundaries of the acceptable face of comedy. While the...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe REVIEW — Wingman ****
As Wingman opens, Richard Marsh is not in a good place. Richard Marsh, writer and cast-member of Wingman, and a Fringe First recipient and...
Alan Stubbs’ message to Hibs’ supporters
Hibs' Head Coach Alan Stubbs has issued a rallying call ahead of today's first game of the season at Easter Road against Livingston.
Writing in...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe Review – Robin Ince’s Blooming Buzzing Confusion ****
The opening scene of Robin Ince’s new show is an image of an MRI scan of his brain. He points out that from a...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe Review – Jimeoin – Is It……? *****
Born in England, raised In Northern Ireland and living in Australia, Jimeoin would have been the perfect act to close the Commonwealth games, but...
Fringe Acts to rally for Gaza medical aid
A one off concert is taking place to raise medical funds for Gaza at the Edinburgh Fringe this week.
Headline acts such as Frankie Boyle,...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh International Book Festival opens today
New hotel for Leith
Fringe and Festival reviews
Gaza Protest
Edinburgh International Festival
The Book Festival has an atmosphere all of its own....
Matthew Kennedy joins Hibs on loan from Everton
Scotland under-21 internationalist Matthew Kennedy has joined Hibs on an initial six-month loan from Everton and the teenage winger says he is excited to...
Celtic reinstated to Champions League Play Offs
Celtic will play Slovenian champions NK Maribor for the Champions League play-offs at Murrayfield having been awarded a 3-0 win on the night after...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Judging Edinburgh's Gardens
Community funding from Yorkshire Building Society
Racing at Musselburgh today
Morning Gloryville
Soweto Spiritual Singers
Judges from around Europe took a closer look at Edinburgh’s parks,...
Spate of thefts from sheds in capital
Police are issuing a security warning following a series of thefts from sheds in the South West of the city.
There were a number of...
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