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Gary Locke says Hearts’ form has to improve against Kilmarnock
Hearts’ boss Gary Locke insists that his players will have to improve on last week’s form if they are to take anything from Rugby...
Kind hearted Hibs’ fans step in to help Macmillan charity
Kind hearted Hibs’ fans have stepped in to help Macmillan Cancer Support by taking over a planned bucket collection outside Easter Road stadium before...
Missing man traced in Berwick upon Tweed
Police have confirmed that missing man Robert Lee who was last seen in the Morningside area at about 12.30pm on Thursdayhas been traced safe and...
Man in court following Corstorphine bank robbery
A man has been arrested and charged following a robbery at the Royal Bank of Scotland on St John's Road.
The incident happened at 09.30...
Edinburgh College designated as a regional college
Edinburgh College has been officially designated as a regional college and has confirmed that its current regional lead will continue to lead the board...
Charity Trustee Role for Linda Urquhart OBE
Marie Curie Cancer Care has announced today the appointment of high profile Scottish business leader Linda Urquhart OBE, as a trustee.
As chairman of Morton...
The Usher Hall celebrates 100th birthday today
Edinburgh’s iconic Usher Hall celebrates its 100th birthday today and The Royal Scottish National Orchestra will tonight perform a replica of the opening night...
Scotland Women 1-1 France Women
Scotland Women produced one of their best-ever results in Larnaca last night, after securing a 1-1 draw with France.
Leanne Ross put Anna Signeul's side...
Parents’ gratitude to Sick Kids Friends Foundation
The parents of two young patients who have been diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis have thanked the Sick Kids Friends Foundation (SKFF) for providing a...
Scottish Car Wash raising funds for Fire Fighters Charity.
Fire fighters across Scotland are preparing to roll up their sleeves to take part in the Scottish Car Wash this March, raising vital funds...
Death and the Maiden and Tortured Love
The Edinburgh Quartet’s final Rush Hour concert in its series of three will take place on Wednesday 12 March at 5.30pm at St Andrew’s...
Concern for missing Morningside man
Police are appealing for help in finding an elderly and vulnerable man who has gone missing in the city today.
Robert Lee, 71, went missing...
Two model helicopters stolen from van in Gordon Road
Police are appealing for information following the theft of two model helicopters (pictured) from a van parked on Gordon Road. The crime was...
Scotland U21s 2-2 Hungary U21s
Hibs' duo Sam Stanton and Danny Handling (pictured) came off the bench to win their first under 21 caps last night as Scotland let...
Scotland U19s 4-2 Switzerland U19s
Scotland Under-19s came from behind to secure a hard-earned 4-2 victory over Switzerland at The Energy Assets Arena in Livingston yesterday.
Three Edinburgh based youngsters,...
Young Entrepreneurs Make an Impact in UK’s New Business Hot-spots
From artisan boutiques to multi-million pound digital agencies, young business people are making their mark in some of Britain’s biggest cities, including Edinburgh, riding...
UK’s first student housing co-op launches in Edinburgh
Edinburgh is famous for its history, its architecture and its literature, but it’s not known for cheap rental property. Well, students at the University...
Couple charged with drug offences after raid in Wardieburn
A man and woman have been arrested after £14,000-worth of heroin was found in a house in Edinburgh.
The pair, aged 36 and 35 were...
Edinburgh students presented with tourism prize at Stirling Castle
Five students from Wester Hailes School in Edinburgh were today announced as the winners of the 2013 Keys to the Castle Challenge, and were...
Red Bull Hill Chasers returning to the capital next month
Hundreds of cyclists will descend on Edinburgh next month (Saturday 12 April) for Scotland’s first ever Red Bull Hill Chasers 2014 - the UK's...
Winners of Scottish Children’s Book Awards announced today
EDINBURGH AUTHOR WINS SCOTLAND’S BEST CHILDREN’S BOOK AWARD
Award-winning Edinburgh-based children’s author Janis Mackay was today announced as the winner of the Younger Readers (8-11...
No cold feet for MS supporters!
Thirteen big-hearted volunteers braved burning embers and temperatures soaring above 1200 degrees Fahrenheit to tackle a firewalk for the MS Society.
More than £2,300 was...
Suspected cat poisonings in Newtongrange
The Scottish SPCA is appealing for information and urging cat owners to be vigilant following a spate of suspected poisonings in Newtongrange, Midlothian.
Scotland's animal...
Funding announced to create modern, family friendly workplaces
A new initiative launched today (Wednesday) by families charities has secured funding to get a fairer deal for working parents and help more fathers...
Edinburgh Zoo welcomes first ever banteng calf
Edinburgh Zoo’s hoofstock keepers have welcomed their first ever beautiful banteng calf! Although only four weeks old, the bubbly boy loves to canter around...
James McDonaugh’s delight at players’ international recognition
Hibs' Head of Academy Coaching James McDonaugh is delighted with the international recognition his players have earned this week, even though their absence has...
Darren Fletcher is back in the Scotland squad
Manchester United’s Darren Fletcher has returned to the Scotland squad for the first time since November 2012 after battling back from a chronic bowel...
Mikaeel Kular died from internal bleeding
Mikaeel Kular died from “peritonitis and intra-abdominal haemorrhage (pending investigation)” according to the death certificate which was released by the Registrar at Kirkcaldy yesterday.
Peritonitis...
National Museum most visited attraction outside London
Figures released today (Wednesday 5 March) from the Association of Leading Visitor Attractions (ALVA) reveal that the National Museum of Scotland was the most...
Gang sought after sectarian singing on train
British Transport Police are looking for a gang of around six men who were involved in singing sectarian songs and acting in a "threatening...
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