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John Muir Winter Carnival

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The final countdown has begun to the John Muir Winter Carnival on  29th November, 10am-4pm at Foxlake, Scotland’s first cable wakeboarding park in Dunbar,...

Get ready for Edinburgh’s winter events

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Edinburgh – Get Ready for what's on this weekend The Scottish Government launched its Get Ready for Winter campaign a few weeks ago. Even though...

Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!

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  Edinburgh's Christmas Free Music Research Seminar this evening What's on today Edinburgh Matters on Shore Radio Queensferry Crossing - from the air   Everything gets underway for the Christmas festivities...

Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!

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New adverts will increase council revenue Meet the Film Maker Good Food for All in Pilton Shop at the Zoo Police Box in Marchmont to become Coffee shop The...

History Festival continues this week

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‘Previously…’, Scotland’s History Festival, continues this week with a range of events for all ages.  The second week of the three-week long celebration of Scottish...

Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!

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Sarah Boyack wants more changes at Waverley Road Safety Week Edinburgh's Hogmanay Road closure on Argyle Place It's Good 2 Give need you! Waverley Station has undergone a lot...

Events at Rosslyn Chapel for Scotland’s History Festival

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Medieval music and historic tales are all on offer at Rosslyn Chapel this month, as part of the Chapel’s contribution to Scotland’s History Festival. Today,...

Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!

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Cooperative Capital National Trust for Scotland's pop-up shop Learning to grown your own organic food Crime prevention afternoon at Morningside Library Sale at the Fruitmarket Gallery You may already...

Review: The Kite Runner at King’s Theatre

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Khaled Hosseini's acclaimed tale of guilt and salvaging redemption through the eyes of Afghan children, The Kite Runner, has had its fair share of...

Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!

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Free pick up for rubbish on Wednesday Taekwondo New Waitrose store Musselburgh Racecourse to undergo improvements The Gang Show *** Over 600 athletes from seventeen nations are converging on the...

Historic Scotland in ticket giveaway

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Some of Scotland’s best known heritage attractions will be giving away thousands of free tickets to people who pre-register online as part of this...

Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!

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  Broomhouse Centre in People's Millions final Mark Lazarowicz challenging government on fracking New Post Office now open in Princes Mall  Stained Glass project Ready for cold weather The Broomhouse...

Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!

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  Remembrance poppies at Boroughmuir Apprenticeships at the Scottish Parliament City Centre Neighbourhood Partnership What's on today Unemployed? - Courses for you Inspired by artist Paul Cummins’ poppies at the...

Five things you need to know today

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  New school for Boroughmuir  Fireworks Alzheimer Scotland Red Note's Noisy Nights Want a letter from Santa?   It's an exciting morning for Boroughmuir High School who will watch the first...

Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!

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Investment for Royal Edinburgh Campus announced Viewpoint on Braid Hills Garden of Remembrance opens today Forth Road Bridge closure tonight Five Edinburgh authors win writing competition   Details of a multi-million pound...

Five things you need to know today

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More powers for Holyrood to make our streets safer Edinburgh Wedding Fair PoppyScotland - red lights across Scotland  Water of Leith Conservation Trust National Youth Film Academy More powers...

Police warn of heavy traffic at Ingliston tonight

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In about an hour's time the roads outside Ingliston Showgrounds are expected to be busy with traffic as spectators leave the darts competition taking...

Young Fathers to appear on the Waverley Stage this Hogmanay

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Always quick to react, the organisers of Edinburgh's Hogmanay have signed up Edinburgh group Young Fathers who just won the Mercury Prize for their...

The Scottish International Storytelling Festival: From The Pacific Coast

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Dawne McFarlane first visited Vancouver Island over 25 years ago. Coming from Toronto, she had hardly seen the sea before - but now she...

South African Jazz comes to Edinburgh

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You don’t need a degree in Social Anthropology from Cambridge University to play jazz but it certainly helped pianist and composer Philip Clouts. South Africa-born...

COMPETITION – Win tickets for the darts here!

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  The Edinburgh Reporter is pleased to bring you a new competition - to win two tickets to the Saturday afternoon opening session of the...

Musselburgh Primary Schools Community Choir are putting on a concert

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  In what is believed to be the first and largest of its kind in East Lothian, primary and junior school pupils from the Musselburgh...

Commonwealth exhibition ending soon

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The display at the Palace of Holyroodhouse marking The Queen's role as Head of the Commonwealth through gifts presented to Her Majesty by Commonwealth countries...

Five things you need to know today Edinburgh

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Laura is missing The fourth plinth Granton Community Council   Work for Sustrans Penicuik High need your help Police in Edinburgh are appealing for information to help trace a...

Five things you need to know today in Edinburgh

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The Smith Commission Flea Market  National Trust for Scotland are the winners WHALE Arts AGM Writing classes Edinburgh’s Liberal Democrat MP, Mike Crockart is encouraging people in Edinburgh West...

Listen up! Newhaven Community Choir sing just for you

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  The Newhaven Community Choir will be singing in the Harbour tomorrow and Saturday evenings from 7.00pm as part of Bow-Tow. The Edinburgh Reporter met...

Five things you need to know today Edinburgh

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  Council meeting today Planning application for Baileyfield site Ready for Winter roadshow School streets consultation Farmers market moving venue The full council meeting takes place this morning starting at...

Film review: The Babadook (Jennifer Kent, 2014)

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Horror sets its roots in East Asian concepts with American execution. Anything outwith these countries is seen as abnormal, and yet on almost every...

Trafalgar Day celebrated in Edinburgh

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  On top of Calton Hill there is a great display of flags celebrating Trafalgar Day. Today is  is the celebration of the victory won by the...

Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!

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The Ross Fountain  Cycling Hub at Hunter's Hall Enter now for RNIB GLOW Marie Curie charity shop challenge Heavy Metal on Halloween Today the council's Culture and Sport Committee...

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