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Opera at Rosslyn Chapel
Clean up on the beach
Ryder Cup
HMS Edinburgh
M & S fundraising
An international operatic singing star is coming home to Midlothian to perform...
Race the Runway – today at Edinburgh Airport
If you are out at Edinburgh Airport you may be forgiven for rubbing your eyes in disbelief. There really will be Mercedes cars racing...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Craighouse Development
Cycle to Work Day
Forth Road Bridge celebrations
Colony of Artists
Ryder Cup
Yesterday the council's Development Management committee decided upon the application by The Craighouse Partnership...
Edinburgh Riding of the Marches this weekend
The Edinburgh Riding of the Marches is an event that the Lord Provost has described as one of the most visually arresting of his...
Five things you need to know today
Craighouse Planning Application
RSNO
Real Nappy Project
Harlaw Hydro
Edinburgh is number 2!
Today the council's Development Management Committee meets for a whole day devoted to one planning application,...
Sunset Song returns to the stage in Edinburgh
REVIVAL OF ACCLAIMED STAGE ADAPTATION OF SCOTLAND’S MOST POPULAR NOVEL OF ALL TIME
David Hutchinson and Phillip Rowntree for Sell A Door Theatre Company in...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Ceilidhkids start pre-school classes today
Funding opportunities
Edinburgh College Open Day
Public conveniences to be closed?
Walk around Leith
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The City Centre and Leith Neighbourhood Partnership...
Forth Bridges Festival – Queensferry Regatta
Photo and words by Donal Ferrie (South Queensferry Rowing Club)
As part of the Forth Bridges Festival, Queensferry Rowing Club in partnership with North Queensferry...
Festival draws to a close with a bang
The 2014 Edinburgh International Festival came to a close tonight with the Virgin Money Fireworks Concert, performed by the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, marking the...
Football penalty shoot-out to raise funds for MND
We’ve had the TV debates and now Better Together and Yes Scotland are uniting to take the debate to the football pitch with a...
Holyrood Park closed for fireworks
Holyrood Park will be closed to vehicle traffic this evening to accommodate expected large numbers congregating in the park to watch the annual end...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Virgin Money Fireworks
Airport drop off charges increased
Edinburgh Art Festival closes today
Football and cricket news
Forth Bridge 50 years on
The Virgin Money Fireworks Concert brings Edinburgh's...
Film Review – Night Moves (Kelly Reichardt, 2014)
Even before the shattering moment hits, Night Moves carries a startling, eery silence with it. Kelly Reichardt has returned with this daunting, eco-terrorism thriller...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Ryanair
Hydrospin is the new fitness routine
Stockbridge Festival Vintage and Craft Market
Potty in Portobello
Festival Fireworks
The Edinburgh Reporter is off to meet the colourful Michael O'Leary...
Come and see the Ryder Cup in Edinburgh this weekend
Peter Vardy Edinburgh offers guests an opportunity to see and hold the Ryder Cup
A once-in-a -lifetime opportunity to see and be photographed alongside the coveted Ryder Cup will be...
Treasure hunt and luxurious dining at the Botanics
The catering team that works with one of Edinburgh’s most scenic locations has created a new treasure hunt experience to help visitors explore the...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Edinburgh International Book Festival
Local Development Plan
South Neighbourhood Partnership
Friends of Lochend Park
Great Tapestry of Scotland
The Book Festival closes today. If you have not managed along...
Hogmanay is just around the corner
Now that we almost have the Festivals out of the way and we are looking forward to next week's Virgin Money Fireworks we can...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Action needed on air quality
Ice bucket challenge
Climbing at EICA
Great Scottish Tapestry
Stockbridge Farmers Market
Air quality in Edinburgh is failing according to Friends of the...
RSNO announce sponsorship deal
Ahead of the RSNO's 2014/15 season it has been announced that they have been able to secure some funding for their concert series in...
Virgin Money Fireworks on your phone
The Edinburgh International Festival, the Scottish Chamber Orchestra and sponsor Virgin Money have launched a brand new app in celebration of the Virgin Money Fireworks Concert - the spectacular event which brings...
After dark at The Botanics
The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh to open after dark with magical light event
Under cover of darkness, in the heart of the City, the abundant...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Today at the Edinburgh Art Festival
Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre Fun Day
Edinburgh Pipe Band Championships
Big Beach Busk
Get fit with Edinburgh Leisure
Join us at the Edinburgh...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Palestinian flag to fly
Leith Walk improvements
EdinburghReportage
Last weekend of the Festival
Kiltwalk 2015
Edinburgh council decided yesterday that they will fly the Palestinian flag for one day...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe Review – George & Co (The Solo Tour) ****
I have never had the ambition of doing an Edinburgh Fringe show and never will but I tip my hat to those that do. ...
Film Review: Two Days, One Night (Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne, 2014)
It can be just as complex to replicate human hardship in cinema as it is to create other worlds. The stark nature of the...
The Edinburgh International Book Festival – Irma Kurtz: My Life in Agony
In the end it's all about love, or at least that's what Irma Kurtz says, and she should know.
Irma has been Cosmopolitan UK's agony...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe REVIEW — Max Scratchmann’s Moving Pictures ****
Each Fringe is very much of its time and place. Peer through the clouds of leafleters, and the Old and New Towns are plastered...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe Review : Spectacappella! ****
There are some things in life that are horrifically tricky to master, yet impressive to behold once mastered: poaching an egg, juggling, speaking foreign languages,...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe Review – Candy Gigi: I’m Not Lonely ****
Candy Gigi: I’m Not Lonely
Heroes @ the Hive
Until Aug 24
I arrived late to Candy Gigi’s show, so I missed her opening scene in which...
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