Shortages of skilled workers in Scotland across key sectors of the economy such as health and social care will be made worse after Brexit, Migration Minister Ben Macpherson warned today. Continue reading Ben Macpherson: recruitment of key workers under threat
A large-scale, outdoor photography exhibition showcasing the impact humans have on planet Earth has been unveiled at The Scottish Parliament. Curated by Edinburgh Science Festival, this stunning free exhibition is available to view until 8 May. Continue reading Major photography exhibition showcases the effects of human activity on Earth
DESPITE the ongoing uncertainty of Brexit, the Edinburgh property market is showing no signs of slowing down as it continues its record-breaking start to 2019. Continue reading Capital housing market soars despite Brexit uncertainty
At Portfolio questions yesterday, the Cabinet Secretary for Culture, Tourism and External Affairs, Fiona Hyslop MSP, was questioned by Lothian MSP Miles Briggs over the plans for a new tourist tax in Edinburgh. Continue reading ‘Lukewarm support’ for Tourist Tax?
Big-hearted drivers with a spare Sunday afternoon are needed to help lift the spirits of some of the capital’s loneliest people. Contact the Elderly, a charity tackling social isolation among the older generation, provides companionship through free Sunday afternoon tea parties across Edinburgh. Continue reading Big-hearted drivers needed to help ease loneliness
Mind the Craic storytelling event on Monday (25th March) from 7:30 -9:30pm at the Scottish Storytelling Centre. Continue reading EVOC150: all welcome at Mind the Craic storytelling event
Tomorrow (Friday) 2pm – 5pm
Meet at Old Kirk Muirhouse on Pennywell Gardens 
TONIGHT from 6 – 8pm at Craigroyston Community High School
The UK is to provide an extra £12 million of support, including food, water and shelter, to the survivors of Cyclone Idai in Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe. Continue reading UK to provide extra £12 million in aid for survivors of Cyclone Idai
Planning Minister Kevin Stewart has said the significant increase in planning costs associated with the amendments made at the latest Parliamentary stage of the Planning (Scotland) Bill threaten the very aims of the legislation. Continue reading Planning reforms in jeopardy
