Fiona Hyslop, Cabinet Secretary for Culture, Tourism and External Affairs, has announced the companies, ensembles and artists selected for the 11th year of Made in Scotland – the curated showcase of music, theatre and dance performed during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Continue reading Made in Scotland arts programme announced
Free Family Fun Day at Granton Parish Church
on Saturday 8th June from 10am -2pm Continue reading Family Fun Day at Granton Parish Church
The European Movement in Scotland has repeated it’s call for a second EU referendum.
David Clarke, Vice-Chair of leading pro-EU campaign group, the European Movement in Scotland, said: “The European Movement in Scotland (EMiS) welcomes the fact that Scotland has voted decisively in favour of pro-EU/Remain parties in the European Parliament elections. Continue reading Pro-EU group calls for second referendum
A man has been convicted for the rape of a woman at a flat in Portobello.
At Edinburgh High Court yesterday, Albert Caballero pled guilty to the attack on a woman in her twenties at his home in Windsor Place on 27 December 2018. Continue reading Man convicted for Portobello rape
A group of Edinburgh College students are using their creative talents to open a portal to the past and bring one of Edinburgh’s top historical venues to life. Continue reading A Portal to the Past: free events at Riddles Court tomorrow
Did you miss the recent ‘What If … North Edinburgh‘ event at North Edinburgh Arts?
If so, don’t worry – there’s another opportunity to find out what it’s all about at a session at The Prentice Centre tonight TUESDAY 4th JUNE from 6 – 8pm.
Organic UK is set to feed Edinburgh’s happy with free organic taster breakfasts during its 2019 #WakeUpToOrganic event Continue reading Wake up to Organic: kick start your day the organic way
If you over indulged at Easter and the Marathon has inspired you to get fit Barnardo’s iTRI virtual triathlon could be for you! Continue reading Swim, cycle and run to raise funds for vulnerable children in Barnardo’s Scotland iTRI triathlon
As Westminster Shadow Education Secretary Angela Rayner calls for climate change to be included in the National Curriculum, a leading education company made up of former school teachers has said the subject should be taught from the start of primary school. Continue reading ‘The new Three Rs should be Reduce, Reuse, Recycle’
