Saturday 26th May
2pm and 7pm
North Edinburgh Arts
Student’s project unveiled as part of Edinburgh Napier’s Showtime
A device being developed by an Edinburgh Napier student could be set to revolutionise the way that potential head injuries are spotted in youth rugby. Continue reading Euans’s device could help identify head trauma in youth rugby
A COUNCILLOR accused of failing to register his interests in a company that he owns one third of is to be the subject of a public Hearing by Scotland’s ethics watchdog. Continue reading Councillor allegedly fails to declare stake in company
A poetic and artistic rallying-call for us all to stay connected with nature is set to inspire adults and children at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE). The Lost Words (May 19 – September 2) is a stunning collection of “spell” poems” and nature paintings – taking the form of both a book and an exhibition – in an award-winning collaboration between writer Robert Macfarlane and artist Jackie Morris. Continue reading Finding hope for nature: Botanics welcomes The Lost Words
With up to 50,000 football fans heading to the Scottish Cup Final today, Police Scotland is issuing advice to those attending Hampden Park in Glasgow. Continue reading Scottish Cup Final: Police advice
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service was delighted to welcome MSPs Annie Wells and Miles Briggs to the National Training Centre to find out about efforts to support the elderly and vulnerable yesterday. Continue reading MSPs praise “phenomenal” SFRS training facilities
Edinburgh-based personal trainer Michael Ulloa has teamed up with AVA Berries to provide some race-preparation tips ahead of the Edinburgh Marathon Festival weekend at the end of this month.
Whether you are running the 5k, 10k, relay race, or the ultimate 26.2-mile challenge, here are five things that every runner should think about before the big day: Continue reading Think you’re ready to run the Edinburgh marathon? Five tips to prep like a pro
Police are appealing for witnesses following a break-in and significant jewellery theft in the Leith area. The incident took place when a flat in Constitution Street, between the junctions with Bernard Street and Tower Street, was broken into. Continue reading Appeal after theft of safe in Leith
Leith’s Super Power Agency is one of 72 groups to receive a cash boost from the National Lottery in the latest round of awards totalling £590,572. The funding comes from National Lottery Awards for All Scotland which makes grants from £300 to £10,000 to voluntary and community groups across the country. Continue reading Lottery support for Leith’s Super Power Agency