Heart of Midlothian Football Club owner Ann Budge has been chosen to receive the esteemed Edinburgh Award.
In recognition of her business success and community work, and for services to sport in Edinburgh, Ann Budge will be presented with an engraved Loving Cup from the Lord Provost later this year. Continue reading Edinburgh Award for Queen of Hearts
Home Store + More in Craigleith is hosting a free summer barbeque party this weekend on Saturday the 6th of July between 12pm and 4pm. Continue reading Free Sizzlin’ Summer Party with Home Store + More tomorrow at Craigleith
LEADING environmental campaigner Dr Richard Dixon yesterday received an honorary degree from Edinburgh Napier University. Continue reading Honorary degree for Dr Richard Dixon
Leading optician agrees sponsorship deal to raise awareness of eye health amongst cricketers
Black & Lizars has shown its support for Scotland’s leading international cricketers by announcing a partnership with the Scottish Cricketers Association (SCA). Continue reading Scottish cricket stars are 20/20 specialists thanks to Black & Lizars
Scotland’s public would like to see much greater use of technology in its NHS, a Scottish Parliament Committee inquiry has found. The findings were published as part of the Health and Sport Committee inquiry into the future of primary care. Continue reading Public calls for greater use of technology in healthcare
New data from Airbnb reveals that guests and hosts on the platform generated over £320m for the Edinburgh economy in 2018 alone. Continue reading Airbnb has an estimated direct economic impact in Edinburgh of £320m
Revolutionary new cinema technology ScreenX arrived at Cineworld Edinburgh on Tuesday, the first of it’s kind in Scotland. Continue reading Beyond the Frame: Spiderman gets the Screen X treatment at Cineworld
TWIN brothers Connor and Callum Clark graduated from the same university class today (JULY 4), ending a long academic journey together which has encompassed both high jinks and heartache. Continue reading EnTWINed: High jinks, heartache and a double graduation
A new taskforce to tackle the rising number of drug deaths in Scotland is to be chaired by Professor Catriona Matheson from the University of Stirling.
Continue reading Catriona Matheson to chair drug deaths task force
To protect patient safety the Health Secretary has delayed the move of patients, staff and services from the existing Royal Hospital for Sick Children to the new site at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, which was due to take place next week. Continue reading New Sick Kids Hospital: MOVE HALTED
