Edinburgh International Film Festival has revealed details of its full programme for 2017, marking the Festival’s 70th anniversary. Continue reading Edinburgh International Film Festival programme launched
London terror attack update: ‘Things need to change’
LATEST: At around 04:15hrs this morning (Monday, 5 June), officers from the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command investigating the London Bridge terror attack entered two further addresses – one in Newham and another in Barking. A number of people have been detained and are currently being interviewed while searches are ongoing at both addresses. Continue reading London terror attack update: ‘Things need to change’
Celebrate Stockbridge
Come and join Newhaven’s community gardeners
More than £5 million for artwork at new Sick Kids
NHS Lothian has announced that over £5 million will be spent on artwork at the £150m development. Health chiefs say the plans will ‘transform the new hospital building into a vibrant and welcoming place.’ Continue reading More than £5 million for artwork at new Sick Kids
Redhall Summer Razzmatazz
Redhall Walled Garden are holding their annual community Open day, called Razzmatazz, on Saturday 8th July (12-5pm). Entry by Donation. Continue reading Redhall Summer Razzmatazz
The Power of Food Festival programme launched
The Power of Food Festival
17th & 18th June
Continue reading The Power of Food Festival programme launched
London Bridge attack: death toll rises to seven
Seven people are now dead and forty eight more injured – many of them seriously – following a terrorist attack in the heart of London last night. Continue reading London Bridge attack: death toll rises to seven
Anyone for glass blowing?
Report reveals ‘worrying’ levels of Islamophobia in city schools
Campaign group Scotland Against Criminalising Communities (SACC) has launched a new report on experiences of Islamophobia amongst Muslim students at schools in Edinburgh. The report reveals ‘worrying’ levels of both verbal and physical abuse. Continue reading Report reveals ‘worrying’ levels of Islamophobia in city schools







