Turn over a new leaf!
Debt charity workers braced for busiest day
Debt charity workers expect today (Monday 15 February) to be their busiest day yet, following a record-breaking start to 2016. Continue reading Debt charity workers braced for busiest day
City social enterprises strive for success
Twelve guest social entrepreneurs from Edinburgh Social Enterprise’s (ESEN) citywide network shared their expertise with businesses who were successful in winning a place on the Social Innovation Incubation Award programme at an event at The Melting Pot last week. Continue reading City social enterprises strive for success
Edinburgh Rugby camps: worth a try?
Due to unprecedented demand our February camp sold out ahead of the school holidays – thank you to everyone who has booked onto our camps and for your continued support (writes Mark Coull of Edinburgh Rugby). Continue reading Edinburgh Rugby camps: worth a try?
The Producers heading for Church Hill
The showgirls are fluffing their feathers, the accounts are counting their cash; Edinburgh Music Theatre (EMT) is getting ready to perform Mel Brooks’ The Producers at the Church Hill Theatre next month.
Bloomin’ brilliant!
CAN’s Wishing Penny-Well event brightens up Shopping Centre
More than one hundred and fifty local people popped into Muirhouse Shopping Centre to plant a flower and make a wish on Friday – and they had a bloomin’ brilliant time! Continue reading Bloomin’ brilliant!
Coming to a playground near you … the Play Rangers!
Play Ranger Festival will brighten up the school holidays
Charities providing a free play ranger service to help kids in disadvantaged communities benefit from outdoor play are launching Edinburgh’s first ever play festival.
Continue reading Coming to a playground near you … the Play Rangers!
Perchance to Dream?
Agnieszka and Kyle are ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ list students!
Two Edinburgh College Graphic Design students will enjoy a well-deserved good night’s rest after coming runners up in a UK-wide competition to help promote better sleep. Continue reading Perchance to Dream?
The things we do for love …
International filmmaker Terry Gilliam has revealed a ten metre-long illuminated neon quotation from Miguel de Cervantes’ Don Quixote in the heart of the Old Town ahead of Valentine’s Day: Continue reading The things we do for love …
Two in court following Ferry Road Drive collision
Two teenagers appeared in court yesterday charged with a number of offences relating to a recent incident in Ferry Road Drive. Continue reading Two in court following Ferry Road Drive collision