Lesley Hinds ended almost six years as Chair of North Edinburgh Arts at its AGM on Wednesday, saying it was "time to move on" ...

Fans of The Lord of the Rings can now pre-order a single malt whisky created to mark 25 years since The Fellowship of the ...

This weekend Hibs will continue to proudly support Show Racism the Red Card during upcoming Men’s and Women’s matches against ...

A 62-year-old man has been jailed for 12 years for a series of non-recent sexual and violent offences in Edinburgh. Ian Whyte ...

The UK Government has finally made an announcement to approve the Jackdaw gas field in the North Sea, and many politicians speaking in Edinburgh have given it a warm welcome.

Online services accessed through the council website are not available on Wednesday afternoon as the council’s url returns the message THIS WEBSITE IS CURRENTLY OFFLINE. The message suggests that the ...

A public consultation on plans to tax tourists in East Lothian found almost nine out of ten visitors who took part disagreed with the proposals.  A report on the findings of the consultation says 88 ...

Two 19th century griffin sculptures have been conserved and returned to public display in north Edinburgh after spending more than 50 years in storage.

Objects recently added to the City’s collection, visitors can see a range of new artefacts from a Roman gold coin found in Cramond to prints by Paolozzi.

St David’s Brass Band, who saved a village hall from ruin is now offering its community the chance to have free music lessons in it with its first Pitch Up and Play event. The band who are a ...

Amid concerns of reaching a holiday let “tipping point”  a string of short-term let applications were thrown out by Edinburgh councillors against the recommendation of officers. Councillors debated ...

After dozens of locals objected with concerns it would increase antisocial behaviour, Edinburgh councillors today rejected plans for a new HMO development. The plans concerned a combined property ...