Barry Kirkham: Edinburgh Magazine's go-to for tales of tech, science, and yesteryears. Often found wandering Edinburgh's alleys, fork in one hand, history book in the other, he's your fun guide to Scotland's capital and its delicious mysteries!
A leading audiology team in Edinburgh has launched a new partnership with charity Deaf Action after seeing first-hand the challenges many people face when their hearing changes.
Jonathan Bell, audiology director at Specsavers Morningside, sought out the...
Inspired by the Spanish tradition of sobremesa — the lingering conversation shared around a table after a meal — Nus Duo invites audiences to gather for an intimate artistic experience where literature and music meet in unexpected ways.Making its UK premiere at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2026,…
Edinburgh’s award-winning chocolate attraction goes nationwide with chocolate-shop.co.uk
On 5th June, The Chocolatarium – Edinburgh’s beloved chocolate tour attraction – officially launched its brand-new online...
After an exciting meetup between JCI Scotland and JCI Poland members at the recent JCI European President’s Meeting in Luxembourg, we’re thrilled to share...
Scottish Whisky's Position Amidst US-EU Tariff Tensions: A Market Analysis for Edinburgh
The ongoing trade tensions between the United States and the European Union continue...
Traquair House isn’t just a building—it’s a 1,000-year-old conversation between Scotland and its past. Picture this: a royal hunting lodge for medieval kings, later armored...
For many, Edinburgh’s Hogmanay isn’t just a spur-of-the-moment plan; it’s a bucket-list event that takes months—sometimes years—of saving, planning, and dreaming. This annual celebration...
