Two new co-curated exhibitions with partnership organisations were launched at the Museum of Edinburgh yesterday evening (May 2).
‘Edinburgh Rising from the Ashes: 200 Years of the Scottish Fire Service’ marks the bicentenary of the world’s first...
Scotland boasts over 30,000 lochs, offering abundant opportunities for wild swimming and watersports. However, with such depths and complexities beneath the surface—not to mention the legendary Loch Ness Monster—enthusiasts must appreciate the grandiosity of these waters....
The City of Edinburgh Council's Leader Cammy Day has responded to the Scottish Government's decision to scrap its annual targets for cutting greenhouse gas...
The Edinburgh International Book Festival has today announced its first author events for 2024, with a brand-new series called The Front List, taking place...
Work will soon get underway to significantly improve public spaces on Melville Crescent, thanks to £2.1m in Transport Scotland funding secured by the City...
Half of Edinburgh residents want to see more spent on walking, wheeling and cycling improvements across the city, according to a new report.
The biannual...
MARCH 2024. Dreweatts is excited to offer a marble bust by eminent Scottish sculptor Amelia Robertson Hill (1821-1904) (née Paton), in its upcoming Fine...
Millions of pounds will be spent on protecting and improving crucial frontline services in Edinburgh after councillors agreed a balanced budget for 2024/25.
Featuring an...
AEG Europe, a world leader in live sports and entertainment, submits plans for an 8,500-capacity arena, injecting £520M pa into the local economy and...
One name comes to the forefront in children's literature, where creativity is unrestricted: David Salariya, known for founding The Salariya Book Company in 1989.
The...
The proposed new management plan for Edinburgh’s Old and New Towns’ World Heritage Site encompasses several actions, including addressing the climate emergency, fostering a...
