Passenger services on the new tram route to Newhaven are scheduled to start on 7 June, it was announced on Thursday, 25th of May.
The construction of this route began in November 2019 and has been completed...
Lord Provost Robert Aldridge has initiated the establishment of the Edinburgh Local Heritage Network (ELHN), an interconnected system designed to assist, nurture, and raise awareness of local heritage groups throughout the capital city.
The ELHN, which was...
The historic boundary between Leith and Edinburgh has yielded a significant find: a substantial set of tram cable wheels from the Victorian era that...
Edinburgh’s North Bridge will soon reopen to two-way traffic after the completion of essential work on its concrete deck, last replaced in the 1930s.
The...
Edinburgh Magazine was launched by Firefly Magazines in January 2020, right before the outbreak of COVID-19. As the fifth local magazine under Firefly, it...
Today at Calton Hill, alongside the Holodomor Stone which commemorates the estimated seven million Ukrainian victims of the forced famine of 1932-1933, a ceremonial...
Remains of Edinburgh’s Victorian Railway Depot and Locomotive Works engine turntable to be revealed
The site at Meadowbank is being redeveloped to make way for...
Leith’s iconic Burns statue has been returned to its home on Bernard Street, as Scotland prepares to celebrate the national bard.
The 19th century bronze...
As Edinburgh cautiously emerges from lockdown restrictions, the full extent of the effects of the Pandemic are becoming evident.
From 26th of April Edinburgh will...
On The Edge
Pat Douthwaite (1934 – 2002)
The Scottish Gallery, 16 Dundas Street, Edinburgh EH3 6HZ
Thursday 4th February – Saturday 27th February 2021
One of Scotland’s...
No further outbreaks of foot - and - mouth disease were reported in Scotland's capital, and the remaining infected carcasses were expected to be buried by the next morning.
