Hyper-local News for Edinburgh: Stay Informed - The Edinburgh Reporter
Dec 31, 2024 · Get the latest hyper-local news for Edinburgh. Stay informed with updates on Nigel Duncan, Phyllis Stephen, and more.
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Government pledges £1 billion for Edinburgh
2 days ago · The draft 2025-26 Scottish Budget includes provision for funding to replace the Eye Pavilion, deliver school buildings and restore facilities at the Royal Botanic Garden. Ahead of a …
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Five things you need to know today - The Edinburgh Reporter
Nov 11, 2024 · The Walking Group at The Health Agency Art exhibition raising funds for Edinburgh Children’s Hospital Charity. Artist Damian Callan’s newest exhibition, SMALL …
Five things you need to know today - The Edinburgh Reporter
Oct 28, 2024 · This evening at Traverse. At 7.15pm the launch event of A History of Scottish Drama in Six Plays will be held at Traverse. This will be a live recording of a podcast on the …
Five things you need to know today - The Edinburgh Reporter
Oct 8, 2024 · Colinton Community Council meeting on Tuesday There will be a virtual community council meeting held on Zoom this evening at 7.30pm. Everyone in the Colinton area is …
Edinburgh charity to make all staff redundant
Oct 27, 2024 · Edinburgh charity, People Know How, set up in 2013 is to close, citing the uncertain funding landscape in Scotland. All members of staff will be made redundant.
Teacher raises alarm over cuts to inclusion services
Oct 16, 2024 · Edinburgh Council cuts could lead to a third of school staff who assist pupils with additional needs being axed, with those remaining made to fill gaps in classroom teaching, it …
Letter from Scotland - The Edinburgh Reporter
Sep 13, 2024 · The message we’re getting this week from governments in London and Edinburgh is: “Times are tough, citizens will have to do more for themselves.”