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DAVID PEACOCK: A RETROSPECTIVE
David Peacock – whose retrospective shows at Northumberland Street's Gallery on the Corner until 26 February – was born on 28 October 1945 and…
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David Peacock – whose retrospective shows at Northumberland Street's Gallery on the Corner until 26 February – was born on 28 October 1945 and…
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LEARNING TO BE HUMAN AT THE UNION GALLERY
Union Gallery's new exhibition features the work of two Edinburgh-based artists who approach 'Being Human' from quite different angles.Audrey Grant…
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Union Gallery's new exhibition features the work of two Edinburgh-based artists who approach 'Being Human' from quite different angles.Audrey Grant…
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TENTERFIELD WAS NO DUMPING GROUND
Local author Margaret Irvine will be at McDonald Road Library on 26 February to discuss her autobiographical Tenterfield, My Happy Childhood in Care…
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Local author Margaret Irvine will be at McDonald Road Library on 26 February to discuss her autobiographical Tenterfield, My Happy Childhood in Care…
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STATISTICS REVEAL EDINBURGH'S SAFEST DRIVERS
Statistics produced by the Scottish Government suggest two unlikely groups as Edinburgh's safest drivers.Between 2005 and 2009 the safest way of…
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Statistics produced by the Scottish Government suggest two unlikely groups as Edinburgh's safest drivers.Between 2005 and 2009 the safest way of…
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LAZAROWICZ TO HOST FAIRTRADE DISCUSSION
Edinburgh North and Leith MP Mark Lazarowicz is to host a free, public meeting to discuss Fairtrade on 5 March.He is inviting experts, practitioners…
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Edinburgh North and Leith MP Mark Lazarowicz is to host a free, public meeting to discuss Fairtrade on 5 March.He is inviting experts, practitioners…
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STICKERED CITY
Broughton's proliferating stickers are at their thickest where Broughton Street meets York Place.Just about every vertical pole and lamppost is…
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Broughton's proliferating stickers are at their thickest where Broughton Street meets York Place.Just about every vertical pole and lamppost is…
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PLANNING UPDATE – 14.2.11
An indefatigable sandwich shop proprietor at 3 Elm Row has reapplied to change the premises' use to a hot food takeaway, just 4 months after his last…
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An indefatigable sandwich shop proprietor at 3 Elm Row has reapplied to change the premises' use to a hot food takeaway, just 4 months after his last…
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ST VALENTINE'S DAY VELOCIPEDE
A bicycle chained to railings on Bellevue Terrace was romantically adorned with a bunch of plastic red roses yesterday afternoon.Was this two-wheeled…
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A bicycle chained to railings on Bellevue Terrace was romantically adorned with a bunch of plastic red roses yesterday afternoon.Was this two-wheeled…
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'EVENING NEWS' AND TOO-SMALL LANGUAGE
Do you ever worry that the English language's 750,000 words are not quite enough?Staff at the Edinburgh Evening News must fear exactly that, since…
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Do you ever worry that the English language's 750,000 words are not quite enough?Staff at the Edinburgh Evening News must fear exactly that, since…
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CONMAN PROVES PC CLOD
A suspected conman phoned an Albany Street firm of solicitors at 10:00am on Wednesday 9 February. He claimed to represent 'Midlothian Police' and…
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A suspected conman phoned an Albany Street firm of solicitors at 10:00am on Wednesday 9 February. He claimed to represent 'Midlothian Police' and…
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