The opposite of winning is not losing, Sally, its hope,’’ or at least this is what Cowdenbeath football club fans are forced ...

The impact of AI on Edinburgh’s Festivals and the broader cultural sector, is the focus of a new publication released by ...

Multi-purpose leisure centre run by the council which offers weather-proofed indoor bowling rink and a large cafe/ bar with views looking onto Portobello beach.

The Scottish Greens were celebrating a historic win in the Scottish Parliament Election 2026 with their first ever ...

One of Edinburgh Napier's three campuses, Merchiston is home to creative, computing and engineering students. There are two schools here: The School of Arts & Creative Industries and The School of ...

The City of Edinburgh Council's nerve centre at Waverley Court is in a former car park overlooking Waverley Station and Edinburgh Old Town. The building was designed with 74 key performance indicators ...

Edinburgh's Winter Festival 2025/2026, which includes Edinburgh's Christmas and Edinburgh's Hogmanay, pulled in a record £241 ...

The Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival 2026 will bring over 100 concerts and live events to the city from Friday 17 to Sunday ...

Duddingston Kirk lies on the south-east slopes of Arthur's Seat. Part of the Church of Scotland, it is one of the oldest churches still in use in Scotland. The church was founded in the 12th century ...

‘For my professional writing debut, I wanted to follow advice and write about something I knew, so out came a musical about yearning for connection. It seems like saying hi to the person next to you ...

The King's Theatre is a 1,300 seat theatre situated in the Tollcross area of Edinburgh. It is owned by the City of Edinburgh Council and managed by Capital Theatres. The King's was built in 1905 and ...

If the pre-concert talk started a little late, it was soon caught up with a firecracking discussion between violinist Sophie Lang and the evening's conductor, John Williams. He comes with a reputation ...