Sports & Culture
The art of ownership: how North Edinburgh Arts is building community wealth
Edinburgh is known as a global capital of culture. But three miles north of the ...
By Charlie Ellis Edited by Lucas Batt, Greater Community Media
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Fringe 2025: new crime thriller at Edinburgh Deaf Festival – also for hearing audiences
Audiences for BBC’s The Reunion and ITV’s thriller Code of Silence were intrigued by these ...
By Joanna Matthews, The Edinburgh Reporter
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Glasgow’s local anti-racist festival: a riot of colour and community activism with an important message
The annual Govanhill International Festival & Carnival (GIFC) parade took place on Saturday, kicking off ...
By Devon McCole and Sadia Sikandar
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Explore low-carbon futures at Orkney International Science Festival
Place-based learning experts First Hand are set to stage a 3-day event in Orkney, exploring how ...
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The best stand up acts at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025
Marc Jennings: Bread and Circuses Monkey Barrel 4 at 7:50pm, from 28 July – 24 ...
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Festival season in Argyll and Bute: Rhinns Lighthouse Festival and Book Festival this August
With festival season in full swing across the UK and Scotland, including popular music festivals ...
By The Illeach, Rhinns Lighthouse Festival Committee and Carolyn Ferguson
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Sri Lankan cuisine finds a home on Glasgow’s food map
Often mistaken, people think of Sri Lankan food as either “Indian or Pakistani food, but ...
By Jasmine Mohamed, Migrant Women Press
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A Nigerian heart in a Scottish home: exploring what it means to belong
I grew up as a third culture kid – a term that describes children who spend ...
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Date set for the re-opening of iconic Edinburgh art house cinema
A date has been set for the re-opening of Edinburgh’s Filmhouse after years of closure ...
By Liam Eunson, Midlothian View
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Age Scotland launches Act Now, Age Better campaign
Lifestyle medicine doctor, personal trainer and health coach, Dr Hussian Al-Zubaidi, said: “We can all ...
By Phyllis Stephen, The Edinburgh Reporter
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The Wild West in Morningside is one of Edinburgh’s most unusual attractions
Tucked away in one of Edinburgh’s suburbs is a time capsule transporting you back in ...
By Liam Eunson, Midlothian View
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The Minister for Drugs and Alcohol Policy has died: Christina McKelvie 1968–2025
The First Minister, John Swinney has issued a statement. Mr Swinney said: “I am devastated ...
By Phyllis Stephen, The Edinburgh Reporter
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