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In the sphere of climate change, 19th century Irish physicist John Tyndall (1820-1893) is a giant.
The Edinburgh Medal is a prestigious award given each year to men and women of science and technology who are…
The City of Edinburgh Council has completed submission documents for the Transient Visitor Levy (TVL), aka…
It opened with a Bloom and ended with a familar “Boom!”.
A public holiday marks the start of the Edinburgh trade holidays fortnight.
Many businesses take a holiday…
Unique Events, who have produced Edinburgh’s Hogmanay for 24 years for the City of Edinburgh Council, said…
The new year starts with an extra day off work (for most).
The Edinburgh International Festival has raked in £4.2 million in income from ticket sales for the first time…
With a hearty Edinburgh reception, Sir Vincent (Vince) Cable took his seat with Phil Harding who was in the…
Roy Hattersley appeared with a beard which he assured the audience was not to be seen as being in sympathy…
Tax may not sound like the most exciting subject but the Studio Theatre was packed with around 275 of us to…
The appearance of Mervyn King, former Governor of the Bank of England, produced a predictably very…