Politics
Tomorrow (Saturday 31st March) at 8.30pm, Edinburgh joins cities around the world by powering down for Earth…
Nominations closed at 4pm today for the Edinburgh City Council Election on 3rd May 2012.
Ahead of the Edinburgh City Council Election 2012, Edinburgh bicycle advocacy group SPOKES hosts its…
The people of Edinburgh today elect 58 councillors who will serve on Edinburgh City Council's 17 multi-…
The team bidding to make Edinburgh home of the UK's new Green Investment Bank made a final push to secure the…
The annual Edinburgh International Festival of Middle Eastern Spirituality and Peace brings together people…
The Lib Dem/SNP coalition announced that the passage of the Council's budget yesterday will see "a massive…
I was reminded this past week that I was the first member to demand an emergency debate of the Church of…
First Minister Alex Salmond uses the birthday of Robert Burns to launch the consultation document on the…
The Edinburgh Inter Faith Association, the Conference of Edinburgh’s Religious Leaders and City of Edinburgh…
Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond gives his reasons for aiming for a referendum vote in 2014.
In his christmas message First Minister Alex Salmond says that our sense of the "common weel" is…
The Roman Catholic Church in Scotland and now the Church of Scotland have come out against same-sex marriages…
Edinburgh City Council yesterday voted to recognise the occupation in Edinburgh's financial quarter in St…
Professor Yasir Suleiman CBE FRSE
Professor of Modern Arabic Studies, University of Cambridge
It started with Adusters magazine's poster, inspired by the Arab Spring, suggesting that Americans Occupy…
There are few speakers who attend the Edinburgh Book Festival who can command an audience the way Roy…
The joint winners of the 2011 Amnesty International Freedom of Expression Award were announced yesterday. The…
Josie Long has been bringing quality stand-up to the Fringe for the last three or four years, winning the if…
The Speigeltent at the Edinburgh International Book Festival was near stowed for what promised to be a lively…