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Five things you need to know today
May 24, 2013 · Leave a Comment
Leith Waterworld – Canal college – Action on letting agents – 10 new commissions in Art Festival – Slow Food event in June Leith Waterworld is in the news again. The family pool was closed last year and mothballed until something could be done with the building. A closing date for sale came and went. Then the council decided to allow the community group Splashback some time to try and reopen the pool and run it, albeit with some help and supervision from the council. It was reported earlier this week that the council had received an unsolicited offer for the premises of... [Read the full story]
Business
Wave energy company celebrates milestone
May 22, 2013 · Leave a Comment
Leith firm Pelamis is celebrating a significant milestone as the ScottishPower Renewables (SPR) owned Pelamis P2 wave energy converter has this week completed its first year of a robust testing programme at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) in Orkney. The combined P2 test programme has now accumulated 7500 grid connected operating hours, and exported 160MWh of electricity to the national grid. The company says these are encouraging figures for this stage of the testing programme, and expects that generated powers will continue to rise as the programme develops. Following its first installation... [Read the full story]
Culture
Environmental charity urges West Lothian locals to discover Scotland’s wildlife
May 23, 2013 · Leave a Comment
Scotland is renowned for its unique natural heritage, breathtaking scenery and exotic wildlife and 2013 has been named the Year of Natural Scotland. To mark this occasion, environmental charity Central Scotland Forest Trust (CSFT) is encouraging locals in West Lothian to take advantage of the opportunity to explore the wildlife on their doorstep. VisitScotland and Scottish Natural Heritage have joined forces to showcase some of the country’s best loved wildlife with Scotland’s Big 5 campaign. The initiative celebrates the red squirrel, red deer, golden eagle, otter and harbour seal and is aimed... [Read the full story]
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Pedal on Parliament 2
May 19, 2013 · Leave a Comment
We will be out and about along the route of Pedal on Parliament today and all our activity will be displayed here. Pedal on Parliament 2 We are also using Tout to bring you live video…. Read More →
Radio
Apple co-founder at core of Turing Festival
August 22, 2012 · Leave a Comment
“You can think of the Turing Festival as European SxSW meets TED conferences.” The organisers of the capital’s Turing Festival are about to boot-up a three day celebration of digital culture and creativity. The 2012 Turing Festival programme includes a music hack day that will blend sound with source code, a session starring the revolutionary Raspberry Pi and the first ever visit to Scotland by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. Edinburgh Reporter Radio met the Turing Festival’s director, Jamie Coleman, and Brian Baglow of Information Dynamics to find out more. You can view the full... [Read the full story]
Sport
Lord Provost Backs Hibs for the Cup
May 22, 2013 · Leave a Comment
The Lord Provost Donald Wilson today backed Hibernian to bring The Scottish Cup back to Edinburgh for a second successive season. “On behalf of the city – or one half of it, at least – I would like wish Hibernian the very best of luck in the Scottish Cup Final on Sunday, he said. “Pat Fenlon’s side have ended their league campaign in a rich vein of form, winning their final three games in some style. Let’s hope they can make it four in a row against Celtic at Hamdpen, lifting the Scottish Cup and ending their fans’ long wait for success in this historic competition. “I’m... [Read the full story]
News
Five things you need to know today
Leith Waterworld – Canal college – Action on letting agents – 10 new commissions in Art Festival – Slow Food event in June Leith Waterworld is in the news again. The family pool was closed last year and mothballed until something could be done with the building. A closing date for sale came and went. Then the council decided... Read more of this article
Police Appeal for Help to trace Missing South Queensferry Man
Police are appealing for help in tracing a man who has gone missing from his home in South Queensferry. Andrew Hardie (29) was last seen leaving his home address in Lawson Crescent around 10.15pm last night (Wednesday). He is described as white, 5ft 8ins tall, with a slim build, and short dark hair, with stubble. When last seen he was wearing dark... Read more of this article
Splashback in deep water?
Splashback, the campaign to re-open the shut leisure pool, Leith Waterworld, this evening responded to news that the City of Edinburgh Council is considering another bid for the site as reported on Wednesday on STV Edinburgh. Campaigners said:-“We were delighted when, on 31 January 2013, the city’s Councillors overwhelmingly voted to... Read more of this article
Lord Provost Backs Hibs for the Cup
The Lord Provost Donald Wilson today backed Hibernian to bring The Scottish Cup back to Edinburgh for a second successive season. “On behalf of the city – or one half of it, at least – I would like wish Hibernian the very best of luck in the Scottish Cup Final on Sunday, he said. “Pat Fenlon’s side have ended their league campaign in... Read more of this article
Two Men Plead Guilty to George Street Jewellery Store Robbery
Two men have admitted responsibility for an armed robbery at a George Street jewellery store earlier this year. At the High Court in Glasgow, 25-year-old Elliot Jorgensen and 26-year-old Anthony Boyd pled guilty to being involved in an incident at the Rox store on George Street on Tuesday 15 January 2013. Around £1million worth of jewellery was taken... Read more of this article
Police Warn Public After Card Skimming Devices Recovered
Police in Edinburgh are urging the public to remain vigilant after several card skimming devices were recovered from cash machines in the South of the city. Between 2nd April and 19th May, officers received numerous reports of suspicious equipment attached to ATMs in the Newtown, Bruntsfield, Marchmont and Morningside areas. As a result, police seized... Read more of this article
Aquamarine Power gets approval for Western Isles wave farm
Edinburgh-based wave energy company Aquamarine Power has today received consent for a 40MW wave farm in the Western Isles. This will be the world’s largest fully-permitted ocean energy site. Here is an animation produced to show you what will be happening out on the west coast of Lewis:- The announcement was made by Energy Minister, Fergus Ewing,... Read more of this article
Youth to decide in Inverleith
The next Inverleith Neighbourhood Partnership meeting on 14 June 2013, 1.30pm at Broughton High School will focus on the young people of Inverleith. Anyone living in Inverleith aged under 18 is invited to send their thoughts on small projects that might improve the neighbourhood for young people, and those present will vote on favourites. The Neighbourhood... Read more of this article
Five things you need to know today
Stockbridge Library this evening – Alba Innovation Centre – Airport Mural – Blue Moon Café closes – Council Leader aka “Marathon Man” Andrew Kerr, local historian and author invites you to Explore Stockbridge this evening at 7:00pm through favourite images, photographs and maps of this historic and visually stunning... Read more of this article
Missing Edinburgh Man Traced
Police Scotland have confirmed that a missing Edinburgh man has been found safe and well. Kristian Wilson was last seen in the Hutchison area on 23 April 2013, but had failed to make contact with friends or family since. Enquiries revealed yesterday that the 39-year-old was in the North Berwick area and he returned to the Capital on Tuesday evening. Read More →
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