The Edinburgh Reporter April 2024

21 Rachel moves up the fast lane Mavericks retain varsity bowl in gridiron thriller THE ANNUAL ‘VARSITY AMERICAN FOOTBALL game b ...

Vargas warms Tynie hearts 22 SPORT Tait is in it for the long haul EICA funding Balerno boy sets sights on Europe after bright s ...

23 Maolida is a happy Hibee VAR gets thumbs up Hertha Berlin loanee excels at Easter Road By CALLUM NAPIER MYZIANE MAOLIDA has e ...

Our online exclusive Family Day Tripper ticket is just £8 for 2 adults plus up to 3 children for all day tram travel and include ...

EDINBURGH’S FREE LOCAL NEWSPAPER...A CAPITAL READ FROM START TO FINISH April 2024 Alan Simpson Eco-nomy class Fringe benefits Ci ...

2 NEWS Editorial About us... Our news relates to Edinburgh and the immediate area. If you would like to submit an article or pho ...

3 Craigroyston went eco A journey to school camp turned into an environmental lesson National Lottery comes up with funding for ...

4 Visitor levy looms ahead Candidate for Westminster GP dilemma in South Edinburgh By PHYLLIS STEPHEN EUAN HYSLOP councillor for ...

55 Adult learners accuse council of “tokenism” By PHYLLIS STEPHEN TOURISM EXPERT Pete Irvine said Edinburgh can handle a tourist ...

By PHYLLIS STEPHEN A former Art Deco cinema in Portobello could be “demolished by default” according to a local MP. The George C ...

77 HAPPINESS SEASON has launched at Jupiter Artland with a selection of activities and workshops to inspire “hope, lightness and ...

By PHYLLIS STEPHEN STEPHEN SALTER who died on 23 February aged 85, was Emeritus Professor of Engineering Design at the Universit ...

By CHARLIE ELLIS THE OLD EDINBURGH CLUB has a mission to uncover and capture “vanishing evidence of Edinburgh’s history” and tab ...

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11 Debbie Anderson invites you to take yourself back to your childhood with traditional jars of sweets in her shop. Chewits and ...

1212 FEATURE A n old Georgian villa in the east of Edinburgh called Marionville which lends its name to the district, a few stre ...

1313 going down on one knee, Macrae begged forgiveness for having chastised her servant. Later at Marionville, an anonymous lett ...

14 BUSINESS Airport grounded by connectivity Flight gateway to Scotland hampered by lack of transport networks and infrastructur ...

1515 King’s new clothes Gallery reopens after 18-month long renovation Accessories by Edinburgh firm George Hunter & Co LORN ...

16 FOOD AND DRINK A CONSISTENT THEME of this column is that good coffee is not easily made. While specialty coffee culture and l ...