Printed in Kilmarnock by John Wilson during the summer of 1786 and published on 21 July 1786, the Kilmarnock Burns is regarded by many as one of Scotland’s

Newtongrange residents are being invited to showcase their gardens as the village’s annual gardening competition returns for 2026.This year’s winners will be announced during a special community event marking the 100th anniversary of Newtongrange Welfare Park on Saturday 19 September.The centenary c…

For many Scottish business owners, tax planning can feel like something to deal with “later”. Later, once growth settles. Later, when profits increase. Later, when a sale feels closer.  However, inaction can be a tax decision in itself and not always a neutral one.With continued divergence in S…

I hope Edinburgh Magazine will consider publishing this, not as a party-political attack, but as a heartfelt letter from one Scot to another.Because I think many of us are tired.Tired of being told that Scotland had its say in 2014 and must now stay quiet forever. Tired of being told that democracy …

Entries will be grouped into twelve categories, each celebrating a particular value of Scotland’s capital city. The winning photograph in each category will

Queensferry occupied a strategically important position during the Second World War because of its proximity to the Firth of Forth, the naval base at Port

As Aly Bain celebrates his 80th birthday this year, his contribution to Scottish culture and music remains unparalleled. Widely recognised as a Scottish icon,

Scotland may have earned a new title, according to fresh research examining the nation's romantic habits.A survey of UK adults found that people in Scotland are more likely than those elsewhere in Britain to prepare for a romantic moment, with brushing teeth, using mouthwash and carefully considerin…

With over 24,000 autopsies to his name, Dr Richard Shepherd has worked on the cases that defined out times: the Bali Bombings, the Princess Diana inquiry, the 9/11 terrorist attack, the Spy in the Bag (Gareth Williams), London Bombings, Russian Assassination Squads and more. From facing serial kil…

A musician from Perth has embarked on an unusual cross-country adventure across the United States, relying largely on the kindness of strangers as he makes his way to Scotland's opening World Cup match.Logan Gilmartin set out from San Francisco with the aim of reaching Boston in time to watch Scotla…

Residents will go to the polls on Thursday 3 September to elect one new councillor in each ward. The current electorate is 24,304 for Southside/Newington and

Commenting on her appointment, Laura Brady said,

For the past 18 years, Made in Scotland has played a key role in supporting Scottish artists, helping them build international partnerships, reach wider

The partnership brings together two organisations united by a shared Scottish heritage, international outlook, and commitment to excellence, while creating

"It is incredible to see Lorne Primary School celebrating its 150th anniversary. This important milestone provides a great opportunity to reflect and

The Welcome Centre, run by Bethany Christian Trust at the Council-owned ELS House on Gorgie Road, was due to cease operations at the end of April. Following a

Timed to coincide with the national awareness week running from 3 to 9 May, the initiative will provide homebuyers and sellers with advice on creating

QCCC supports around 400 older people each year across South Queensferry and surrounding communities, helping to reduce isolation and improve wellbeing

Over the past month (28 February to 31 March 2026), even more children and young people across the city have had the chance to experience the benefits of live

Megan will officially take up the role on 1 April 2026, succeeding John MacMillan, who has led the organisation since 2016.

Katie Palmer, founder of Brass Tacks Comedy, enrolled on the course after spotting it in Martin Lewis’s Money Saving Expert newsletter. What started as a

New data presented during a recent industry gathering indicates that average desk rates have increased by 8% year-on-year, now standing at £403 per desk per

Plans for 49 new affordable homes at Coatfield Lane have been approved, marking a significant step forward in the council’s ongoing efforts to increase the

Atholl Crescent forms part of Edinburgh’s New Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site internationally recognised for its architectural and urban planning

The Edinburgh count will return 13 Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs). Six are constituency MSPs and seven are from the regional list for Edinburgh and

Louise Briggs, Curator, Travelling Gallery said:

Mona Yoo offers a thoughtful and compelling reflection on the City Art Centre’s own history and future potential.

Arthur’s Seat and Holyrood Park collectively receive millions of visits each year. Yet relatively few are aware of the 300-million-year story beneath their

The centre will host Mission of Innocents’ programmes using art, music, movement and storytelling to support children and families who have experienced war,

Past Shelves highlights an important part of Edinburgh’s recent history and the role that local bookshops played in supporting the city’s LGBTQ+ community.

This is part of a series of initiatives that is being coordinated as The Key Safe Company celebrates 30 years of providing secure access to vulnerable people

In Scotland, 1 in 3 people live with one or more long-term health conditions that has a significant impact on their lives, a figure that is expected to grow

100 years after Viscount Chelmsford officially opened Newtongrange Welfare Park, residents of the Midlothian village are being asked for their suggestions on

The Edinburgh-based charity Scottish Love in Action proudly invites you to our annual Cinema Night held at the iconic Dominion Cinema in Morningside on the

Edinburgh’s Visitor Levy scheme was formally agreed in January 2025.

Almost 30,000 jobs have been created or supported since 2018 thanks to the Edinburgh and South East Scotland City Region Deal.

Edinburgh-based Danu Robotics has been selected to represent the city at the Venture Café Global Gathering in Tokyo after winning the regional Pitch2Tokyo competition, often described as a ‘World Cup of Innovation.

As part of Dementia Awareness Month, a free public information evening in central Edinburgh will offer families the chance to hear from a panel of experienced

A rare mapping quirk will briefly return to Scotland in late 2026, when true north, grid north and magnetic north align at points in Aberdeenshire. Viral claims have overstated its timing and meaning, but official modelling from Ordnance Survey and the British Geological Survey confirms the phenomenon is real, well understood, and rooted in the slow movement of Earth’s magnetic field rather than any physical or mystical effect.

Carlene McAvoy, from Water Safety Scotland, said:

The Edwardians: Age of Elegance will delve into the dazzling world of two of Britain’s most stylish royal couples – King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, and

The award celebrates Celine’s 20 years of leadership, during which she has guided a dedicated team working to enhance the lives of families across Scotland.

In 2025 Yoo was invited to delve into the history of City Art Centre - from its early years as the production site for the Scotsman newspaper, to the

Lauren Doran-Barr and Tegan Bowie donated 15 Nuby ‘Santa Surprise Boxes’ to Circle, a charity that supports children and families across Scotland who are

Wemyss Family Spirits and Stewart Brewing have teamed up to launch a flavour-driven partnership, built on shared values of independence, quality craftsmanship