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Nominations Open for the 2025 Edinburgh Award: Honouring Those Who Inspire the Capital

1 week ago | edinburghmagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska

Since 2007, this accolade has honoured individuals who have made remarkable and lasting contributions to the city, putting Edinburgh firmly on the national and global map. The Edinburgh Award celebrates those whose outstanding achievements have enriched our capital and showcased it to the world.
Monumental: Walking Tour Brings Edinburgh’s Forgotten Women to Life This May

2 weeks ago | edinburghmagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska

Edinburgh has nearly 200 monuments and statues dotted around the city, showcasing key historical figures in the city’s history – but where are all the women? Part of the Edinburgh 900 celebrations, Monumental is a new extraordinary theatrical walking tour that showcases the real ‘herstory’ of Edinburgh.
Couple Cycle for the Charity That Helped Save Their Premature Baby’s Life

2 weeks ago | edinburghmagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska

Paul and Meghan Godsman, whose baby Blake, was born in May 2024, will be part of a 70 strong peloton for the bp Coast 2 Coast cycle in support of Simpsons Special Care Babies at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh (RIE). Paul, an offshore wind engineer at bp, based in Edinburgh, has completed the annual cycle twice before but Meghan is cycling for the first time.
Oatly Sampling Tour Arrives in Edinburgh with Thousands of Free Coffees

3 weeks ago | edinburghmagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska

Popping up in Edinburgh for a five-day period, the Oatly sampling van will appear at Murrayfield Sainsbury’s between the 6th and 8th of April, and in Edinburgh’s Castle Street 9th – 10th April. Passers-by can come down to enjoy the great taste of Oatly, picking up a free oat flat white at either venue, one of over 20,000 being handed out nationwide.
Edinburgh International Festival Serves Up a Taster of 2025 with Ice Cream and Artistry

1 month ago | edinburghmagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska

This year’s hand-picked selection of leading international and local artists, underpinned by timely theme The Truth We Seek, promises opportunities to experience world-class artists in thought-provoking and unconventional ways.
Engineering Heroes Celebrated at Edinburgh Science Festival with Landmark Sculpture

1 month ago | edinburghmagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska

The sculpture will be displayed at City Art Centre as part of DiscoveryLab, its first display outside of London. Created to mark National Engineering Day 2024, the sculpture was part of an art project to celebrate inspirational engineers and represents Alice Kan, a mechanical engineer who played an important role in the manufacture of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine.
The Bold Story Behind Scotland’s Parliamentary Transformation : The Scottish Parliament Building

1 month ago | edinburghmagazine.com | Barry Kirkham

Picture this: the Scottish Parliament Building, standing bold and proud against the backdrop of Arthur’s Seat (an old volcano, by the way) and streets filled with spires and castle-like grandeur that practically scream history. It’s a wonderful mix of old and new – the building’s modern design is a total contrast to the historic city around it, but it shows how Scotland is moving forward while still respecting its past.
Why Edinburgh Remains One of the Best Places to Live in the UK

1 month ago | edinburghmagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska

The 17th annual Edinburgh by Numbers, published today (Friday 14 March), is based on data from a variety of sources including the ONS, National Records of Scotland and the Scottish Household Survey. Looked at together, the figures reveal that residents in the Scottish capital are 1.5 times more likely to take up cycling and running – with most (74%) able to enjoy local green spaces within a five minute walk from home.
Scottish Whisky's Position Amidst US-EU Tariff Tensions: A Market Analysis

1 month ago | edinburghmagazine.com | Barry Kirkham

The ongoing trade tensions between the United States and the European Union continue to cause uncertainty in global markets, with potential implications for Scottish whisky producers. For Scotland’s whisky industry, a careful analysis is warranted, particularly given the UK’s position outside the European Union following Brexit.
Sam Newbould Quintet Brings Critically Acclaimed Jazz to Scotland for the First Time

1 month ago | edinburghmagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska

Known for their genre-blending approach to jazz and dynamic storytelling, the quintet will perform at venues across Scotland and England, including Edinburgh, Greenock, Stirling, Aberdeen, and Glasgow. Despite calling Amsterdam home for nearly a decade, Newbould describes this tour as a personal homecoming. “Scotland has always had a special place in my heart. I have childhood memories of cycling through its rugged landscapes and getting lost in the magic of Stirling Castle.