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  • Edinburgh, 'Favourite UK City'...

    Readers of Conde Nast Traveller magazine recently voted Edinburgh as their 'Favourite UK City'. But just what is it that makes it so special? Watch our video and find out for yourself

  • Invest in Edinburgh

    Edinburgh City Region is a world influencer in science, business, education and the arts and is Scotland's judicial and administrative centre.

    The city region offers investors a highly educated and skilled workforce; access to UK, European and English- speaking markets; a stable political and supportive fiscal environment; a competitive economy with potential for growth and an unbeatable quality of life.

  • Be A Part Of It

    Stunning natural beauty, fabulous architecture, friendly, welcoming people and a varied and vibrant cultural life. Why just visit when you can live here?

  • Fulfil Your Potential

    A world-renowned seat of learning, Edinburgh has been at the forefront of political, cultural and scientific development for centuries.

    That tradition continues to this day and, combined with the city's superb quality of life, means that there's no better place to expand your horizons, make new friends and develop your skills.

  • Visit Edinburgh...

    From stunning skylines to sandy beaches, festivals to fireworks – Edinburgh is one of the most beautiful destinations in the world. Make it your 'must-visit'

  • Watch our Invest Film...

    Edinburgh was crowned the Best Small City of the Future and Top Location for Economic Potential 2010/11 in the Financial Times fDi magazine awards. Scotland's Inspiring Capital has also won many awards for its environment, economy, innovation and architecture.

    This short video presents compelling evidence why Edinburgh city region is the place to invest.

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  • Tuesday 07 September 2010

    200,000 expected to watch fireworks mark end of festival

    THE heavens will glow in a brilliant cascade of colour on Sunday as the traditional climax to the Edinburgh International Festival goes off with a bang.
  • Tuesday 07 September 2010

    Turnover up for Scottish Enterprise firms

    Companies supported by Scottish Enterprise increased turnover by a total of £376m last year, according to figures released by the agency.
  • Tuesday 07 September 2010

    Study into volcanic ash cloud effects planned

    A £430,000 research project into the effects of Icelandic volcanic activity on Scotland is to begin in October.
  • Tuesday 07 September 2010

    Richard Branson bank to site new HQ in Capital

    THE Scottish finance industry received a much-needed boost yesterday as two firms unveiled plans to create hundreds of jobs north of the Border, reversing a recent downward trend that threatened the country's reputation as a major banking centre.

Features

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Wednesday, September 08, 2010
September What’s On Round-up

Although August is fast becoming fading memory and the Festival is unfortunately over for another year, there’s little chance of boredom because there’s plenty of interesting things happening in and around Edinburgh in September. ... more

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Wednesday, September 08, 2010
Prizes! Take the Edinburgh Photography Quiz...

How much do you know about Edinburgh? Whether you live here or just like to visit, we’ve racked our brains to compile a Facebook Quiz designed to test your knowledge to the limit. ... more

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Tuesday, September 07, 2010
Social Media Marketing and Edinburgh's Tourist Trails

Edinburgh's tourist trails have gone high-tech with the development of the Foursquare based 'Mayor of Edinburgh' competition. ... more

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  • Calendar Girls

    King's Theatre: The show about the Women's Institute fundraisers who stripped for a (tasteful) nude calendar returns with a cast led by Elaine C Smith and featuring Denise Black, Jean Boht, Jennifer Ellison, Julia Hills, Rachel Lumberg, Ruth Madoc and Joe McGann.

  • Edinburgh Ceilidhs

    Roxy Art House; Lauriston Hall; Roxy Art House: Traditional fun with ceilidh bands and a piper, and some international folk dances to complement the Scottish classics. Refreshments available.

  • Lark Rise to Candleford

    King's Theatre: A revival of Keith Dewhurst's original stage adaptation.

  • Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre

    Edinburgh Festival Theatre: The prestigious American dance company returns with their innovative and extraordinary blend of modern, ballet and jazz dance.

  • Frankie Boyle: I Would Happily Punch Every One Of You in the Face

    Edinburgh Festival Theatre: The razor-tongued and ever-so-slightly controversial comedian, now best known as star of 'Mock the Week' and '8 out of 10 Cats', heads out on an almighty tour of Britain. If you can't wait until the show, fill the time by swotting up on his new autobiography, 'My Shit Life So Far'.

  • Bear Sauna

    Steamworks Sauna: Sauna session for men who like their men with plenty of fluff on them. Discounts available for Bear Scots club members.

  • The Dress Affair

    The GRV: A new play involving an adulterous husband, his lonely wife and a revolutionary therapist. Based on a poem by Brazilian poet Carlos Drummond do Andrade, thought-provoking questions are posed on the themes of gender, misogyny and sexism. Email bookings@tightlacedtheatre.org to book.

  • The Buzzcocks

    The Liquid Room: Over 14s show. Punk veterans who can still pull off those frustrated teenage sentiments and shine with 'Ever Fallen in Love?'.

  • Sunshine on Leith

    Edinburgh Festival Theatre: A musical from Dundee Rep Ensemble, packed with songs from The Proclaimers, that follows the highs and lows of two soldiers returning home from the army. Glaswegian actor Billy Boyd, famous for his turn as Pippin the mischievous hobbit in the 'Lord of the Rings' trilogy, stars.

  • Edward Weston: Life Work

    City Art Centre: Survey exhibition of work by this iconic American photographer containing vintage prints, and previously unpublished works. A contemporary of Man Ray, his work focuses on form and sculpture in beautifully-rendered black and white.

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