Ryanair's luggage rule change to affect Edinburgh Airport passengers from next week
Ryanair has confirmed it will alter its luggage rules for passengers at its UK airports, including Edinburgh.
Ryanair has confirmed it will alter its luggage rules for passengers at its UK airports, including Edinburgh.
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Edinburgh North and Leith MP Tracy Gilbert has joined forces with campaign group Looking For Growth to call for a rethink.
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Edinburgh property firm Umega secures £1.05m OakNorth loan to acquire a majority stake in Dundee lettings company Easylets, adding nearly 1,000 properties.
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Edinburgh start-up Draconite wins KPMG UK’s Most Promising Small Business award, securing £25,000 to develop heat-protection technology for global markets.
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While the scheme has already been rolled out in the west of Scotland, the government has not confirmed when the cap will be expanded to Edinburgh.
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Edinburgh Community Solar Co-op launches £1.13m share offer for panels on 10 public buildings. Residents can invest from £25 for projected 5% annual returns.
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From hot chocolate and sweet treats to golden tickets and a visit from Santa himself, one of the world's most loved festive experiences is returning to Scotland's capital
Edinburgh's unbeaten start to this season's URC ends as they lose 31-12 to Benetton in Italy.
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Residents at the complex told The Herald they were unimpressed with the level of engagement from developers AMA, calling their plans 'insulting'.
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On the grey side of the year, when the sky turns to soft grey by mid-afternoon and the streets trade colour for shadow, a single red scarf can rewrite the entire scene
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Writing to principal Sir Peter Mathieson and other senior leaders, staff warned that the cuts are likely to impact the university’s international reputation.
Winter announces itself softly before it arrives in earnest. There is the first frost silvering the garden, the first morning when breath hangs visible in the air, and the first evening when daylight has gone by late afternoon and the...
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Poor profitability is blamed for the collapse of Edinburgh's 'unsustainable' £1m Christmas ice rink.
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Labour, SNP and Green councillors voted against appointing Professor Kim Graham to the forum, which advises the council on the 5 per cent nightly tourist tax.
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The principal and vice-chancellor has published a communique outlining his thoughts on Edinburgh University’s future and addressing 'misconceptions'.
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Now, The Herald can reveal that an academic-led financial analysis claims that the ensuing reputational damage could cost the university millions of pounds.
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CVC Capital Partners opens an Edinburgh office in South Gyle, housing 20 employees as the private markets manager expands its UK operations and global presence.
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Edinburgh and Lothians East MSP Kate Nevens was refused entry to the West Bank last Monday, alongside SNP MP for Arbroath and Broughty Ferry Lara Bird.
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Shakespeare Martineau promotes David Perdikou to legal director at its Edinburgh office, recognising his commercial property expertise across Scotland.
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Members of a women’s club in Edinburgh said they have been left feeling “intimidated and unsafe” following street harassment on their second ever weeknight run.
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Now celebrating its 25th anniversary, Edinburgh’s One Spa is building on its reputation with new treatments, upgraded facilities and innovative ways to enhance wellbeing
“Kuch Kuch Hota Hai,” Karan Johar’s first film as director, starring Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol and Rani Mukerji, will screen at the Edinburgh International Film Festival in 2028 to celebrate its 30th anniversary, with Johar set to attend....
Director Karan Johar is expected in Edinburgh for a 30th anniversary celebration of Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, partly filmed in Scotland.
"Capys might look cute and innocent but honestly, their lives are like something from a soap opera," Darren McGarry, head of animal care at Edinburgh Zoo, said in a statement.
A Halloween-themed protest against fossil fuels has targeted the first minister's residence in Edinburgh. Environmental campaigners have staged a Halloween themed demonstration outside the Scottish First Minister’s official residence...
Environmental campaigners have staged a Halloween themed demonstration outside the Scottish First Minister’s official residence over “scary” fossil fuels.
Campaigners said John Swinney is ‘not getting any treats this year’.