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Cost of Living payment Edinburgh: DWP confirms when £301 will be paid into bank accounts this spring

DWP announces dates the spring Cost of Living payment will be paid Will Millar

Travelodge has been developing some of its hotels in partnership with local authorities.

Travelodge sees local council tie-ups as route to 300 more UK hotels Scott Reid

Not all jobs are suitable for working from home (Picture: Oli Scarff/AFP via Getty Images)

Scotland needs civil servants to be at their desks, not working from home Susan Dalgety

Auticon UK says its focus is 'recruiting and retaining talent based on identifying and playing to the strengths of the individual' - and good for businesses. Picture: Kent Smith/Hand Cranked Films Inc.

Autistic people 'face catalogue of barriers preventing entry to workforce' Emma Newlands

The Corn Exchange will be hosting a Scottish vegan festival this April.

Scottish Vegan Festival is coming to city next month with a packed programme Annabelle Gauntlett

Evening News reporter Jolene Campbell chose this Leith cafe down by the shore as her favourite cafe in Edinburgh. She said: "The best meze, reasonably priced doubler morning rolls, baklava to die for. The drinks are great too from Colombian coffee to Turkish apple tea. Can't beat sitting out on sunny day looking over the Shore."

The best cafes in the city according to us - in pictures Kevin Quinn

Sir Richard Branson and piper Louise Marshall mark the opening of the new Virgin Hotels Edinburgh development in the Old Town. Picture: Euan Cherry/PA Wire

Richard Branson urges Edinburgh to build more hotels to keep city centre ‘alive’ Brian Ferguson

Ash Bairstow, operations director at Herringbone, said the latest venue, in the Abbeyhill area of Edinburgh, would be a 'great asset to the local community'.

New bar and restaurant in shadow of Edinburgh’s Calton Hill to take on 20 staff Scott Reid

Pub giant JD Wetherspoon runs some 840 pubs across the UK and Ireland, including Dunfermline’s Guildhall & Linen Exchange. Picture: Scott Reid

Wetherspoon cheers return to profit as chairman eyes easing of inflation Scott Reid

The mystery red box from Virgin will appear at St Giles Cathedral tomorrow.

Mystery red box will give residents the chance to win prizes Kevin Quinn

Nicola Anderson, boss of FinTech Scotland, cheered the UK Government supporting the 'high-growth potential of fintech innovation in Glasgow. Picture: Lisa Ferguson.

Innovation in Scots fintech boosted as UK bankrolls pioneering Glasgow project Emma Newlands

Sweet Surprise at Jarnac Court in Dalkeith is due to open on Monday.

News New dessert diner set to open on Monday Kevin Quinn

The new Jigsaw store has a retail area of 1,500 square feet and has a boutique feel, with soft lighting and featuring bold mid-century furniture throughout.

Jigsaw opens its new Edinburgh boutique Gary Flockhart

MD Nikola Kelly (centre) with, from left, other MBO team members Matt Druce, Freddie Kidd, Gareth Biggerstaff, Christina Hall, Caroline Ross, and Michael Phair. Picture: contributed.

IT-focused recruiter Be-IT set for 'next chapter' after completing MBO Emma Newlands

Sydney May Nicholson has started as a grafter in the new Channel 4 game show, Rise & Fall.

Delivery driver battles it out to win £100k on new game show Annabelle Gauntlett

The Williams family celebrates 40 years of their 'community focused' shop this week. From left to right: Sophie Williams, Dennis Williams, Linda Williams and local Labour councillor Scott Arthur.
The Williams family are described as ‘local legends’ by many of their customers and together with their team of 15 staff are known for the friendly atmosphere they create. Opened in 1983 as the Broadway Star Supermarket by Dennis’ parents, Kenneth and Barbara Williams, it has operated under the Premier banner since 1997.

Much-loved community shop celebrates 40th anniversary Neil Johnstone

Woodland Creatures on Leith Walk has been put up for sale.

Popular Leith bar goes up for sale Gary Flockhart

Baillie Gifford is an Edinburgh-based fund management group with some £227 billion under management and advice.

Baillie Gifford suffers fresh blow after shake-up at Scottish Mortgage Scott Reid

Jeavon Lolay, head of economics and market insight at Lloyds Bank Corporate & Institutional Banking, said February’s data underlined the economy’s 'relative robustness'.

Number of business sectors in growth mode hits ten-month high Scott Reid

Nottingham's Broadmarsh Centre is a concrete monstrosity much like Edinburgh's former St James Centre (Picture: Tim Goode/PA)

A Tale of Two Cities: The very different fortunes of Edinburgh and Nottingham Donald Anderson

Now KPMG’s Edinburgh office senior partner, Ms Arnott says she hails from a 'very, very working class background' with money at home very tight. Picture: contributed.

Interview: KPMG exec Arleen Arnott on her vision of a more diverse talent pool Emma Newlands

Fraser Geddes has been with Anderson Strathern for just for over 12 years. Picture: Chris Watt Photography

Anderson Strathern's new chairman sets out vision amid 'challenging' times Scott Reid

The Edinburgh bakers to make it the shortlist are Babyfaced Baker Ltd, Mimi’s Bakehouse, Cuckoo’s Bakery and The Breadwinner Bakery.

Four local bakeries up for prestigious award Gary Flockhart

The new Edinburgh distillery will have panoramic views over Leith and the Firth of Forth

Sneak preview of Leith distillery ahead of opening Ginny Sanderson

From left: Gary McGrath, Masterton Bond operations manager and Artisanal Spirits Company boss Andrew Dane. Picture: Artisanal Spirits Company/Peter Sandground.

Artisanal Spirits Company rolls out barrel for official launch of £2.5m facility Emma Newlands

Paul Kitching of Edinburgh's 21212 restaurant died suddenly in December 2022

Award-winning city restaurant announces closure Ginny Sanderson

The potential for tidal energy in France is 'huge', says Nova. Picture: contributed.

Tidal power firm Nova Innovation makes French debut, and eyes broader EU market Emma Newlands

Pentland Cycle Hire is situated at the Flotterstone Inn Car Park, Penicuik.

Pedal the Pentland Hills in Midlothian By The Newsroom

Proposals for the delivery of an exciting mixed-use development at 20 Haymarket Yards have been given the green light by City of Edinburgh Council.

Plans for new Edinburgh hotel get the green light Gary Flockhart

Evening News reporter Rachel Mackie chose this Broughton Street chippy as her favourite in Edinburgh. She said: "I have to admit I'm not a fish and chip shop expert, but there is NOTHING tastier after a few pints than chips and cheese with salt and sauce. Somehow I always end up at Cafe Piccante after a drink or two, and I'm always delighted about it."

The 6 best chips shops - in pictures Kevin Quinn

Scotland's deposit return scheme is due to begin operating later this year

Why all the fuss about the deposit return scheme? It’s done all over the world Vladimir McTavish

Take a look through our photo gallery to discover the 15 best pubs in Edinburgh right now, according to Conde Nast Traveller.

15 best Edinburgh pubs according to Conde Nast Gary Flockhart

The Three Sisters pub, heaving with people from across Edinburgh.

Hundreds queue for St Patrick's Day event Annabelle Gauntlett

COS Edinburgh Pic Mark Cocksedge

COS fashion chain opens in St James Quarter Gaby Soutar

Escape Hunt Edinburgh to launch new Alice in Wonderland themed treasure hunt experience.

Clues hidden around city for Alice in Wonderland themed treasure hunt Anna Bryan

Welcome to National World Publishing’s newest website

NottinghamWorld launches as National World continues to expand Katie Clark

Abrdn will move people out of St Andrew Square through 2023, with the majority of teams moving to its 1 George Street building, above, which was recently refurbished.

Abrdn to save millions by quitting vast Edinburgh office that can house 1,200 Scott Reid

Fronting the team with 18 years of experience is legal director Claire Christie. Picture: Ian Georgeson

Business East Lothian legal firm takes aim with launch of family law division Scott Reid

Cybermen at the entrance to the National Museum Of Scotland at a preview for the Doctor Who Worlds of Wonder exhibition at National Museum of Scotland in December. Picture: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire

National Museum crowned Scotland’s most popular attraction Brian Ferguson

From left: Miller Hendry chairman John Thom and Lindsays managing partner Alasdair Cummings. Picture: contributed.

Scots legal major Lindsays snaps up peer in its 'biggest merger deal to date' Emma Newlands

The firm says it has been in 'advanced' talks with retailers for its new range of products, with its first Scotland-wide listing going live in weeks. Picture: Ian Georgeson.

Restaurant brand FreshMex serves up major investment in new retail product trio Emma Newlands

John Macaulay, a Face volunteer who received an MBE in recognition of his charitable work, with Michelle Brown, who established Love Your Business.

Edinburgh networking club marks fifth anniversary with cancer charity tie-up Scott Reid

John Lewis has department stores in Edinburgh and Glasgow, above, having closed its Aberdeen store. Further cost cutting is now on the cards across the business. Picture: John Devlin

John Lewis: Bonus blow and huge cost-cutting as retail icon slumps to £78m loss Scott Reid

The proposed balcony alterations, on the first floor to the left of the entrance at the Caley Picture House on Lothian Road.

Wetherspoon’s drinks balcony refused Donald Turvill, LDR

Dave Livesey is the club executive for AND Digital’s Club Somerville in Edinburgh. Picture: Will Amlot.

Why tech isn’t just for tech firms - Dave Livesey of AND Digital Dave Livesey

CodeBase says it along with partner Legal Geek 'are eager to push the boundaries of innovation and transformation in the legal industry'. Picture: contributed.

CodeBase selected to deliver £3m programme driving innovation in UK legal sector Emma Newlands

Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt leaves 11 Downing Street, London, with his ministerial box before delivering the UK Budget (Picture: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire)

Why UK Budget is a continuation of the Tories’ 13 years of failure – Ian Murray Ian Murray

Best home energy efficient lighting: eco-friendly low-cost bulbs

Best home energy efficient lighting: eco-friendly low-cost bulbs Jacob Little

'We are delighted with our success over the last year,' says boss Rachel Jones. Picture: Chris Watt.

Counterfeit-tackling SnapDragon Monitoring eyeing international expansion Emma Newlands

The Scottish Retail Consortium said total sales grew by 0.6 per cent in February, compared with the same month last year and once prices had been adjusted for inflation.

Scots retail sales rise for fourth month as grocery inflation hits 24-year high Scott Reid

How ignoring hearing loss could affect your mental wellbeing and be a factor in cognitive decline

Ad Feature Where to get a free hearing health check in Edinburgh Jackie Mitchell

BR-DGE's targets now include boosting its ranks, and undertaking another fundraise to fuel its growth trajectory. Picture: contributed.

Interview: how fintech BR-DGE's CEO Thomas Gillan is targeting global traction Emma Newlands

Surgeons Quarter managing director Scott Mitchell: 'The performance showcases that we are an ambitious and forward-looking organisation.' Picture: Ian Georgeson Photography

Edinburgh hospitality firm sees sales surpass pre-Covid peak but profits hit Scott Reid

John Bain & Son at Stenhouse Cross was chosen by many of our readers as the best place in Edinburgh to get a pie. With Duncan Meehan, Stephen McKenzie, Jenifer Gare, Alison Weir, Lynda Philip and Hazel McDonald among those raving about the pies from 'Bains'.

The tastiest pies in Edinburgh according to you Kevin Quinn

Take a look through our photo gallery to see 12 of the best traditional pubs in Edinburgh.

In pictures 12 ‘proper’ pubs in Edinburgh city centre Gary Flockhart

The high-street stalwart, whose branches include one at the St James Quarter in Edinburgh, is set to reveal its FY trading performance on March 16 (file image). Picture: Michael Gillen.

Forecast: John Lewis 'could slide to FY loss, endangering staff bonus' Henry Saker-Clark and Emma Newlands

Open-air film screenings in St Andrew Square are one of Essential Edinburgh's initiatives, in partnership with the Edinburgh International Film Festival.

Businesses in vote on another five years of improvement initiatives Ian Swanson

RSM looks at the impact of the review of Scotland's tech eco-system by Mark Logan (pictured). Picture: Chris Watt/Visual Media.

Scottish tech incorporations soar in 2022 - but sector 'needs to adapt further' Emma Newlands

Where: 192A High Street, Edinburgh EH1 1RW. Rating: 4.5 out of 5. One TripAdvisor reviewer said: The food tasted amazing and beyond my expectation. The restaurant had a nice vibe to it and we had an amazing experience.

Edinburgh's 'Top 10' burger restaurants - in pictures Gary Flockhart

The firm is active in the Catcher oil field in the UK central North Sea, about 174 kilometres from Aberdeen. Picture: contributed.

UK's Harbour Energy sees profit jump 'all but wiped out' by windfall tax August Graham and Emma Newlands

'Edinburgh has always been a mixed-use city centre... But the introduction of St James Quarter has meant different areas have re-established themselves,' says Knight Frank. Picture: Ian Georgeson Photography.

Edinburgh has 'lowest retail vacancy rate of UK’s major cities except London' Emma Newlands

Alana Dudgeon with her bill from Talk Talk which they sent her last month despite Alana and her partner Marc leaving the company last summer.

Former Talk Talk customers hit by £300 bill Kevin Quinn

Krem Karamel, on the corner of Inverleith Row and Elidon Stree

Bookshop café avoids closure after planning row Donald Turvill, LDR

The business says that as part of its B Corp accreditation, building materials for the new office were sustainably sourced. Picture: contributed.

Consultancy Kin + Carta reinforces Edinburgh connection with new office in city Emma Newlands

Back row: Dana Jupp (Library Assistant), Lynn Kinmont (catering team), Brooke McHale (catering team) and Becky Shanks (Library Assistant). Seated: Council Leader, Councillor Kelly Parry and Marie Dickinson (catering team).

Two more Midlothian warm spaces opening Kevin Quinn

The School of Informatics at the University of Edinburgh is said to be the UK’s oldest academic AI research centre, and this year celebrates 60 years of relevant research.   Picture: Chris Malcolm.

Edin Uni and Cisco connect to create centre to turbocharge software capabilities Emma Newlands

The trade body says the report comes amid calls for an overhaul of the 'cluttered' regulatory and planning system for salmon farming. Picture: Robert Paterson.

Scots fish farms boosted economy by £3bn over last decade, says Salmon Scotland Emma Newlands

The deposit return scheme for bottles and cans could cause problems for cross-border online trade (Picture: Mario Tama/Getty Images)

Will SNP see sense over deposit return scheme and alcohol advert restrictions? John McLellan

'It’s great to see that so many businesses across the country are prioritising creating a diverse and inclusive workforce that reflects the world we live in,' says Bank of Scotland (file image). Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto.

Half of firms in Scotland plan to act to improve workplace inclusivity Emma Newlands

From left: Calcivis CEO Adam Christie and chair John Stark. Picture: Peter Devlin.

Calcivis to sink teeth into key US market after regulatory approval milestone Emma Newlands

Divia Bhatnagar, co-founder of Medical Intelligence Group, says: 'I feel extremely privileged to be amongst a cohort of amazing women to win this Innovate UK Award'. Picture: contributed.

Five Scots female entrepreneurs honoured in latest Women in Innovation Awards Emma Newlands

Take a look through our picture gallery to see the 10 top-rated pizza restaurants in Edinburgh.

In pictures: The Top 10 pizza places Gary Flockhart