Here we speak to Fiona McCrindle who is taking over the Torrance Gallery

This is the major new exhibition at the National Museum of Scotland on Chambers Street

This is an audio visual installation which you can see and hear until mid February at WHALE Arts and the Fruitmarket Gallery. It is the result of a collaboration between the Scottish Chamber Orchestra and people in Wester Hailes.

Here we speak to Tony McGoldrick from the DWP who busts the myth about waiting for five weeks for payment.

Speaking to Asha Edwards the specialist in Asian art Bonhams

Listen to this to hear the fabulous mezzo soprano voice of Andrea Baker and some colourful chords from pianist Richard Lewis previewing their Christmas edition of Sing Sistah Sing! which was a very successful Fringe show this year

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New funding for the next five years was made today by the three parties involved - The Scottish Government, The City of Edinburgh Council and Festivals Edinburgh. Here The Edinburgh Reporter spoke to representatives from all - Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop, Council Leader Adam McVey, Director of Festivals Edinburgh Julia Amour and Roger Spence from Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival

This week we spoke to two artists who work in very different media. Alison Kinnaird is a glass artist. You can see her UNKNOWN at St Giles Cathedral. Tom Wilson is a more traditional artist who can devote more time to his work since he gave up being the owner of the Open Eye Gallery.

The lights have been switched on at the Ross Fountain for the first time. Here we speak to the Managing Director of the Ross Development Trust about the latest addition to the beautiful water feature.

Alison Kinnaird has set up the most beautiful installation at St Giles Cathedral. Here The Edinburgh Reporter speaks to her about it.