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Saturday, 7th November 2009

Hogmanay and the Christmas festivals

Hogmanay success is in the hands of weather, says council leader Jenny Dawe COUNCIL leader Jenny Dawe has admitted that the success of this year's Hogmanay street party is "in the hands of the weather".

City plans to make Hogmanay party a free for all once again REVELLERS would be given free entry to the Capital's famous Hogmanay street party under plans to axe the barriers and tickets.

Street party organisers play it safe Hogmanay capacity down despite tram fears being allayed

City chiefs braced for winter festivities to make a big loss Flagship events are set to go into red for second year in a row

Organiser beats cash crisis as deal is struck for Capital's ice rink

Cash problem threat to city centre ice rink

Street party ticket price rises to £10

Shops get in Christmas spirit . . . in September

Princes St to reopen in time for Christmas

Street party shrinks as trams play havoc with Hogmanay plan

Capital's New Year party to be scaled back as budget cut

Capital's Hogmanay to be scaled back with stages cut to save cash

No tram fears for Hogmanay

Christmas cheers come to pub . . four months early

Unhappy New Year for Edinburgh as Hogmanay festivities face cutbacks

Big Hogmanay events in city face cutbacks

Hogmanay goes Off Kilter with dance extravaganza

Slump in Hogmanay ticket sales follows price hike

£30m boost to help lift 2009 gloom

Hogmanay review: Edinburgh - Big sounds in the big chill prove a big success

Hogmanay review: Glasgow - Revellers confirm you can't start a fire without a spark

Hogmanay review: The Dancin - Breathtaking dance displays get the toes tapping

Hogmanay review: Edinburgh - Grace Hewat & Polwart, Malinky, Chuting Blancs | Peatbog Faeries

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