Politics
Scotland’s politicians of migrant descent
Surge's Nabeel Kahn talks about Scottish politicians who were migrants to the country and what they're doing to help migrant communities here.
What's On
Wondering what to do in May?
Surge's Suzanne O'Brien and Thea Kellock give a run-down of the global and multicultural events going on in Edinburgh throughout May.
Arts & Culture
How Conversation Cafés create community and conserve culture
Surge's Lauren Cameron headed to a Conversation Café to see first-hand what kinds of benefits they bring for those seeking to improve their language skills whilst forging new friendships.
Arts & Culture
How has the closure of the Filmhouse impacted Edinburgh’s foreign film scene?
Surge's Bethany Lee discusses what the closure of the Filmhouse has meant for Edinburgh’s foreign film scene with its former CEO, Ginnie Atkinson.
People & Places
Edinburgh’s freshest flavour: dining at the city’s only Nigerian restaurant
Edinburgh's only Nigerian restaurant was put to the test. Surge's Ralph Fairhurst went along to Uwagboe's Kitchen and Grill for his first taste of the country's cuisine.
Politics
Could Edinburgh rival Barcelona in an independent Scotland?
Can Edinburgh compare with Barcelona as a possible capital of a sovereign nation? Surge's Stuart Moyes explores this question.
Lifestyle
Surge’s globetrotting cocktail guide
Desperately want a holiday but can’t afford it? Surge's Oscar Virdee does too, so follow along with these cocktail recipes to take your tastebuds on a worldwide tour.
Politics
Power of Scotland: groups in Edinburgh influencing global change through activism
Though Edinburgh may not always be thought of as a hotbed for protest, it is playing a significant role in civic rights. Surge's Thea Kellock looks at groups fighting for international causes.
