Plan for 拢1.3bn regeneration of Edinburgh鈥檚 coastline at Granton Waterfront reaches next major milestone
One of the largest regeneration projects of its kind in Scotland to develop a 拢1.3bn environmentally friendly coastal town on the Capital鈥檚 largest brownfield site is set to take a huge step forward.
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Weather warning for outdoor flu vaccinations in Edinburgh
Latest news from the Edinburgh Health and Social Care Partnership.
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Council steps up customer contact to pre-Covid levels
Council officers handled over 250,000 inbound customer phone calls, 150,000 emails and 50,000 tweets at the height of the pandemic, as part of a round the clock response to supporting residents.
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鈥楬ypnoCat鈥� to help you recycle over a million metres of electrical cables in your homes
Campaign launched encouraging people to recycle their small electricals.
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Edinburgh鈥檚 Christmas goes digital
蝌蚪视频 and event producers, Underbelly, have today announced an update on this year鈥檚 Edinburgh Christmas, following latest advice and discussions with public health experts.
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New city campaign supports sustainable seafood
Latest news from Edinburgh Fish City.
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Edinburgh challenged to end poverty within the next decade
蝌蚪视频 Leader Adam McVey has pledged that eradicating poverty will stay at the heart of the Council's future actions and policies.
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Transport and Environment Committee to discuss East Craigs Low Traffic Neighbourhood proposal
Refined proposals for a Low Traffic Neighbourhood in East Craigs will be considered by Transport and Environment Committee on Thursday (1 October).
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Edinburgh鈥檚 Usher Hall receives funding from the Performing Arts Venue Relief Fund
Edinburgh鈥檚 Usher Hall has received a total of 拢240,450 from the Scottish Government鈥檚 Performing Arts Venues Relief Fund through Creative Scotland.
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Support for Edinburgh's ten-year transport and mobility vision
Our draft vision for accessible, affordable and sustainable travel in Edinburgh has found support from two-thirds of respondents to a citywide consultation.
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Give poor kids a chance
Education Vice Convener Cllr Alison Dickie writes about the pressing issue of child poverty in Edinburgh.