Plan for £1.3bn regeneration of Edinburgh’s coastline at Granton Waterfront reaches next major milestone
One of the largest regeneration projects of its kind in Scotland to develop a £1.3bn environmentally friendly coastal town on the Capital’s largest brownfield site is set to take a huge step forward.
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Capital agrees new powers to regulate short term lets
òòò½ÊÓÆµâ€™s Regulatory Committee has agreed a new licensing scheme today (Thursday, 29 September) which includes additional controls for short term lets.
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Network of electric vehicle chargers goes live across Edinburgh
Transport leaders have tested out one of a newly operational network of on-street electric vehicle chargers in Edinburgh, as the nation marks Scotland’s Climate Week.
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State-of-the-art technology lets trainees drive trams to Newhaven
New drivers set to operate trams to Newhaven, once the line is open next year, are already in training, thanks to a state-of-the art, custom-built simulator.
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Council Leader Cammy Day reaffirms Edinburgh’s climate commitment as Scotland’s Climate Week 2022 begins
The climate crisis represents the single greatest threat to all humankind, and it is something that we must face together.
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Edinburgh to press for emergency funding as members consider a rent freeze
òòò½ÊÓÆµ will write to the Scottish and UK Governments to request emergency and long-term funding to address the scale of Edinburgh’s housing pressures.
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Edinburgh announced as a starting line for 2023 world cycling competition
The world’s best cyclists will savour some of Scotland’s most spectacular scenery next year with the men’s and women’s road races taking in Edinburgh Castle and Arthur’s Seat.
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Try leaving your car at home for Edinburgh’s World Car Free Day
Edinburgh is set to join over 2,000 cities across the globe to celebrate World Car Free Day with a free, community-focused event supported by òòò½ÊÓÆµ and organised by Crexcell.
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Time to press ahead with our plans for a visitor levy
Writing in the Edinburgh Evening News today (Wednesday 21 September), Council Leader Cammy Day outlines Edinburgh's visitor levy intentions.
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Lord Provost and Council Leader reflect on Her Majesty The Queen’s funeral
The Lord Provost and Lord Lieutenant of Edinburgh, Robert Aldridge, along with Council Leader Cammy Day, joined Lord Lieutenants from across the United Kingdom to attend the funeral of HM The Queen.
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Leader's Report
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