Emergency facility for lost and delayed postal votes
The City of Edinburgh Council is taking urgent steps to ensure all residents can cast their vote in next Thursday’s UK Parliament General Election.
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Drop-in to hear about new homes on Liberton Hospital site
A trio of community consultation events will take place next week in Liberton ahead of the council's major transformation of the site into much needed homes.
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Recommended route for Granton to BioQuarter tram
A public consultation will help inform the Strategic Business Case for a tram route from Granton to the BioQuarter and beyond, if approved by councillors next week.
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Lord Provost statement on Holocaust Memorial Day 2024
The Lord Provost speaks on the eve of Holocaust Memorial Day 2024.
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Future Libraries engagement begins today
The new Future Libraries engagement stage survey was officially launched today (January 26) by Culture and Communities Convener Val Walker.
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Starting the year on a high
Council Leader, Cammy Day looks to the year ahead – and beyond.
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Edinburgh residents urged to give their views on energy efficiency
The City of Edinburgh Council is asking residents to give their feedback on a long-term plan for decarbonising heat in buildings and improving energy efficiency.
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Graffiti summit brings together key voices from across the city
Key stakeholders from across Edinburgh have come together to address the issue of graffiti in the Capital.
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Visitor Levy Bill passes another vote
On Tuesday, MSPs voted in favour of the general principles of a Bill which could empower councils to introduce a Visitor Levy.
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Roads and pavements funding injection sees boost in improvements
The City of Edinburgh Council is on track to carry out improvements on the largest area of roads and pavements in one financial year, thanks to £11m of additional capital investment.
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Advice Shop achieves national accreditation
The City of Edinburgh Council’s Advice Shop has achieved accreditation to the Scottish National Standards for Information and Advice Providers.