Colinton/Fairmilehead by-election to be held in January
A by-election will be held in the Colinton/Fairmilehead ward following the resignations of Councillor Marco Biagi and Councillor Louise Spence.
-
‘Green corridor’ set to link Roseburn and Fountainbridge
A multi-million-pound scheme to transform walking and cycling connections between Dalry and Fountainbridge, will move a step toward delivery, if plans are approved.
-
Edinburgh welcomes recommendations from Just Transition Commission
A new report has been produced by the Just Transition Commission for the Scottish Government, providing recommendations for Scotland’s green economic recovery.
-
Be considerate and stay safe in open spaces as warm weather forecast from today
A report will be published by the City of Edinburgh Council today (Friday 31 July) outlining plans for councillors to consider reopening more public toilets.
-
Council to create network of local champions to further support Capital businesses
A local Champions network will be established in Edinburgh to provide a direct link between the Council and businesses during the city's ongoing recovery from the Coronavirus pandemic.
-
New Burnshot Bridge opens today
A new bridge crossing the A90 near Kirkliston will open today (Wednesday, 29 July) following 11 months of construction.
-
Working together towards a fairer, greener Edinburgh
Council Leader Adam McVey comments in the Scotsman about the confidence investors continue to have in Edinburgh - and how such development can help the City's economy to recover sustainably.
-
European funding secured as Council future-proofs city’s CCTV service
Councillors have heard how pioneering plans for a multi-million pound upgrade of the City of Edinburgh Council’s CCTV service have successfully secured funding from the ERDF.
-
Sign up for garden waste collection 2020/21
The current garden waste service year ends on 8 November. Registration opens from 10am on Thursday 30 July.
-
'Consigning racism and prejudice to history' - Council outlines plans for stepping up city's response to Black Lives Matters
A review of Edinburgh's links to slavery and colonialism and a series of work strands to enhance diversity and inclusion across the City at the heart of a Council-wide response to Black Lives Matter.
-
A green recovery confirmed as the only way forward for Edinburgh
A new business plan will incorporate plans for a green recovery and achieving the Council’s net zero carbon by 2030 ambition, according to a report considered by Policy and Sustainability Committee.