Leader pays tribute to Councillor Val Walker
Following the sad passing of our Culture and Communities Convener Councillor Val Walker, Jane Meagher pays tribute.
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Gaelic Week Edinburgh
Gaelic Week Edinburgh – Seachdain Gàidhlig Dhùn Èideann – will take place at venues across the city from Monday 19 to Sunday 25 February.
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Council extends deadline for public consultation on energy efficiency
Residents have two weeks left to share their views on a long-term plan for decarbonising heat in buildings and improving energy efficiency throughout Edinburgh.
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Consultation to continue to protect Edinburgh's World Heritage Site
The climate emergency, creating a sustainable visitor experience and the conservation and maintenance of buildings and public spaces.
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Transport Convener: Are we doing enough for future generations?
Councillor Scott Arthur, Transport and Environment Convener, looks forward to some of the major changes to transport planned for the Capital.
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Support for national recommendations on empire, slavery, and colonialism
Council Leader Cammy Day and ESCLRIG Chair Irene Mosota react to the news that the Scottish Government has accepted new recommendations on empire, slavery, and colonialism.
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Travelling Gallery announces 2024 programme
Under the theme of ‘the rural,’ the Gallery will tour throughout Scotland with environmental concerns and community partnerships at its heart.
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Lord Provost’s Burns Supper raises over £30,000 for the One City Trust
The OneCity Trust has received a Burns Night boost thanks to the Lord Provost's annual fundraising supper which took place on Friday January 26.
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Council Leader welcomes LGBT+ History Month
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender plus (LGBT+) History Month begins today (February 1), with Council Leader Cammy Day expressing his support.
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Council secures recycling funds
The City of Edinburgh Council has been awarded £19,000 to support the recycling of Expanded Polystyrene at Household Recycling Centres.
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Edinburgh becomes Scotland’s first local authority to enforce against pavement parking
Edinburgh has become the first Scottish local authority to enforce against parking on pavements, parking at pedestrian crossing points and double parking today (Monday 29 January).