Getting the basics right for transport and environment in the Capital
Writing in today's Evening News, Transport and Environment Convener Stephen Jenkinson looks ahead to another busy Transport and Environment Committee meeting tomorrow.
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Travelling Gallery returns with new exhibition
Travelling Gallery is delighted to be partnering with the University of St Andrews this February to present the exhibition Between Women.
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North Bridge to close for six weeks to northbound traffic to undertake essential works
As part of our ongoing refurbishment of North Bridge, there will be a northbound closure for six weeks from Monday 17 February.
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Take the chance to represent your community – Councillor Val Walker
Culture and Communities Convener, Councillor Val Walker writes in today's Evening News on the importance of community councils and how you can get involved.
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Council unveils new £25m HGV and welfare bus fleet with enhanced safety features
Safety is at the heart of the Council’s fleet, with our entire fleet of new Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs) along with our welfare buses all equipped with enhanced safety features.
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Community Council election period begins
The Notice of Election to community councils in Edinburgh has been published today (February 5).
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Council Leader welcomes LGBT+ History Month
This February marks the 20th anniversary of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender plus (LGBT+) History Month, with Council Leader, Jane Meagher, showing her support.
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Setting the Council budget
Councillor Mandy Watt, Finance and Resources Convener, looks ahead to Council Budget day on Thursday 20 February.
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Councillors agree changes to Edinburgh’s short term lets licensing policy
Councillors on the Regulatory Committee met on Friday 31 January and agreed some changes to the Council’s licensing policy on short term lets (STLs).
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Celebrating our city’s rich history through storytelling
As part of National Storytelling Week, Edinburgh 900 invites people and communities to share their connection with the capital city.
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Pavement parking ban in Edinburgh hailed a success one year on
The benefits of the pavement parking ban have been praised by Guide Dogs Scotland and Living Streets Edinburgh.