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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Granton gasholder taking shape for future public park
New footage released by the Council today shows the tank in the iconic gasholder frame has been infilled in preparation for the site to become a public park in the future.
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Funding available for community-focussed projects in Edinburgh
Do you have an idea that will make a difference to your local community? Applications are now open for a grant of up to £5,000 to make your idea a reality.
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Consultation opens on future Dalry town centre proposals
Proposals to make Dalry greener, healthier and more vibrant are being presented for consultation from today.
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Melville Crescent set for major improvement project
Work will soon get underway to significantly improve public spaces on Melville Crescent, thanks to £2.1m in Transport Scotland funding secured by the City of Edinburgh Council.
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Edinburgh marks the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade
A service took place to mark the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade in Edinburgh today (March 25).
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Culture and Communities Convener welcomes UK Government funding for the Filmhouse
Culture and Communities Convener, Val Walker gives her reaction to the UK Government committing £1.5m to Filmhouse Edinburgh Ltd as part of their Community Ownership Levelling Up Fund.
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Residents invited to discover the history of Edinburgh’s Muirhouse house and Mains farm
Step back in time and explore the excavation site with guided tours led by archaeologists at an open day on Saturday (23 March).
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City Centre West to East Link officially opened
A landmark scheme to transform walking, wheeling and cycling between the east and west of the city was officially opened today (Wednesday 20 March).
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Donnchadh Bàn Mac an t-Saoir is the latest addition to Makars’ Court
Lauded Scottish Gaelic poet Donnchadh Bàn Mac an t-Saoir (anglicised as Duncan Ban Macintyre) has had an inscribed flagstone unveiled today at Makars’ Court in Edinburgh.
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Transport Convener: It's our responsibility to help people walk, wheel, cycle and use public transport
Transport and Environment Convener Councillor Scott Arthur writes about the desire for change in the way we move around the city.