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  • Report reveals impact of Coronavirus on poverty in Edinburgh

    We’re absolutely committed to making sure this evidence shapes our continuing response to this emergency over the coming months, as well as the planning for how we will rebuild the city when this crisis has passed.... As we plan for Edinburgh’s recovery, we will continue to be ambitious and make sure our responses are guided by our long-term commitment to boosting sustainability, tackling poverty and improving residents' wellbeing.... In the coming weeks the Council will publish its first plans for how the city will adapt and rebuild from this crisis throughout the rest of this year and beyond.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/12861/report-reveals-impact-of-coronavirus-on-poverty-in-edinburgh

  • East Craigs to become city’s first Low Traffic Neighbourhood

    also influenced our plans for an LTN, along with the local school’s travel plan and traffic surveys of vehicle volumes and speeds in the area.... Any plans for a permanent LTN, as part of WEL, would draw from this, though further, significant consultation with residents would be carried out before any decisions are made.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/12943/east-craigs-to-become-citys-first-low-traffic-neighbourhood

  • Reform proposed for city’s public transport companies

    Of course, we know how important the Lothian Buses and Edinburgh Trams brands are to the people of Edinburgh, demonstrated by their consistently high customer satisfaction ratings, and we’ve no plans to change that.... Our plans for their future aim to support their continued recovery, delivering efficiency savings which can be reinvested in the services.... City Mobility Plan

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/13273/reform-proposed-for-citys-public-transport-companies

  • Council re-examining two potential central Edinburgh sites for Gaelic secondary school

    The Councillors wrote last week to the Cabinet Secretary following their meeting last month to confirm that the two central sites will be re-assessed given concerns about ‘centrality’ raised by some parents during the development of plans for the Liberton site.... In the meantime we are proposing temporarily halting the plans for a statutory consultation until we receive a response from the Scottish Government.... We’re fully committed to ensuring GME can grow and thrive in Scotland’s Capital and we have welcomed the Scottish Government’s continued encouragement about our plans for a new and dedicated school at Liberton. 

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/13278/council-re-examining-two-potential-central-edinburgh-sites-for-gaelic-secondary-school

  • Council outlines support for local businesses

    Accelerating plans to use the Council's... Supporting planned promotional activity with the Edinburgh Tourism Action Group to gradually market the City as an attractive place for shopping, dining out and visiting with a... The report responds to calls being made by local businesses for extra measures and is part of our plan to work hard with the business community to drive footfall back to our local high streets in the coming months."

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/12921/council-outlines-support-for-local-businesses

  • More places to spend a penny in Edinburgh

    At the same time as finalising plans to reopen the above existing toilets, Council officers are hard at work making final arrangements to safely install new temporary toilets in three locations as early as possible next month.... a plan for new and improved permanent public toilets across the Capital... On the basis that funding can be identified, the plan is to build new permanent public toilets in popular parks such as Inverleith and to upgrade existing facilities in premier parks to meet modern hygiene standards.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/13204/more-places-to-spend-a-penny-in-edinburgh

  • In listening to residents, tackling poverty and increasing sustainability are at the heart of our proposed budget

    Finance and Resources Convener, Councillor Alasdair Rankin, outlines our budget plans over the coming weeks.... For many years now, the Council has put the needs of the young, the old and those with disabilities at the centre of its budget planning.... As we plan for Edinburgh’s future, we will continue to push for the powers we need to better manage growth, such as stronger regulation for short-term lets and new financial mechanisms for raising additional income, such as a tourist tax and workplace parking levy.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/12759/in-listening-to-residents-tackling-poverty-and-increasing-sustainability-are-at-the-heart-of-our-proposed-budget

  • Transforming the early years learning and childcare landscape

    Our exciting and forward-thinking plans, underpinned by four key themes of quality, flexibility, accessibility and affordability, are transforming the early years learning and childcare landscape in the Capital.... Unlike some other local authorities Edinburgh started implementing the additional hours two years ago giving us plenty of time to take on board any lessons learnt and adapt our plans going forward.... Obviously, we will continue to engage with the community as our plans progress and are always wanting to hear innovative and new ideas.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/12672/transforming-the-early-years-learning-and-childcare-landscape

  • Accounts Commission praises Council ambition and leadership while calling for more work to fulfil its potential and to deliver best value

    It also states that the Council "must now put in place a long-term financial strategy and a more effective workforce plan". ... highlighted good leadership in the Council through its programmes to address poverty and sustainability and by making difficult decisions, such as approving plans for Phase 2 of the tram network.... We'll then draw up our detailed response setting out how we plan to use the findings in the best interests of the whole city. 

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/13045/accounts-commission-praises-council-ambition-and-leadership-while-calling-for-more-work-to-fulfil-its-potential-and-to-deliver-best-value

  • Latest easing of Scottish Government restrictions welcomed by Council Leaders

    Plans announced this afternoon by the Scottish Government for the gradual lifting of various restrictions have been welcomed by City of Edinburgh Council leaders.... Confirmation that all primary school pupils will return next week and that the current plans are for all pupils to be back full-time after the Easter holidays... Further plans for easing restrictions on the economy and tourism industry will be announced next week.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/13125/latest-easing-of-scottish-government-restrictions-welcomed-by-council-leaders