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  • Council extends partnership with CGI as it aims to become one of the world’s ‘smartest cities'

    The work we'll do with CGI will also support our plans for lowering carbon emissions and lowering costs by using smart technology.  ... The ambitious plans which the contract extension will help push forward will include:

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/12962/council-extends-partnership-with-cgi-as-it-aims-to-become-one-of-the-world-s-smartest-cities

  • Edinburgh counts down to the Scottish Parliament Election 2021 with the highest ever numbers of registered voters and postal votes

    Running an election in the Capital is no mean feat, and it’s thanks to a great deal of organisation and the hard work of our Elections Team and hundreds of count and polling staff to adapt to the additional restrictions due to the pandemic that things go to plan.... As we draw nearer to the day, I hope the public are making their own plans for voting, and ensuring they know when, where and how to have their say, remembering to put one cross on each paper on the day.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/13186/edinburgh-counts-down-to-the-scottish-parliament-election-2021-with-the-highest-ever-numbers-of-registered-voters-and-postal-votes

  • The Quaich Project: A space for all in the heart of Edinburgh

    The project is currently at an early stage of its design development, building towards a planning application being submitted in early 2020.... The Quaich Project will therefore be offering many opportunities for the public to engage with the project over the coming months to help shape how the plans develop.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/12632/the-quaich-project-a-space-for-all-in-the-heart-of-edinburgh

  • Main construction works for Trams to Newhaven project to start

    Main construction work on Edinburgh’s Trams to Newhaven project will begin from Monday (15 June) in line with the Scottish Government’s move to phase two of plans to restart the construction industry.... plans have been drawn up in compliance with Scottish Government safety guidelines and industry best practice to ensure the safety of workers and the public.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/12889/main-construction-works-for-trams-to-newhaven-project-to-start

  • New approach for Third Party Cultural Grants in the Capital

    The fresh approach was developed following consultation on the Culture Plan and feedback from Desire Lines* urging a more open access to funds as well as the need and expectation to keep evolving and developing the cultural offering in the capital, alongside ensuring a degree of stability to retain the city’s evident success.... There is no proposed further reduction in the overall fund for culture, but this is a renewed way of working that reflects our commitment to maintain as stable an environment as possible whilst also responding to the Culture Plan consultation feedback which reflected the need for more access to our limited resources.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/12656/new-approach-for-third-party-cultural-grants-in-the-capital

  • A warm welcome for Edinburgh’s Project SEARCH interns

    With my first wages I am planning to get a big takeaway!... Edinburgh’s new starts were welcomed by Council Leader Cammy Day, Planning Convener James Dalgleish and Chief Executive Andrew Kerr at a special induction ceremony.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/13804/a-warm-welcome-for-edinburghs-project-search-interns

  • Holding out the hand of friendship to Ukraine

    Our plans for incoming refugees are developing quickly and we’re in daily meetings with the Home Office, Scottish Government, Edinburgh Airport, third sector and other agencies to ensure we provide the warmest possible welcome from the moment they land.... We also plan to write to the MOD to request access to unused temporary accommodation for those travelling to Edinburgh from Ukraine, and to provide £100,000 in Council funding to help coordinate local humanitarian aid.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/13446/ukraine-response-how-can-you-help

  • Paul Lawrence starts as the capital’s Chief Executive

    This is a busy year for the city with plans for new schools and housing underway, improvements to transport links and designs for the UK’s first visitor levy to be shaped.... Having served as the Council’s Executive Director of Place since 2015, Paul Lawrence starts his role as Chief Executive with extensive experience running the city’s planning, housing, transport, regulatory services and environment services, as well as economic development and culture.

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/14004/paul-lawrence-starts-as-the-capitals-chief-executive

  • Strategic parking review

    Phase 2 - Lochend / Ryehill (called “West Leith” on our plans), Bonnington, Willowbrae and the A8 Corridor... Download the strategic review of parking phase plan

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/parking/strategic-parking-review-1

  • 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.... plans to open up the heart of our city to make it truly people-friendly

    https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/article/13918/transport-convener-are-we-doing-enough-for-future-generations-