The group of Edinburgh Green councillors have announced that some of their colleagues will not be seeking re-election at next year's elections in May.
Cllr...
BUS users in Edinburgh could be kicked off for playing loud music or making speakerphone calls after the city’s principal bus operator changed its rules.
Lothian...
The "clothing optional" cycle has been given the go-ahead by the council.
The event will take place in July and seeks to highlight the vulnerability...
The category A-listed Scottish Widows HQ in Edinburgh is to be converted into a 385-room hotel, despite heritage and infrastructure concerns.
The Scottish Widows building, designed by...
Teaching support staff in Edinburgh won more than £250,000 in damages from the council last year after a surge in school violence.
This figure only covers non-teaching support...
Delivery riders in Edinburgh have launched a new “fair work” charter to demand “basic workers’ rights” from food delivery firms.
The Workers’ Observatory and the...
Plans have been officially lodged for the demolition and redevelopment of the Scottish Water Offices in south Edinburgh.
The move has been forced by "severe...
AS PART of a push to replace the “unsightly” security barriers on the Royal Mile, roadworks will commence next month to complete the installation of new security-rated, retractable bollards.
Security barriers installed...
Transport Scotland has today announced that they will work with Network Rail to complete a high-level feasibility study on the proposal to reintroduce passenger services on...
Many groups and organisations have framed their views in writing ahead of Thursday's debate on the proposed north-south tram extension.
This is due to be...
The City of Edinburgh Council will be asked to approve the appointments recommended by the Recruitment Committee to two important roles in the council....
The route for a possible Hearts' title parade on Sunday has been published ahead of the Jambos' all-or-nothing title decider at Parkhead, with significant...