Councillors choose new group leaders

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The group of Scottish Green councillors on The Cuty of Edinburgh Council have elected Cllrs Susan Rae and Chas Booth as their new group...

Greens say LEZ will save lives

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The Low Emission Zone (LEZ) which will be enforced from today in Edinburgh as well as those in Aberdeen and Dundee will save lives...

Enforcement of the Low Emission Zone begins on Saturday 1 June

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Enforcement of the LEZ begins on Saturday Don't get caught out. Enforcement of the Low Emission Zone begins in Edinburgh on Saturday with the automatic...

Council issues prohibition notices to stop risky aesthetic treatments in the...

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Over the past month, The City of Edinburgh Council’s Environmental Health team has issued eight Prohibition Notices to businesses and practitioners over three locations...

Council apologises to residents following bin collections delays

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Edinburgh Council has suspended kerbside glass collections until next week amid delays to pick-ups.  The local authority issued an apology to residents whose bin collections...

Planning consultations for Cramond site being held this week

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It has taken a number of years, but developers AMA lodged a Proposal of Application Notice with the council on 2 May 2024 for...

Criticism for council asking staff to volunteer at Swift concert

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A member of Edinburgh Council’s administration has criticised the local authority for asking its staff to sign up as volunteer marshals for next month’s...

The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh hear about Edinburgh 900

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To learn what is planned for the Edinburgh 900 celebrations Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh visited the City Chambers on...

City centre traffic plans are paused due to lack of cash

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Plans to stop through traffic from accessing key Edinburgh city centre routes have been hit with delays just three months after they were approved. Council...

Backlog of short term let applications raising “serious questions”

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The City of Edinburgh Council’s planning department has a backlog of more than 1,600 short-term let applications, leading to “serious questions” over whether the...

Council to rent vehicles for LEZ compliance

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Despite repeated assurances from the Transport Convener that all council vehicles accessing the city centre would be compliant with new regulations by the time...

Council to propose five new supported bus services

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Proposals for five new supported bus services in the west of Edinburgh are set to be discussed at the Transport and Environment Committee next...

Rusty planters to be removed from Leith Walk

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The council is to remove the rusty planters placed on Leith Walk as part of Trams to Newhaven. There are 46 planters made of COR-TEN...

Council makes a U-turn onto London Road

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Following months of traffic monitoring since Edinburgh Trams started running down Leith Walk, the left hand turn from Leith Walk onto London Road will...

Bus tracker will go live in the middle of June

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The council installed 330 bus trackers on the street in the last several months, but confusingly the system has not shown up to date...

Fury at cuts to library opening hours

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Edinburgh councillors have reacted furiously after being presented with plans to reduce opening hours at some city libraries, despite them voting against the move...

Council examines big ideas to get housebuilding back on track

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Using council tax income to plug holes in Edinburgh’s cash-strapped affordable housing projects is among the “big ideas” being mulled by local authority bosses...

Council to scrap library fines permanently

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Overdue book fines are to be permanently scrapped by Edinburgh libraries – as the council prepares to write off almost £50,000 owed by library...

Council makes a u-turn on charges for taxi drivers outing

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Edinburgh taxi drivers will no longer be charged by the council to use The Royal Mile on their annual outing. The cab drivers organising this...

Plans for summer events in Princes Street Gardens – maybe

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The Culture & Communities Committee will hear about council plans to use the Ross Bandstand and raise some much needed income in the process....

Council to run the Edinburgh Convention Bureau in-house

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Edinburgh Council has decided today that it will run the Edinburgh Convention Bureau in-house. The decision was made after a one year funding offer of...

EV chargers rolled out for car club users

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A network of electric vehicle chargers has been rolled out for car club users in Edinburgh. Newly reappointed Transport Minister, Fiona Hyslop, was in...

New SNP group leader continues claims of Labour administration in “coalition”

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Cllr Simita Kumar will lead the SNP group in the City Chambers today at her first full council meeting in the role. She confirmed...

Housing convener calls for action on housebuilding from new First Minister

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Edinburgh Council’s housing chief has urged Scotland’s new first minister to ensure building more affordable homes is a top priority for his government.  Cllr Jane Meagher...

Edinburgh’s Christmas – company which lost tender may withdraw legal action

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An events company threatening legal action against The City of Edinburgh Council over its handling of the contract for this year’s Christmas festival has said...

Paul Lawrence named as new council Chief Executive

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The City of Edinburgh Council is to have a new Chief Executive if the appointment is ratified at the council meeting on Thursday. Paul...

Cab drivers may have to pay to move planters for outing

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Edinburgh black cab drivers have criticised the council after being asked to pay to have planters on The Royal Mile moved for their annual outing for...

Waverley Bridge to reopen to traffic this summer

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Edinburgh’s Waverley Bridge will reopen to buses after four years. The council will allow limited traffic to return to the bridge during Jenners’ redevelopment, relocating...

Developer accused of wriggling out of affordable homes obligation

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An Edinburgh developer has been accused of trying to “wriggle out” of a commitment to build affordable homes after it claimed doing so was no...

First woman elected SNP group leader in Edinburgh

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The SNP group of councillors in Edinburgh have elected Simita Kumar, who is still in her first term as a councillor, as their new...

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