Licensing system under review – have your say

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Views on Edinburgh’s bars, restaurants and booze shops getting extended opening hours during the summer festivals and Christmas period are being sought as a part...

Group apply for permission to have plaque removed from Melville statue

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A group arguing that a new plaque at the foot of Edinburgh’s Melville Monument is not historically accurate has applied for planning permission to...

Council officers worked long days during Operation Unicorn

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Council officers in Edinburgh worked 18-hour days as the capital was front and centre of events after HM the Queen’s death, a councillor has...

Hopper fares may be introduced in Edinburgh

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A ‘hopper fare’ could be introduced on Edinburgh’s bus services to encourage more people to use public transport – as the council was warned...

Roseburn shops may be offered compensation

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Cash-strapped Edinburgh businesses experiencing dwindling footfall due to the construction of a new cycling route could be offered compensation by the city council, as...

Plans for student flats refused

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Proposals to create new student flats on the site of a former Edinburgh high school have been refused as councillors called on developers to...

Vehicles should be kept out of city parks

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At Thursday’s Full Council meeting Euan Hyslop, councillor for Drumbrae/Gyle ward has lodged a motion calling for vehicle entrances to Edinburgh’s parks and greenspaces...

City leaders attend the Queen’s funeral

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The Lord Provost and Lord Lieutenant of Edinburgh, Robert Aldridge, along with Council Leader Cammy Day, joined Lord Lieutenants from across the United Kingdom...

Council meeting on Thursday – Leader’s Report

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It is back to business as usual when The City of Edinburgh council convenes on Thursday for a full council meeting. The public may...

Council using main Twitter account as EdinHelp suspended

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A Twitter account run by The City of Edinburgh Council which serves as a vital resource for picking up residents’ questions and complaints has...

No suitable sites found for Gaelic secondary school

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Alternative sites for a Gaelic secondary school in the capital have been ruled out by the council, as the project risks further delays. Little headway...

First street hub sign given approval

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A large illuminated advertising display that will also transmit free wi-fi has been approved to replace two old phone boxes outside Edinburgh’s Commonwealth Pool after a...

Change to West Lothian catchment area called for

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A new West Lothian high school’s catchment area should include part of Edinburgh so that pupils attending a Catholic primary in South Queensferry can...

Special council meeting – councillors to offer their tributes to Her...

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A special council meeting has been called for this Friday when councillors will respond to the motion lodged by The Rt Hon Lord Provost...

Virtual book of condolence opened

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A virtual book of condolences has been set up for mourners in Edinburgh to pay their respects to Her late Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. The...

Arrangements in the city over the next few days

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Road closures in place for the arrival of the Queen’s coffin in the capital and procession up the Royal Mile to Giles Cathedral will...

The Edinburgh Award 2022 – Sir Geoff Palmer

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Sir Geoff Palmer, Professor Emeritus and Chancellor of Heriot-Watt University, has been selected to receive the Edinburgh Award 2022. In recognition of his ground-breaking contributions...

Finance Committee asked to “lend” funds for McMillan Hub

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When the Finance & Resources Committee meets today it has a long agenda of items to consider, and one of these is a gap...

Savings needed to pay council staff following new pay deal

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The City of Edinburgh Council has to make savings of £3.1 million in next year’s budget to fund the wage deal which brought the...

Student flats decision overturned in Newington

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Developers won a planning appeal meaning that more student flats will be built in an area of Edinburgh where there are already fears it...

Council rolls out iPads for pupils at Craigroyston

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This week all the pupils at Craigroyston Community High School are being given their personal iPads as part of the council's £17 million iPad...

Compensation scheme set up for Sean Bell’s victims

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Victims of Sean Bell a social worker with The City of Edinburgh Council and who was a prolific abuser are being invited to claim...

Roadworks in Edinburgh next week

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The report which we have reproduced below is prepared by The council's EdinTravel team and will show you what to look out for on...

Transport and Environment Committee will meet on Thursday

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When the Transport and Environment Committee meets on Thursday at the City Chambers it will be six months since any committee met to discuss...

David retires from the council after 45 years

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The Rt Hon Lord Provost Robert Aldridge and Council parks staff gathered to mark the retirement of David Dorward, Botanical Services Manager at The...

Council preparing for next wave of strikes

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The council has announced further changes to bin collection schedules this week in preparation for strike action which at present is due to restart...

GMB union say COSLA can do more

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Talks between the Deputy First Minister and unions were held on Tuesday afternoon over the pay offer for Scottish local government workers. GMB Scotland Senior...

Unions reject COSLA’s latest pay offer

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Unite, UNISON AND GMB Scotland have all rejected the new COSLA offer meaning that strike action will continue from 6 September after a short...

Council ready to clean up the city

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The City of Edinburgh Council is getting ready for waste and cleansing staff to get back to work after industrial action. With the scheduled strike...

Emergency task force to be formed during strike

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An emergency council task force is to be formed to look at clearing rubbish in places where there is a “public health risk” amid ongoing bin...

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