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The full City of Edinburgh Council met today and agreed to sack their third Housing Convener in as many years and replace her with...

A TV sports presenter who carried out a four year campaign of domestic abuse against a former partner has been banned from having any...

An Edinburgh vet practice has contacted all its existing clients with advice on what to do with their domestic pets around Bonfire Night when...

Homelessness charity, Social Bite, says that their contractors have broken ground at the new Granton Waterfront site where their village of individual homes will...

Graham Norton becomes Fringe Ambassador The Fringe Society has appointed legendary comedian, actor and radio presenter, Graham Norton, as the newest Ambassador of Edinburgh Festival...

New law is a first for Edinburgh MP Tracy Gilbert MP for Edinburgh North and Leith has backed the first Private Member's Bill of this...

Forty projects in Scotland including some in Edinburgh will share in more than £3 million awarded today. Dormant assets from Young Start will be delivered...

November witnesses the largest supermoon, the smallest micromoon and the Sun passing through 2 constellations. The Sun leaves Libra (The Scales) on 23 November at...

After a swift but relentless social media campaign a Ferry bakery business now stands to recoup their losses from the council. The Dune Bakery...

Euan's Guide has begun the largest UK disabled access survey and invites everyone to share their experience of what it is like to be...

A neighbouring landowner at Fenton Barns in East Lothian DC Watson & Sons has issued its support for the 20 year long campaign to...

Eduardo Paolozzi mosaic up for sale On Thursday in London there is an opportunity to buy a piece of history as Sir Eduardo Paolozzi's glass...

Police have arrested and charged two men aged 18 and 25 as part of an ongoing investigation to tackle disorder ahead of this year’s...

Two females aged 13 and 14 and a male aged 15 have been charged in relation to five unprovoked, racially aggravated assaults and three...

A unique glass moth made for Tottenham Court Road Station in London by famed artist, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, RA, is being sold at auction...

Demolition at 50 Gillespie Crescent Monday is the last day to make comment on the fresh application to demolish the Sight Scotland building in...

Network Rail Scotland is encouraging passengers to plan journeys between Edinburgh and Fife over the nine days in January, when essential engineering work to...

Police are appealing for information following a serious road crash in Edinburgh.  The incident happened around 8.50pm on Saturday, 25 October, 2025, on Stenhouse Drive,...

In October Lothian celebrates a century of providing night buses to get everyone home. The company began running the service in 1925 - two winter...

A march took place in Edinburgh on Saturday with people from all over the country taking part to make their demands known. The movement was...

A person has tragically died at an Edinburgh car park. Emergency services were alerted to a concern for a person incident at a car park...

Leonardo workers in Edinburgh are set to walk out over pay. More than 3,000 aerospace workers are set to walk out in strike action over...

The planning applications lodged with the council's planning department this week are detailed on the list below. Any property owner seeking to build, improve or...

Scotland Demands Better - march on Saturday A large turnout is expected at a march through the city centre on Saturday. There are calls from...

I have tried to read “A Short History of Time” several times but have never made it past the first couple of chapters. Stephen...

Operation Moonbeam 2025 is officially launched on Friday and will once more involve public order officers who will "support colleagues from local policing divisions...

After months of negotiating contracts and extra funding, the charity responsible for building Edinburgh's new 1,000 seat concert hall says construction work will begin...

Green councillor, Alys Mumford, is asking that AI data centres built in the capital will pay developer contributions for renewable energy projects. She asks...

The ways in which landlords are governed as not fit to be a landlord should be made public, according to a city councillor. Cllr Ross...

East Lothian councillors have backed a call for a garden fence to be torn down despite agreeing it was a ‘tasteful’ addition to a...