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Edinburgh’s Story on film at the Museum of Edinburgh
Foundation Edinburgh is the newest attraction to be added within Edinburgh’s Museums and Galleries. Based at The Museum of Edinburgh on the Royal Mile,...
TERLive Council Meeting 20 September 2012
The council meets this morning at 10am and for the first time you can also follow the discussions live through their brand new webcasting...
Cycling for Twitter 24 – Ferry Road to Leith Library
The Reporter was invited by Jon McKay @EdinTravel and Graham Budd @Thebuddster who both work for The City of Edinburgh Council to cycle from...
Doors Open Day – The Assembly Rooms Edinburgh
This year, Doors Open Day will include The Assembly Rooms in George Street which opens its doors to showcase its £9.3million refurbishment to the...
Edinburgh Remploy to close factory
Remploy have announced today that they are to close their Edinburgh factory
The company said that no Best and Final Offers were submitted for...
TERLive! Council take to Twitter for 24 hours
The council is using its many Twitter accounts to tell you what they are up to for 24 hours beginning today at 12 noon.
Twitter24 is...
The Edinburgh Reporter chats with Council Leader Andrew Burns
Councillor Andrew Burns represents Fountainbridge/Craiglockhart Ward and has done so since he was first elected to the council in 1999. As Leader of the...
Sir Chris Hoy gets the Freedom of the City – In Photos
So who was there in the newly glittering and fancy Assembly Rooms to see Sir Chris Hoy receive the Freedom of the City of...
Victory parade in Edinburgh for Olympic athletes
Sir Chris Hoy is being awarded the Freedom of the City of Edinburgh at The Assembly Rooms this afternoon. He arrived there for the...
Bus station to stay open
Edinburgh's Bus Station will stay open during the next phase of the tram works on York Place and buses will have access all the way along Princes...
Sir Chris Hoy will be in Edinburgh this weekend
Silver-medal canoeist, David Florence, is the latest Olympian to accept an invite to join Sir Chris Hoy and other stars of the London 2012...
Edinburgh council announce a one stop shop for business
A one-stop-shop for Edinburgh businesses to be opened in the Council’s headquarters in October this year was announced at the launch of the Council's five year economic strategy for the...
Council pushes for 20,000 new jobs in the capital
The Council is calling on its public sector partners and Edinburgh’s businesses to help support the creation of 20,000 new jobs in the city.
This will be the...
Council to increase spending on cycling
Hot on the heels of today's cycling event in the city, the council has announced that it will spend £1.4m on improving cycling in...
Council commit more resources to keeping the city clean
Extra staff and equipment have been allocated to Leith to help improve results of recent street cleaning surveys. While the vast majority of Edinburgh...
Events in the capital this weekend to begin Suicide Prevention Week
If you can read between the lines, you can save lives.
That’s the simple message from a new campaign in Edinburgh to mark the start...
Picardy Place Roundabout gets a makeover
This morning The Reporter met Victor, an industrious Canadian determined to give the roundabout at Picardy Place a new look.
This evening Lesley Hinds, Convenor...
Council proposes more funds for carers
Carers in the capital are set to benefit from a package of measures designed to give them extra support under plans being considered by...
Action on Empty homes
A task force to bring privately-owned empty homes back into use in the capital is being set up by The City of Edinburgh Council.
The...
Streets Ahead Safety event attracts 3,000 Sixth formers
A week-long event at Edinburgh's Corn Exchange is aiming to reduce the number of young people killed or injured on the capital's roads.
The Streets...
Tenants may be asked to pay for damage to houses
Irresponsible tenants who deliberately damage their homes may have to pay for repairs under proposals being considered by The City of Edinburgh Council.
Introducing a...
Foster carers wanted
The second wave of the campaign to increase the number of carers from black and minority ethnic backgrounds in Edinburgh has been launched.
After last year's successful campaign –...
Opinion – Environment convenor urges more recycling
by Councillor Lesley Hinds Convenor for Transport and Environment on The City of Edinburgh Council
We have all seen pictures of landfill sites – vast,...
TERLive! Council Meeting
The Full council meets today when they are testing out the new webcasting project. There are four cameras around the room, although this time...
TERLive! – Operation Cipher begins today
Operation Cipher is being launched this morning in the Calders area of the city at Medwin House. We will be there to meet as...
Action in the Calders – Operation Cipher
Tomorrow morning a fresh concerted approach is being launched, and will continue for the next month in an effort to improve the lot of...
Splashback! campaign dip their toes in the water
The group had been given until tomorrow 7 August 2012 to put together a bid for the former Leith Waterworld premises. They required to...
Plan submitted for Super connected Edinburgh
A plan to bring 90% of Edinburgh residents and businesses high speed broadband by 2015 was submitted to the UK Government today.
Estimated funding for this...
Edinburgh Guarantee supports school leavers
Nine young people have been given a great start to their careers by the Edinburgh Guarantee. The school leavers started their internship at Standard...
Wester Hailes underpass given the green light
Local Wester Hailes MSP Gordon Macdonald has welcomed the Council's decision today to agree to the revised upgrade scheme for the railway underpass linking...
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