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Citywide firework control zone has been ruled out by Edinburgh councillors,
A citywide firework control zone has been ruled out by Edinburgh councillors, who are instead set to focus on tackling problems in local areas.
Councillors backed...
Plans for hovercraft service running between Fife and Edinburgh being explored
Plans for a hovercraft service running between Fife and Edinburgh are being explored by council officials, it has emerged.
A possible route has been looked...
Residents demand that council reconsider super school plans
Campaigners are demanding that the council reconsiders its plans for a super school and that it listens to the "overwhelming opposition" from people who...
Greens seek ban on any Trump visit
Edinburgh Greens bring vote on Council rejecting Trump
The City of Edinburgh Council has been urged to reject Donald Trump’s upcoming state visit, with a...
Edinburgh councillor calls for reforms to community councils
An Edinburgh councillor has made a call for reforms to community councils amid fears eight of them might not run for the next four...
Kirkliston school rejection expected
Plans to build a new high school in Kirkliston should be ruled out, Edinburgh Council officers are recommending, in favour of extending an existing...
Edinburgh Council to stop running a holiday hub site after Easter holidays
Edinburgh Council is set to stop running a holiday hub site after the Easter holidays are finished, leaving its future at risk unless a...
Edinburgh councillor calls for defence investment
An Edinburgh councillor has called for the city to explore how it can grow its defence sector.
Conservative councillor Neil Cuthbert has lodged a motion...
Councillor calls for ban on arms companies testing products in the capital
An Edinburgh councillor is calling for a ban on arms companies testing products in the capital.
The controversial arms firm Leonardo was given a licence...
Edinburgh Council’s leader set to get pay hike due to new Scottish Government policy
Edinburgh Council’s leader and other councillors are set to get a pay increase as a result of new Scottish Government policy.
Council leader Jane Meagher...
Edinburgh Bus Station lease approved
Edinburgh councillors have approved a new lease agreement with the owners of the city’s bus station, meaning it will stay in operation until at...
Motions filed against President Trump’s visit to city
Two Edinburgh councillors have filed motions calling on the council to oppose any visit by US president Donald Trump to the city.
Green councillor Alex...
Councillors approve new plans for a temporary homeless housing site
Councillors have approved a new site for a temporary homeless housing site in a decision which left a charity boss “delighted”.
Officers had recommended that...
Almost 7% of parking and bus lane charges in 2023/24 went unpaid
Parking fines worth more than £200,000 went unpaid last year after being handed out to foreign drivers, it has been revealed.
Almost 7% of all...
Remembrance stone protection plan
Plans for a new installation that could be built to protect the war memorial at the City Chambers are to go before Edinburgh councillors.
The...
Council to subsidise two “vital” bus services across the south of the city
Edinburgh councillors will consider paying almost £650,000 in subsidies to Lothian Buses to continue running two “vital” services across the south of the city.
The...
Edinburgh Council announces locations of bin hub changes
Edinburgh Council has announced the locations of each one of the 144 bin hubs across the city which have been, or will, change.
Some of...
Plans to ban on-street parking in Edinburgh neighbourhood to go ahead
Controversial plans to ban on-street parking in a congested city neighbourhood are to go ahead after being backed by Edinburgh council.
Many residential streets in...
Councillors to consider moving more than 100 bin hubs across the city
Edinburgh councillors are to consider moving more than 100 bin hubs across the city after residents made complaints.
Some 45,000 households are covered by bin...
Scottish Government announce infrastructure funding for Granton Waterfront
Monies announced today from The Scottish Government's Housing Infrastructure Fund will enable the infrastructure works preparing the way for 847 new homes, including 387...
Edinburgh councillors to consider crack-down on illegal street traders
A crack-down on illegal street traders in Edinburgh is to being considered by the city council.
New enforcement measures to more pro-actively enforce laws on displaying...
Terminal V music festival approved for Easter event
The Terminal V music festival has been approved for its Easter event despite concerns over noise and drug use at last year’s event.
Councillors at...
Plans to run series of events at the Ross Bandstand moved forward
Edinburgh councillors have moved forward with plans to run a new series of events at the Ross Bandstand.
If approved, the plans would see £264,000...
Sex offender landlord loses registration
An Edinburgh landlord has been banned from letting property in the city after he failed to report a sex crime conviction on his registration...
Tram fares to increase
Edinburgh Trams has announced an increase in ticket prices of 20 pence on an adult single fare. This mirrors an announcement by Lothian earlier...
Toilets at council owned venues could open to public
Toilets at Edinburgh Leisure and council-owned venues including the Edinburgh International Conference Centre could be opened to the public in a bid to tackle a...
Frustration after call to tackle quad bikes in parks delayed
An Edinburgh councillor has spoken out after a call to tackle quad bikes in parks and on green spaces was delayed.
Conservative councillor for Morningside Marie-Clair...
Edinburgh firework decision delayed
A decision on whether to launch a consultation for a city-wide fireworks ban in Edinburgh has been pushed back by a month.
Green councillor Dan...
Planning permission denied for Holyrood ApartHOTEL
Plans for an extension to a modern hotel in the heart of Edinburgh’s historic Old Town have been thrown out by councillors over concerns they...
Edinburgh charity accommodation delay
An Edinburgh charity’s temporary housing scheme relocation may yet get planning permission as councillors deferred a decision until after a hearing and a site...
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