The leaders of the Council’s SNP, Labour, Conservative, Liberal Democrat and Green groups have come together to issue a joint letter.
Cllrs Adam McVey,...
While you may of course use the parks in Edinburgh for exercise, the Council Leaders remind the public that they should follow social distancing guidance...
The council by-election planned for 21 May 2020 in the Craigentinny/Duddingston Ward has had to be postponed.
Due to the current public health advice...
The council has put plans in place to ensure learning continues for the city's vulnerable young people.
Two dedicated hub schools opened today for identified...
The council will deliver 2,000 emergency food parcels to vulnerable families across the city today.
A team of drivers will be delivering the parcels...
Plans are in place to protect people facing homelessness in Edinburgh during the coronavirus outbreak thanks to the combined efforts of the council,...
Learning and childcare plans now set out for key workers in Edinburgh
Learning and childcare arrangements are in place at 23 Edinburgh schools to accommodate...
We followed proceedings at the council earlier when the Education, Children and Families Committee heard from a variety of deputations for three and a...
Claire Miller, Green transport spokesperson, lodged a motion at today's Transport and Environment Committee to draw attention to the bike buses which take place...
With two notable abstentions, all 63 councillors voted in the budget debate earlier today in a meeting which began at 10.00am with several deputations...
There are various motions presented today from all the political parties represented at the City Chambers in Edinburgh, all with their own proposals as...
Representatives from both the Musicians' Union and the Educational Institute for Scotland were trying to catch the eye of councillors attending the Finance and...
The council's Housing Convener, Kate Campbell, has welcomed news that The Scottish Government has increased the amount of funding available for housing by £3million....
A Tory councillor has been accused of “casual, lazy, everyday sexism”, after speculating that Cllr Kate Campbell will “finally wield the knife” at council...