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City of Edinburgh Council – update on schools closure
The timeline of the closure of 17 schools in Edinburgh is as follows:
March 2016 : Following a storm, considerable damage was caused to Oxgangs...
Council to look at rebuilding Ross Bandstand
The council's Corporate Policy and Strategy Committee considered this morning whether to proceed with plans to renew the much-loved, but now rather historic Ross Bandstand...
Surveys to continue on PPP1 schools from Monday
The Chief Executive of the City of Edinburgh Council and senior education officials have met with directors of the Edinburgh School Partnership (ESP) this...
School closures – council will have a plan by Monday
17 schools will remain closed on Monday after the Easter holidays. All schools were included in the 2003 PPPI deal, and were either built or refurbished...
17 Edinburgh schools will remain closed on Monday
The council leader Andrew Burns has hit out angrily about the 17 schools which will not open on Monday following the Easter break, to...
Council sells flagship Atria development
The City of Edinburgh Council has sold its office development on Morrison Street to a German real estate company for £105 million.
Atria which the...
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Edinburgh College Student shortlisted for award
Gentoo penguins have been busy!
Property prices affected by school catchment areas
Latest Walid Salhab film is a stunner
Edinburgh Jazz & Blues...
NHS Lothian and councils start work on new partnership centres
The construction of three partnership centres in Edinburgh and West Lothian will start over the coming weeks after the financial contracts were agreed.
The £27.6...
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Scottish Parliamentary Election hustings
Northern Ballet's 1984
The Edinburgh Reporter competitions
Edinburgh International Culture Summit
Kelpies at the Zoo
The Church of Scotland are holding what they describe as...
Edinburgh Councillor blogs – Councillor Norman Work opens dramatic new exhibition
by Councillor Norman Work who represents Almond Ward on The City of Edinburgh Council
I was delighted to officially open an exhibition at Queensferry Museum...
New fares from April on Lothian Buses
Although Day ticket prices remain the same, single fares will increase by 10p from April.
But there is also good news: Lothian Buses are...
Edinburgh councillor blogs – Councillor Maureen Child
Councillor Maureen Child represents the Portobello/Craigmillar Ward on The City of Edinburgh Council.
Dear All
Sandy’s Easter Eggstravaganza! Launch of the Pizza Oven and Tin Man is TODAY Thursday 24...
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Firewalking at Thistle Foundation
Art at Ocean Terminal
Auld Reekie Roller Girls in action on 2 April
Boroughmuir win Young Consumers
Edinburgh Reporter competitions
Fancy a firewalk? Well apparently firewalking...
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Waverley Mall grand reopening
Easter Holidays
Glasgow Philharmonia Orchestra coming to Edinburgh
Meet the Funders
Farmer's Market in Juniper Green
We are far from the days of the Ideal...
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The Scottish Parliamentary Elections 2016
The World Press Photo Exhibition
Business at Holyrood this week
Two new hotels opened
Former Royal High School appeal lodged
This week...
Second edition of Edinburgh Vintage Trail now available
Models from the G&V Hotel helped Library staff put the finishing touches to a retro display of clothes, books and music in celebration of...
Edinburgh’s City Deal gets the nod from the UK Treasury
Today during the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Budget speech there was one line which particularly interested us.
He mentioned the Edinburgh City Deal. In fact...
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Edinburgh community energy projects get government backing
Council to look at cost of Sunday parking
Scottish Chamber Orchestra
School pupils cook a meal for their teachers
Loretto Pipe...
Splicing the fibre for fast broadband in Edinburgh
The newly appointed Economy Convener Gavin Barrie did not have to wait too long for his first photo opportunity.
He only took up the job...
Parking on a Sunday please?
The city is one step closer to charging for parking on Sunday afternoons following a decision by the Transport and Environment Committee this morning...
Diving – 7 Nations Youth Diving Meet
7 Nations Diving comes to The Royal Commonwealth Pool this Weekend
There is nowhere to hide standing at the end of a springboard. For that...
Edinburgh congestion above UK average
The latest report from INRIX Traffic Scorecard suggests that on average UK drivers spend 30 hours in traffic, but in Edinburgh, on one street...
Transport Event at the City Chambers on Tuesday
Transform Scotland is holding an election event to give the public the opportunity of quizzing the SNP about their plans for Scottish transport. The...
Commonwealth Day 2016 – Lord Provost will raise the Commonwealth Flag on Monday morning
The Lord Provost of the City of Edinburgh the Rt Hon Donald Wilson will be up on the City Chambers archway tomorrow morning at...
City to celebrate LifeCare’s 75th Anniversary
LifeCare are delighted to announce that they are being honoured with a civic reception, hosted by the Lord Provost of Edinburgh, the Rt Hon Donald Wilson...
TERLive! The City of Edinburgh Council meeting 10 March 2016
Follow our live coverage of the council meeting this morning live from the City Chambers.
Do join in the debate - add your comments below...
Councillor Frank Ross – ready to be Council Leader?
Councillor Frank Ross will become the third leader of the SNP group in this five year term when he takes over as Deputy Council...
Changes to leadership of SNP group at City of Edinburgh Council
Changes have been made at the top of the SNP group on the council this evening, and since the group is in coalition with the...
Sir Tom Farmer recognised with Edinburgh Award
Last night there was a ceremony at the City Chambers when Edinburgh recognised one of its well-loved sons.
Sir Tom Farmer receives The Edinburgh Award...
Edinburgh Councillor blogs
by Councillor Maureen Child
Dear All
I have decided I am going to overcome my later-life-developed fear of heights and abseil down the Forth Rail Bridge in aid...
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