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Edinburgh cracks down on legal highs
The City of Edinburgh Council has successfully begun to crack down on the sale of dangerous NPS (Novel Psychoactive Substances).
Trading Standards officers from the...
The City of Edinburgh’s Music School holding an Open Day in November
Is your child musically talented? If you are considering a specialist music school for your child - The City of Edinburgh's Music School is...
Budget 2016 – Speaking to the Transport Convener
The City of Edinburgh Council plans to set a four year budget in the spring of next year, agreeing how much they will have...
Council confirm 2000 jobs must go to balance the books
The City of Edinburgh Council will agree next week to break one of its pledges on not making any staff compulsorily redundant.
That is, it...
At the City Art Centre – William Gear 1915-1997
A major retrospective exhibition opens at the City Art Centre this weekend.
Featuring around 120 works spanning his colourful career and coinciding with the centenary of...
Edinburgh’s Christmas say 48,000 tickets snapped up in 24 hours
Following the announcement that you could reserve a ticket for the newest attraction at this year's Edinburgh's Christmas, revellers have not been hanging about!
Over...
TERLive! City of Edinburgh Council meeting 22 October 2015
Another month, another council meeting. This Thursday morning all 58 councillors will sit in the City Chambers where they will consider all the items on the...
Edinburgh celebrates Trafalgar Day
Today is Trafalgar Day and Edinburgh has a special role to play in celebrating it with all the signal flags flying from the Nelson...
Hundreds of drivers on Princes Street ignore bus lanes
The council has discovered from watching video footage that an average of approximately 160 drivers per day ignore the bus lane restrictions on Princes Street.
But they...
Johnstone calls for more investment in cycling
Alison Johnstone MSP, health spokesperson for the Scottish Greens, says new research by transport charity Sustrans shows how out of step Scottish ministers are...
Friends of the Meadows have their say on council proposals
The Culture and Sport Committee meets this morning to debate the possibility of establishing a public park events space in one of their parks....
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Edinburgh's Budget Consultation
Scottish International Storytelling Festival
What's on listings
Martin Creed at the Scottish Gallery of Modern Art
Today's weather in Edinburgh
The council would like to hear from...
Campaigners demand a halt to bus stop works
Living Street Edinburgh a campaigning group for pedestrians has demanded that the City of Edinburgh Council suspends works being carried out across the city to introduce new...
Edinburgh Trams now running earlier
Edinburgh Trams is to start a six week ‘red eye’ trial tomorrow morning, giving passengers the opportunity to travel to and from Edinburgh Airport...
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Tickets now on sale for St Andrew's Day celebrations
Elderly woman injured in Blackhall care home
Stop Climate Chaos call for election promises
Book Week Scotland 2015
Easy jet...
At the City Art Centre – Forgotten artist
The story of a great British painter who slipped into obscurity will be remembered at a major retrospective exhibition arriving at the City Art...
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Upcycling
Coffee tasting
Take it right outside
Billy's big win with Forth 1
Poddingtons Coffee House celebrates 1st birthday - with cake!
A major eight-week social media campaign launches...
Lidl planning a new store in Craigmillar
Grocer of the Year, Lidl, submits detailed application for new concept store as part of Craigmillar’s town centre regeneration
The EDI Group Ltd has announced...
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Edinburgh Restaurant Festival 2015
Chile festival at the Botanics
Glenogle facelift
London Oriana Choir
Queen Elizabeth captain to be guest of honour
Three of Edinburgh’s top chefs came together for...
Southside now have a new community council
by Councillor Jim Orr
Some great news for people who live in the Southside is that the Southside Community Council is now back up and...
Edinburgh councillor blogs – Maureen Child
A local resident came up with some heartening good news to share: “Just wanted to pass on the fantastic experience that my teenage autistic...
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Get involved with Chronicle Online
Big poem for National Poetry Day
Edinburgh Restaurant Festival
Wiki House at Fountainbridge
Edinburgh Trams
The full list of all workshops being run at...
WikiHouse to be built this weekend at Fountainbridge
First there was the Grove community garden and now there will be a community-use WikiHouse which will be constructed at Fountainbridge this weekend. It will be the first...
Edinburgh Trams crowned Operator of the Year
Even if the building of the tram line has come in for criticism from many quarters it appears that the operation of the service...
Museum of Childhood taking part in nationwide Harry Potter competition
MAGIC OF HARRY POTTER AT THE MUSEUM
Visitors to the Museum of Childhood in Edinburgh will picture the magic of Harry Potter as part of a nationwide...
City Observatory development will star arts space
Earlier today the council's planners approved plans to create a new contemporary visual arts space at the City Observatory complex on Edinburgh’s Calton Hill.
The project...
Edinburgh Tram Inquiry gets moving
The Rt Hon Lord Hardie, Chairman of the Edinburgh Tram Inquiry today chaired a Preliminary Hearing in Edinburgh.
Lord Hardie announced the details of seven organisations...
Look out for changes in the bus lane from Monday
Changes to the city’s bus lanes are to be trialled from Monday 5 October.
One trial will mean that most all day bus lanes change ...
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Parking consultation
Charity Sleep out
Queen Margaret professors are the best
Fun Palaces!
Victorian Photography talks tomorrow
Parking controls help to keep traffic on Edinburgh’s streets moving smoothly, improve...
Brothers and sisters should get preferential treatment on school places
A report relating to catchment boundary changes for Towerbank Primary School recommends an option which would guarantee sibling places in future.
The Council held a statutory consultation as...
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