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Edinburgh extends its 20mph network
Following a decision made earlier today by the council's Transport and Environment Committee the network of roads in the city which will have a...
Council reorganisation plans to cut costs and improve service
The idea behind the planned reorganisation of the way council departments provide their services is not all about cost cutting, instead it is about providing...
Council leader welcomes devolution talks
The Smith Commission accepted all recommendations by the end of November last year but is due to publish its draft legislation on 25 January 2015.
Councillor...
Council to review its parking strategy
The City of Edinburgh Council is looking at ways of improving parking in the city, and although one of the effects might be a...
Edinburgh’s Christmas set the tills tinkling
Did you enjoy yourselves at Edinburgh's Christmas? Well it seems that millions of you did as all the figures have risen since last year.
There...
Edinburgh to become the first 20mph city
The council plans to roll out a 20mph limit on all residential streets and most shopping streets across the city from later this year, although due to...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh
Edinburgh to become a 20 mph zone
Government to announce cash boost for the poor
Edinburgh's for unicyclists!
At the Forest Cafe
Menu at The Engine Shed today
Edinburgh will become...
Free school meals – but what’s on the menu at Edinburgh primary schools?
All P1 to P3 pupils attending Scottish schools will today become entitled to free school meals. The full details are here.
The move will offer...
Lord Provost launches 2015 Fair Trade Awards
Edinburgh’s Lord Provost, Donald Wilson, has launched the Fair Trade Awards 2015.
Now in their ninth year, the awards recognise the difference that residents, businesses...
Colinton Community Council nominations open now
If you live or work in Colinton and are interested in becoming a community councillor then the time is right. The council has opened nominations for...
Community help to repair Donkey Lane
Councillor Bill Henderson worked with the Currie Community Council and the local scouts to repair Donkey Lane which has fallen into disrepair over time and...
Council to pilot school streets scheme
Have you ever gone past a school at dropping off time and marvelled at the bad parking and driving? Then this idea from the...
Edinburgh’s Hogmanay hailed a ‘major success’
The organisers of Edinburgh's Hogmanay have been quick to advise that all of the events (which continue today) which make up the three day...
Five things you need to know this New Year’s Day
1999 Scottish Cabinet Records released today
Free tickets for Edinburgh's Christmas
PlayTalkRead has a bumper year
Community Food Projects to get help in 2015
Loony Dook at South...
Torchlight Procession lights up the city centre to start Edinburgh’s Hogmanay
The three days that make up Edinburgh's Hogmanay got off to a fiery start last night with the Torchlight Procession from the High Street...
Five things you need to know on Hogmanay Edinburgh!
Tonight's the night
Edinburgh's Christmas is blowing you kisses
Leith Bridge Project
First same sex marriages will take place today
The men in charge of the fireworks
Tonight is THE big night...
Sue Bruce becomes a Dame in the New Year’s Honours
Sue Bruce, Chief Executive of the City of Edinburgh Council, has been made a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire, in...
Hogmanay starts tomorrow
Edinburgh's Hogmanay is a three day party with events for all the family, but in the words of Chief Superintendent Mark Williams who heads...
Video news review
The Edinburgh Reporter brings you many reports of local news on video. If you would like something you're doing included in our video reports...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Bid to canonise Margaret Sinclair
Wear a Kilt Day
Bookbug sessions
Book Now for Scotlands on New Year's Day
Wee Dub on Hogmanay
News has emerged that there is a...
Special Christmas Eve dinner served up at STEAK
For the third consecutive year running, Executive Head Chef Jason Wright and his team from Steak restaurant in Edinburgh hosted their renowned Christmas lunch for...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Holiday rubbish collections
Edinburgh Marathon Festival 2015
Edinburgh's Christmas freebies
Christmas Art Competition
What's on at The Cameo?
Following the Christmas break the council's waste collections start again today....
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Not too late for the Loony Dook
Is your name Nicola or Nicholas? Free tickets here!
Exercise with a professional
At Talbot Rice in 2015
Museum may be...
Five things you need to know on Christmas Day Edinburgh!
Wishing you a very Happy Christmas
Christmas message from the Lord Provost
Enter our glamping competition!
Barrett donate to foodbank
Get along to the Christmas Day Football Party
We...
Council’s Finance convener explains how they will make savings
While others are thinking of buying presents and Christmas pudding the council's Finance Convener Cllr Alasdair Rankin is still concentrating on the money that...
Flags flying at half mast in Edinburgh today
Flags are flying at half mast today over the City Chambers and other council owned buildings such as The Assembly Rooms in George Street...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Scottish Government earmark millions for Children's Charity
Padel Tennis is big
Christmas is the time for giving.....
ENTER OUR COMPETITIONS!
Show us your Christmas trees
Children and families across...
Former Royal High building to become high class hotel
A 19th century building used mainly as a school, but which was earmarked as the new parliament building for a devolved Scotland may be...
And the Edinburgh Award goes to …Tom Gilzean
Edinburgh war veteran and charity worker Thomas Gilzean has been named as the eighth person to receive The Edinburgh Award.
The former Royal Engineer has...
App to beat the blues seeking test users in Edinburgh
The long, dark nights of December, January and February have long been associated with the ‘winter blues’ but depression is a year round issue...
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