Flags to be raised on Trafalgar Day at city's Nelson Monument
The Nelson Monument on Edinburgh’s Calton Hill will be colourfully commemorated this weekend for Trafalgar Day (Saturday 21 October).
Council welcomes new apprentices
An induction day has been held for 22 new apprentices joining the Council to work in the housing service.
More bike and pedestrian-friendly layout agreed for Silverknowes roundabout
Changes to the layout of Silverknowes Roundabout have been agreed to help make it safer and more user-friendly for those on two wheels, as well as pedestrians.
Crash simulators and drunk goggles send strong message to young drivers
Hundreds of sixth year pupils from across Edinburgh will test out crash simulators, drunk goggles and even sit behind the wheel of an electric bus as part of a fun but hard-hitting road safety event.
Pioneering two-stage right for cyclists on Edinburgh's Leith Walk
A new two-stage right turn junction to help keep cyclists safe is being introduced on one of the Capital's major thoroughfares - the first such junction of its kind in Scotland.
Edinburgh's City Art Centre reveals its Hidden Gems
Hidden Gems opens at Edinburgh’s City Art Centre on 7 October 2017
Building a future for early years learning in Edinburgh
Young children across the Capital are benefitting from an innovative approach to transforming the early years learning and childcare landscape by the City of Edinburgh Council.
Council agrees motion to smooth Brexit transition
The City of Edinburgh Council is to produce a report which will set out how the local authority will support EU citizens during the uncertainty of the Brexit process.
Gaelic Language Plan published for consultation
A city that develops and supports more fluent and confident gaelic speakers and promotes thriving gaelic communities and cultures is the vision behind a new ‘Draft Gaelic Language Plan’.