Floral Clock resplendent for Save the Children centenary
Work has finished to complete this year’s design on the world’s oldest Floral Clock – in Edinburgh’s West Princes Street Gardens.
'Summertime Streets' put safety first
A series of changes will be implemented in Edinburgh's Old Town this summer to ensure safety and accessibility during the busy Festival period.
Edinburgh residents and businesses to be at the heart of shaping the future of Edinburgh’s Christmas and Hogmanay
Underbelly sees contract extended to produce Edinburgh’s Winter Festivals for two more years
Lord Provost opens Ferryfield House dementia hub
Lord Provost Frank Ross cut the ribbon on Friday (14 June) to officially open the new Ferryfield Hub.
Driving Edinburgh's PRIDE for Scotland's LGBTI Festival
The City of Edinburgh Council’s Depute Leader has joined Enterprise Car Club to mark Pride Edinburgh.
Thriving future for Edinburgh's parks thanks to new national fund award
Scotland’s Capital has today [17 June 2019] been announced as one of eight urban areas to share in £11 million worth of funding to secure the future of the UK’s parks and greenspaces.
Hats off to Project SEARCH graduates
Congratulations to the 22 young interns aged 16-29 who graduated from the Edinburgh Project SEARCH programme this week.
Edinburgh tucks into award success for sustainable food progress
Celebrations are under way after the Capital scooped a prestigious Sustainable Food City Bronze Award for its Edible Edinburgh project.
New approach for Third Party Cultural Grants in the Capital
New Strategic Partnerships are at the forefront of the City of Edinburgh Council’s proposed Third Party Grants.
My Name’5 Doddie Foundation collects £3,000 thanks to Provost’s Prestonfield fundraiser
Scottish rugby star Scott Hastings joined the Lord Provost at Prestonfield House to collect a cheque for the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation.
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