Major project to revive historic park begins
A major project to restore Edinburgh’s historic Saughton Park got under way today, with the official commencement of a year-long programme of work.
Picture this: A safer Edinburgh as 20mph rollout continues
Children from the latest area of Edinburgh to 'go 20' displayed their road safety-themed artwork at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art today as 20mph Phase 3 gets ready to go live.
Coalition unveils programme for the Capital
The Coalition today published ambitious plans to deliver improved services for the Capital’s residents and communities.
Calls on waste down from last year in Edinburgh
Just over a week into the festivals, early figures that show enquiries about waste and cleansing in the city are down by over a quarter (27%) compared to the same time last year.
Making a murderer: the face of the Cramond Killer
Putting a face to the ‘Cramond Murderer’, a new museum display in Edinburgh has used forensic techniques to picture John Howison for the first time.
Plans for schools to tackle rising pupil numbers
Recommendations to ensure the Capital’s schools tackle the demands of increased pupil numbers and meet future provision have been drawn up by the City of Edinburgh Council.
Councillors to consider business case for taking tram to Newhaven
Councillors are set to consider further the feasibility of taking Edinburgh Trams to Newhaven.
Exam success for Edinburgh pupils
The anxious wait is finally over for thousands of pupils across Edinburgh as they received their exam results today (Tuesday 8 August).
Improving road repairs to keep Edinburgh moving
A plan to improve the way the Council carries out road repairs is set to go before councillors later this week.
Festival cleansing team passes the 'trash test'
As Edinburgh gears up to celebrate 70 years of the Festival, the City of Edinburgh Council’s measures to keep the city looking its best for the anniversary are well under way.
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