November 2018 News

More than 5,000 people put forward their views in a major public consultation aimed at shaping how Scotland’s Capital looks, feels and functions for generations to come.

Lord Provost Frank Ross was joined today by the First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon for a ceremony at the Stone of Remembrance.

The City of Edinburgh Council will join partner organisations in four Talk Money events held across the city to share tips and advice for managing money.

Edinburgh continues to be the most prosperous UK city outside London according to new report produced by the City of Edinburgh Council.

The weather may have taken a mild turn, but the City of Edinburgh Council is gearing up for whatever the winter has to throw at the Capital over the coming months. 

This weekend, Edinburgh will join the rest of the world in observing Remembrance Day – a commemoration of the sacrifices of members of the armed forces and of civilians in times of war.

Plaza areas, people-friendly spaces and a dedicated cycleway are among potential new features for Edinburgh’s George Street and New Town public realm design project.

Rugby fans heading to watch Scotland in the Autumn Tests 2018 this month are being advised to take note of traffic and travel information.

Part of the old tram depot on Leith Walk has been brought back to life as modern office space and a creative hub.

The first details of a major new investment programme for the Edinburgh Festivals have been announced today, which will enable festival programmes to be more diverse and global.