Lady Provost prepares to sleep rough at the Zoo
Edinburgh’s Lady Provost will brave a cold night at the Zoo next month (24 September) in a bid to raise thousands of pounds for local causes.
Work due to start on Mortonhall Crematorium memorial
Work on the walled Memorial Garden at Mortonhall Crematorium is due to start next week (Monday 31 August).
Get your eye on the travelling Turner Prize
George Street shoppers and locals in Leith will be in for a Turner surprise this week when an art gallery in a bus stops off in Edinburgh.
Community gives play park new lease of life
Plans for a new, improved play park for Craigpark Crescent have been approved by the City of Edinburgh Council’s Transport and Environment Committee.
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Consultation starts for primary school capacity pressures in south Edinburgh
A statutory consultation to tackle primary school capacity and accommodation pressures in south Edinburgh starts today (Monday 24 August).
New project unveiled to help Looked After Children get into the Fringe
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society have launched a brand new scheme aimed at providing complimentary tickets to Fringe shows for children being cared for by the City of Edinburgh Council.
Key director role filled
Paul Lawrence was today appointed as Executive Director – Place for the City of Edinburgh Council.
Businesses urged to back £1bn City Deal bid
Businesses from across Edinburgh and the South East of Scotland have today been urged to back a £1bn bid to accelerate growth across the region.
Latest wave of new classrooms open their doors
Hundreds of primary school children have started learning in their new classrooms today (Monday, 17 August) as the City of Edinburgh Council continues to tackle the issue of rising school rolls.
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