Knife Angel comes to Edinburgh to raise awareness of the devastating impact of violence and knife crime
The 27-foot contemporary sculpture will be on display at Kirkgate, at the bottom of Leith Walk, until Sunday 27 September.
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Council agrees independent review recommendations in full
An action plan to tackle whistleblowing and wider organisational culture at the City of Edinburgh Council will be drawn up following agreement by councillors today (Thursday 16 December).
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Lord Provost: "As we look forward to Christmas and the New Year, we all have a duty to do so responsibly with the safety of others foremost in our minds."
Edinburgh's Lord Provost Frank Ross writes in today's Edinburgh Evening News.
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“Let’s redouble our efforts” – Council Leaders’ plea to citizens to help limit Covid spread
Council Leaders have called on the public to continue following measures to limit the spread of Covid, as new guidance to reduce a rise in Omicron infections is announced.
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Council culture improving but more work to be done, review finds
The findings of an independent review into the whistleblowing and wider organisational culture at the City of Edinburgh Council have been published today (10 December).
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Recycle, reuse, buy responsibly and have a green Christmas!
We’re launching a campaign on Monday (December 13) encouraging residents to recycle and reuse as much of their waste as they can.
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Council welcomes £7.7m Zero Waste Scotland funding for Edinburgh
The funding is from the Scottish Government's recycling improvement fund.
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Council asks residents to support small businesses and buy responsibly this Christmas
Edinburgh’s Small Business Champion Cllr Lezley Marion Cameron is encouraging residents to buy local this weekend and support Small Business Saturday tomorrow (4 December).
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Local Lockdown Legends commended by city Council award
Two Edinburgh ‘Good Neighbours’ have been recognised with an adopted tree and commemorative plaque unveiled in their honour in Craigmillar Town Centre in recognition of their award.
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New strategy to deliver a Stronger, Greener, and Fairer economy
As Edinburgh’s economy continues to navigate its way through changing and uncertain times the City of Edinburgh Council has set out its plans for a Stronger, Greener, and Fairer economy.
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Councillors approve a one-year pilot for Winter Festivals
Councillors today (Tuesday 30 November) gave unanimous backing to a proposed route map for the future of Edinburgh’s Winter Festivals, following the findings of a major independent survey.