Green light given to restore Tollcross Clock
Funding to restore one of the city's most cherished landmarks - the historic Tollcross Clock – was approved today, with works set to begin as early as May.
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Edinburgh wins gold at Keep Scotland Beautiful Awards
As we mark Climate Week (29 September – 5 October), the Capital has been recognised for leadership in sustainability, biodiversity, and community green space excellence
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Time capsule interred at North Bridge
A time capsule has been interred at North Bridge to mark the project’s work for future generations.
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The fight against tax-evading city shops
City of Edinburgh Council Finance and Resources Convener Cllr Mandy Watt writes in today's Edinburgh Evening News.
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Cross-party statement on protests against refugees and asylum seekers
The City of Edinburgh Council unequivocally condemns the violent protests that have been taking place against refugees and asylum seekers across the country.
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City Chambers to turn pink for Organ and Tissue Donation Week
The Capital is supporting Organ and Tissue Donation Week 2025 which runs from 22-29 September.
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New multilingual cultural guide for artists and creatives launched online
Edinburgh’s new guide supports the creative journey of artists by identifying spaces and opportunities for support in the city.
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Council delivers multi-million-pound investment in buildings
Over £188 million is being invested towards improving public buildings in Edinburgh, with £20 million set aside for the next 12 months.
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Council spend supports jobs and spreads community benefits
Hundreds of work placements, apprenticeships and local jobs have been created thanks to Council contracts - with over a quarter of a million pounds secured in community benefits.
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Councillors call it time to reinstate community clock
Portobello’s town hall clock will tick again for the first time in 20 years.
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'Making a Statement: Craft & Activism in Edinburgh' explores the intersection of traditional craft and social activism
A new colourful and vibrant exhibition bringing together historic objects and contemporary protest material to explore the recent explosion of ‘Craftivism’ in Edinburgh opens today.