Exciting times ahead for transport in Edinburgh
Writing in today's Evening News, Transport and Environment Convener Stephen Jenkinson goes into some of the key transport business of the day.
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Plans submitted to transform city's historic Powderhall Stables
The City of Edinburgh Council’s Powderhall Stables project has taken a major step forward this month with the submission of a planning application by Collective Architecture.
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Take away alcohol licence removed from Leith Bar for anti-social behaviour
The Iona Bar in Leith has had its off-sales licence removed following reports of anti-social behaviour at the pub during the lockdown.
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Edinburgh’s Christmas and Hogmanay: Councillors to agree approach for this year
Councillors will consider an alternative approach for delivering Edinburgh’s Christmas and Hogmanay this winter when they meet next week.
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Figures reveal sustained progress and delivery by Council
The City of Edinburgh Council has delivered sustained improvements over the last 12 months and is continuing to fulfil its longer-term commitments, according to bench-marking reports published today.
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Primary school advice for drop off and pick up times
Primary school parents are being reminded about following physical distancing guidelines when dropping off and picking up children at their school.
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Granton Waterfront amid Council projects nominated for prestigious design awards
The city’s ambitious plan to regenerate Granton Waterfront has been shortlisted for the Scottish Design Awards 2020.
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East Craigs to become city’s first Low Traffic Neighbourhood
Edinburgh’s first Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) is to be introduced as part of Spaces for People improvements.
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Phased return for pupils to schools today
Education Convener Cllr Ian Perry writes about the measures we have put in place for the safe reopening of our schools.
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Edinburgh launches new initiative to support the hard-hit tourism and hospitality sector
Latest news from ETAG.
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First new affordable homes completed since lockdown
Dozens of tenants will have a brand new place to live thanks to the Council and its contractor CCG (Scotland) Ltd putting the finishing touches to new homes.