Local school children bring 30 years of Capital’s heritage to life
Granton Primary School children using the 30th anniversary of the Old and News Towns World Heritage Site in Edinburgh as inspiration to create an exhibition to help mark this important milestone.
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Edinburgh businesses urged to apply for £4k Discretionary Grant
Eligible Edinburgh businesses who have seen a minimum 20% shortfall in their income as a result of Covid-19 restrictions since the start of the pandemic can apply for a one-off £4k grants from today.
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New parking controls to be introduced across Edinburgh
Changes to some parking restrictions will come into force in Edinburgh from Sunday, 11 April.
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Helping restaurants and cafes make the most of outdoor space safely when restrictions ease
The Council is supporting the hospitality sector to help it make the most of outdoor space safely when lockdown restrictions ease in late April.
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Revealing the faces of centuries-old Edinburgh-dwellers
New images been created showing what people living in Leith up to 700 years ago might have looked like.
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Significant progress made on temporary bus priority measures across south-east Scotland
Measures to prioritise public transport are being introduced across the south east of Scotland thanks to nearly £1.5m in funding from Transport Scotland.
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Edinburgh Guarantee will help business back on its feet
The article below by Housing, Homelessness and Fair Work Convener, Councillor Kate Campbell, was published in today's Edinburgh Evening News.
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World-famous City author Alexander McCall Smith gets set for Edinburgh Award
Alexander McCall Smith CBE has been getting ready to receive the prestigious Edinburgh Award 2020.
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New campaign urges extra care around HGVs
We’re encouraging drivers of large vehicles and people cycling to take extra care on Edinburgh’s roads.
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#AskTwice: Why now more than ever we need to really find out how people are doing
Cllr Amy McNeese-Mechan, Chair of Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership, writes in today's Evening News.
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One year on: how Team Edinburgh responded to the pandemic
Tomorrow (Tuesday 23 March) the UK will fall silent in a national day of reflection to mark the one-year anniversary of the UK’s first COVID-19 lockdown.