Update on suspected targeted phishing attack on schools and early years network
All secondary schools were open today to allow students who had exams early next week to attend in person to obtain a new password.
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Edinburgh urged to stay at home, save lives until lockdown restrictions ease
The City of Edinburgh Council is encouraging residents to protect themselves and everyone around them by continuing to follow the Scottish Government’s advice to stay at home.
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How we can work together to support anyone facing homelessness
The support being provided to people facing homelessness in Edinburgh has been commended but we'll need to work together to bring about long-term change, says Adam McVey, Council Leader.
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Become a friend against scams
Our Trading Standards team is encouraging people to register as a Friend Against Scams to protect and prevent people from falling victim to this type of fraud.
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Report reveals impact of Coronavirus on poverty in Edinburgh
The Capital’s leader has outlined the measures the Council will take following a report from the Edinburgh Poverty Commission into the impact the Covid-19 pandemic is having on residents in the city.
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Putting the safety and wellbeing of domestic abuse victims at the heart of our housing approach
Elected members have adopted a new Domestic Abuse Housing Policy for Edinburgh, strengthening the Council's approach to protecting people and providing safe places to live.
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Edinburgh's response to the coronavirus outbreak in numbers
A report presented by the Council's Chief Executive this week (Thursday 14 May) details the steps the Council has taken to respond to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Campaign urges public to look out for one other on city’s off-road paths
The public are being encouraged to be considerate of one another when using Edinburgh’s many off-road paths, parks and green spaces.
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Edinburgh housing scheme helps tackle homelessness and assist people with empty homes
A City of Edinburgh Council scheme is assisting people and families in critical housing need and experiencing homelessness by providing a better alternative to other forms of temporary accommodation.
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Flags fly with pride in Edinburgh this weekend
This Sunday is International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexism and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT) and we're showing our support from the rooftop of the City Chambers.
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Hundreds of books delivered to vulnerable Edinburgh families in isolation
Families with vulnerable children who are shielding at home in Edinburgh are to have hundreds of books delivered to their doorsteps thanks to a new charity partnership.