Mona Yoo reveals history of City Art Centre in new exhibition
RE:SET is the result of a year-long project in which Edinburgh-based artist Mona Yoo worked closely with the City Art Centre’s archives, collections, and architectural spaces.
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Ukrainians and volunteers give Eurovision screening ‘Douze Points’
Over 100 members of the Ukrainian community in the Capital, alongside volunteers, attended a special screening of the live Eurovision Song Contest Final at the City Chambers on Saturday (13 May).
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Plans to double secure on-street cycle parking spaces
The roll-out of 180 secure on-street cycle parking units, providing space for 1080 bikes, will soon be complete, with plans for a further 200 units across the city.
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New Council figures show communal bin roll out is a success
The first phase of new communal bin hubs rolled out by the Council has already led to a massive drop in the number of overflowing bin reports.
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Busy times will lead to better homes
Convener Jane Meagher reflects on a constructive week for the Housing, Homelessness and Fair Work Committee.
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Call for views to form new Craigmillar and Niddrie 20-minute neighbourhood vision
Residents and visitors to Craigmillar and Niddrie are being invited to share their views on improving the look and feel of Niddrie Mains Road and its high street.
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Funding boost for lighting in city parks
Plans for how over £500,000 for park and open space lighting improvements across the city have been approved by the City of Edinburgh Council’s Culture and Communities Committee.
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Direct flight launches to China
Council Leader hails the return of a direct link to Beijing from Edinburgh Airport.
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We want your views on busking in the city
The City of Edinburgh Council is seeking views on the impacts of busking in the city to determine if Council needs additional powers to manage amplification of noise in public places.
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At least 100 social homes planned for regeneration of Fountainbridge
Over 100 new council homes have been approved as part of Edinburgh’s major regeneration of Fountainbridge.
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Parking attendants ride city buses to target inconsiderate drivers
A trial to crack down on drivers parking in bus lanes will see parking attendants riding Lothian Buses services to target city hotspots.