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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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.
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Numbers are adding up for city prosperity
Council Leader Cammy Day writes in Edinburgh Evening News about Edinburgh by Numbers and upcoming Coronation of King Charles III.
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Council Leader reinforces partnership between the city of Edinburgh and Taiwan
At the Central Library today (May 2), Council Leader Cammy Day formally accepted a set of books to signify and strengthen the cultural, economic, and historic links between Edinburgh and Taiwan.
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Coronation of His Majesty The King to be screened live in Princes Street Gardens
West Princes Street Gardens will host a special free screening in the Capital to mark the Coronation of HM The King.
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Living longer and living well in ‘the best city in the world’
Recently crowned the best city in the world by Time Out magazine, Edinburgh’s reputation as a great place to live, work, invest in and visit remains well intact.
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Purchase of Liberton Hospital paves the way for accessible low-carbon homes
The City of Edinburgh Council has successfully secured a major new site for accessible affordable housing in the South of the city.
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Team at Mortonhall Crematorium receives positive inspection report
A Scottish Government inspection report has found that Mortonhall Crematorium has “no shortcomings in any aspect of the cremation process with good practice observed throughout the different stages."
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Council partners with community councils to seek views on regenerating Edinburgh’s coastline
A six-week consultation is asking residents, businesses and other interested groups how they think Seafield could be transformed and regenerated into a vibrant new 20-minute neighbourhood.