Council Leader responds to attacks in Edinburgh
Following a series of incidents across the city on Friday 19 June, the Council Leader, Jane Meagher, condemns the attacks and has paid tribute to the response of emergency services.
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New Electric Refuse Collection Vehicles to hit the streets of the Capital
Electric rocked down to Waterfront Avenue this morning as the Council’s new Electric Refuse Collection Vehicles (eRCVs) were unveiled for the first time.
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Leading the way for the Living Wage
By Councillor Jane Meagher, Housing, Homelessness and Fair Work Convener and Kat Brogan of Mercat Tours. Together, they chair Edinburgh’s Living Wage Action Group.
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Double success at Scottish Education Awards
A nursery and a high school in Edinburgh have achieved top marks at the Scottish Education Awards by scooping two prestigious trophies.
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Thriving, Welcoming, Fair and Pioneering – Lord Provost relaunches Edinburgh’s City Vision 2050
Edinburgh pupils and local business representatives came together to share their vision of what the capital city should look like in 2050.
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Council Leader reaffirms Edinburgh's commitment to Europe
Statement from Council Leader Cammy Day following the motion 'Europe Day – Celebrating Edinburgh’s European Identity' which was approved recently by Council.
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Council Leader's response regarding Court of Session ruling on short-term lets
Council Leader Cammy Day's statement.
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Launch of Trams to Newhaven passenger services
The sun shone on Leith today (Wednesday, 7 June) when passenger services on Edinburgh’s new tram line to Newhaven were launched, with the help of the community along the route.
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Consultation launched on plans for new coastal town in the Capital
The creation of a £1.3bn connected and sustainable new coastal town at Granton Waterfront in Edinburgh has reached its next major phase.
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Travelling Gallery announces second season of 2023 programme
Launching Thursday 8 June at Calton Hill from 12noon – 6pm
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Council driving forward plans to tackle the impact of poverty on women and girls
A key factor in the bid to end poverty in the Capital by 2030 is the steps being taken by the Council and partners to prevent and mitigate the impacts on women.