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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New trial Council service is here to listen to you
A trial community contact project is running in Gorgie Dalry to make it easier for local people to reach the services and support that the Council offers.
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Lord Provost pays tribute to Ken Buchanan
Edinburgh's Lord Provost Robert Aldridge has paid tribute to Ken Buchanan MBE as it is announced today (Saturday 1 April) that he has died aged 77.
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Community cleans up West Pilton
It has been a busy week of action in West Pilton, where our housing team have been working with commercial partners, tenants and local school children to spring clean estates.
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Saturday School boost for pupils' exam preparations
Dozens of pupils at Gracemount High School are benefitting from extra maths and biology tuition in the run up to their exams thanks to an innovative partnership project at the school.
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Flying the flag for Trans Day of Visibility 2023
In recognition of this year’s International Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV), we’re honouring our transgender and non-binary communities by flying the transgender pride flag from the City Chambers
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Council seeks views on challenges faced by property owners adapting and repairing historic homes
People who own listed buildings or properties in conservation areas are being asked by the City of Edinburgh Council to give their views in a consultation.
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Edinburgh recognised at the Sustainable Food Places Awards
Edinburgh has been recognised by the Sustainable Food Places at an awards ceremony at their conference in Oxford last weekend (23-24 March).
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Spring and summer at Lauriston Castle programme
As the spring sunshine approaches, Lauriston Castle has launched an action-packed season of activities and events for all the family.
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Leith Connections coming soon
Work will soon begin on a scheme to create safer, more welcoming places to walk, wheel, cycle and spend time in Leith.
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‘We can get the job done in Edinburgh’, say young adults with a learning disability on new national day of action
A new government-backed national day of action will be marked today (Monday 27 March) to boost the number of people with a learning disability or autism spectrum condition in employment.