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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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.
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Council welcomes additional Scottish Government regeneration funding
Additional support totalling £848,123 is being provided from the Scottish Government’s Regeneration Capital Grant Fund (RCGF) for a trio of flagship regeneration projects in the city.
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Transport Convener: Trams to Newhaven completion on the horizon
Councillor Scott Arthur, Transport and Environment Convener, writes in today's Edinburgh Evening News.
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Celebrating World Poetry Day at Makars’ Court
Earlier today, Royal Mile Primary School P7s took part in an activity morning at the Writers’ Museum to mark World Poetry Day - becoming the latest poets to recite their works at Makars' Court.
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Edinburgh Community Climate Fund winners announced
A total of £140,000 is being awarded to community and voluntary groups to implement projects related to climate change.
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Independent Chair to be appointed for Edinburgh Slavery and Colonialism Legacy Review Implementation Group
Irene Mosota has been nominated to chair the new Edinburgh Slavery and Colonialism Legacy Review Implementation Group, which will take forward the group’s ten recommendations.
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Spring exhibitions at Museum of Edinburgh
Museum of Edinburgh will open two new exhibitions this month that highlight the diversity of the Capital and sharing the artwork, collections, and stories of people in and around Edinburgh.
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First trams on route to Newhaven
History was made on Monday night (13 March), when the first tram in over 65 years ran down Leith Walk, as the Trams to Newhaven project nears completion.