City Plan 2030 nearing adoption
Our bold plan for sustainable development in the Capital has passed another milestone after the Planning Committee agreed it today (Wednesday, 23 October).
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Launch of Workplace Parking Levy engagement
Responses to an online survey launched today will help inform next steps for a potential Workplace Parking Levy (WPL) in Edinburgh.
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New fantasy genre display at Central Library joins UK wide Living Knowledge Network
A new display has opened this month (November 2023) at the Central Library, exploring the rich diversity of the fantasy genre as part of the British Library’s Living Knowledge Network.
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Edinburgh one of 119 global cities named as climate action leaders on CDP 2023 AÂ List
The Council has been recognised as one of 119 cities across the world to lead the way on climate action, in results published by Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) today.
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Positive progress in services for children and young people
Significant achievements and progress have been made across services provided for children and young people by the City of Â鶹ӳ».
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Pavement parking controls to be introduced in Edinburgh
Preparations are underway to begin enforcement against pavement parking in Edinburgh, following the introduction of new powers by the Scottish Government.
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Response to the Edinburgh Tram Inquiry
Â鶹ӳ» has published its response to the Edinburgh Tram Inquiry.
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Five city projects shortlisted for top public service awards
Edinburgh is a five-time nominee for this year’s Scottish Public Service Awards.
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Statement from the Council Leader on public demonstrations
Council Leader Cammy Day gives a statement on public demonstrations and urges organisers to get in touch.
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Thousands of Edinburgh employees benefit from fair pay after Living Wage campaign
A campaign to boost the number of businesses which become real Living Wage accredited has led to 12,000 Edinburgh workers receiving a direct, guaranteed uplift in pay over the past decade.
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Edinburgh declares a housing emergency
Councillors in Edinburgh have overwhelmingly voted to recognise and seek to address the scale of Edinburgh’s housing crisis.