Thousands of workers to benefit from boost to the Living Wage
The Living Wage Foundation has revealed that the Real Living Wage will increase to £12.60 next year.
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Future of Edinburgh’s Winter Festivals – feedback published
Survey reveals overwhelming support for continuation of winter celebrations in the Capital, but with a revised format.
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New concert hall for Edinburgh city centre
Council Leader and Planning Convener for the City of Â鶹ӳ» welcome the approval of the plans for the Dunard Centre.
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Two years of Trams to Newhaven
As the Trams to Newhaven project marks the two-year point and remains on track for opening for revenue service in Spring 2023, we’re looking back over the progress made so far.
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Edinburgh residents asked to buy responsibly this Christmas
A new campaign encouraging residents to have a less wasteful Christmas and help reduce their impact on the environment has been launched today (22 November).
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Edinburgh International Festival Director Fergus Linehan to receive the 2021 Edinburgh Award
Edinburgh International Festival Director Fergus Linehan has been chosen to receive the prestigious Edinburgh Award this year.
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Capital awarded highest global rating for climate action
Edinburgh has become the only city in Scotland to be awarded with the highest rating for climate action.
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Being a Living Wage employer is good for business
Fair Work Convener, Councillor Kate Campbell, writes in today's Evening News as Edinburgh sets it's ambition for get more businesses Living Wage accredited and help more people out of in-work poverty.
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Scotland’s Capital realises its Living Wage ambition
Edinburgh has today been awarded Living Wage City status as the UK marks Living Wage week (15-19th November), an annual celebration of the real Living Wage.
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Literary icon’s family Bible comes home to Edinburgh
Museums & Galleries Edinburgh (MGE) is delighted to reveal important new donations to the Writers’ Museum collections, relating to the family and life of author Robert Louis Stevenson.
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Targets for a sustainable transport future
As the international COP26 climate conference marks ‘Transport Day’ targets for changing the way we travel around Edinburgh have been proposed to help achieve our own ambitious net zero goals.