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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Edinburgh’s Welcome Centre reopens its doors for people facing homelessness this winter
Â鶹ӳ» and national homelessness charity Bethany Christian Trust announce the re-opening of the Welcome Centre this winter.
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More than 50 miles of safer cycle routes set for the Capital
An updated five-year programme of investment will see more than £118m invested in schemes to help people walk, wheel and cycle in Edinburgh.
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Investing in accessible streets for everyone
The Council has reaffirmed its commitment to safer, more accessible footways with a boost in funding for measures to improve our pavements and footpaths.Â
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Nominations now open for the Edinburgh Award 2021
The search begins for the next deserving recipient of the Edinburgh Award as nominations open today (Friday 8 October).
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Council Leaders welcome investment to make Council buildings greener
Leaders of the City of Â鶹ӳ» today (8 October) warmly welcomed the announcement of up to £10m of Scottish Government investment for Edinburgh to make Council buildings greener.
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City Centre West to East Cycle Link delivery on the horizon
A key stage has been reached in a major project to create a walking, wheeling and cycling route linking the west to the east of the city, with the appointment of a contractor for its delivery.
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Royal High School Preservation Trust to be leased the former Royal High School
The Royal High School Preservation Trust is to be leased the former Royal High School building, set in heart of the city’s World Heritage Site on Regent Road, following remarketing of the property.
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Planning for our future
Planning Convener, Cllr Neil Gardiner, writes in today's Evening News about next steps for City Plan 2030.
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Council leaders welcome next steps for Edinburgh Bioquarter
Our involvement in the next steps to expand Edinburgh Bioquarter was discussed at today's Policy and Sustainability Committee.
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End poverty in Edinburgh annual report progress
The first annual report of how Edinburgh is progressing in its aim to end poverty by 2030 has detailed significant positive developments taking place in the Capital.