First tenants move into pioneering affordable homes in Edinburgh
Tenants have moved into the first ‘net zero ready’ affordable homes to be delivered in Granton Waterfront.
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Modern apprentice success as pupils receive their grades
Modern apprentice Rebecca Ritchie is celebrating after successfully completing her Foundation Apprenticeship and entering the City of Â鶹ӳ»â€™s early years academy programme.
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Easter Road and Tynecastle Stadiums' roar to return as Council grants full capacity crowds
Heart of Midlothian and Hibernian football clubs have been granted dispensation today by the Council to welcome back full capacity crowds at their upcoming home matches in the next few weeks.
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Let’s all play our part for the safe return of Edinburgh’s summer festivals
As Edinburgh’s summer festivals begin in the Capital, the City of Â鶹ӳ»â€™s Culture Leaders have welcomed their return, though urge everyone to play their part for a safe, enjoyable August.
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Should Edinburgh be a short term let control area?
A consultation is set to begin next month following consideration of a report published today outlining a draft proposal to designate the whole city as a short term let (STL) control area.
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Council Leaders react to move out of COVID level 0
Council Leaders have welcomed moves to end most COVID restrictions, though have urged the public to continue practicing caution.
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Edinburgh primary school top of the class for outdoor learning
An Edinburgh primary school has become the first in Scotland to receive a national award for its commitment to taking learning outside the classroom.
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Floral clock blooms in honour for the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh’s 350th anniversary
Work has finished to complete this year’s design on the world’s oldest Floral Clock in Edinburgh’s West Princes Street Gardens.
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Edinburgh Poverty Commission work shortlisted for top award
The work of the Edinburgh Poverty Commission has been shortlisted for a national award as the City aims to end poverty in Scotland’s capital by 2030.
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Council leader hails Capital’s QS Best Student Cities Ranking
Council Leader Adam McVey welcomes the news that Edinburgh has been named as the UK’s second-best city to be a student after London for the sixth time in a row by the QS Best Student Cities Ranking.
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Culture and Communities Vice Convener: Thanks to all our friends who help keep parks green
Councillor Amy McNeese-Mechan, Culture and Communities Vice Convener, writes for today's Edinburgh Evening News about Love Parks Week and thanks the Friends of the City's parks.