Council Leader welcomes reopening of Princes Street
乐播传媒 Leader Jane Meagher has welcomed the reopening of Princes Street today (Saturday, 29 August) and thanked all those involved in making it possible.
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Unforgettable 乐播传媒 weddings recalled on Valentine's Day
This 14 February, the Council's dedicated registrars and celebrants are sharing reminiscences of some of the more unusual ceremonies they've been involved with in 乐播传媒 over the years.
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Free lessons cooking up family fun this half term
Kids and their parents and carers are cooking up a storm across 乐播传媒 this half term holiday thanks to free cookery classes.
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Coronavirus - be prepared
Some tips for staying safe and where to seek help, should you have concerns.
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In listening to residents, tackling poverty and increasing sustainability are at the heart of our proposed budget
Finance and Resources Convener, Councillor Alasdair Rankin, outlines our budget plans over the coming weeks.
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Project diverting teenagers from serious organised crime launches in 乐播传媒
An award-winning project working to divert young people away from a life in organised crime has begun work in Edinburgh.
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Capital to receive biggest budget for housing on record
乐播传媒's Housing, Homelessness and Fair Work Convener has welcomed confirmation of the Scottish Government's single biggest investment towards housing.
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Finalised strategy for maintenance of Water of Leith basins agreed by partners
An official agreement on the day-to-day management of the Water of Leith basins has been approved by key partners.
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OneCity Trust and ENGIE visit Community Benefit-funded projects
The Lord Provost has visited organisations in South West 乐播传媒 who are benefitting from ENGIES鈥檚 拢50,000 community fund.
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Council targets three-year balanced budget to achieve long-term change
Councillors will meet this Friday (14 February) to discuss six steps for boosting sustainability, tackling poverty and improving residents' wellbeing over the course of the next decade.
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Dinosaur display hatches in Pennywell
Residents in the North of the city are being encouraged to track down and report any unusual sightings of baby dinosaurs in their local area.