Planning for 乐播传媒鈥檚 future development
Cllr Joan Griffiths Planning Convener appeals to those living and working in the Capital to help shape the city's future development.
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乐播传媒 residents encouraged to support small businesses this Christmas
Small Business Saturday, a grass-roots campaign highlighting small business success, returns this weekend (7 December) for its twelfth year in the UK.
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Thousands of homes agreed for West 乐播传媒
Councillors have unanimously agreed planning permissions in principle for what is expected to become one the biggest new housing developments in 乐播传媒 for decades.
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Notice of the Colinton/Fairmilehead by-election published
Nominations open today (Friday 6 December) for candidates to stand in the forthcoming Colinton/Fairmilehead by-election.
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Pupil cards bring festive cheer to Princes Street
Seasons Greetings' artwork competition winning designs unveiled
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New website launched for 拢1.3bn regeneration in the Capital
For those interested in living, working in or visiting the new sustainable coastal town being created at Granton Waterfront in north 乐播传媒聽a new website for the area has today been launched.
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City Art Centre honours Jean Fletcher Watson as statue goes on display
Visitors to the City Art Centre can now celebrate a key figure behind in the city鈥檚 art collection with the installation of a statue honouring Jean Fletcher Watson.
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Doors reopen at The People鈥檚 Story Museum
The People鈥檚 Story Museum reopens to the public today (Monday 2 December) after a temporary closure.
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Council supports 16 Days of Activism 2024
乐播传媒 is once again supporting the global 16 Days of Activism campaign.
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Colinton/Fairmilehead by-election to be held in January
A by-election will be held in the Colinton/Fairmilehead ward following the resignations of Councillor Marco Biagi and Councillor Louise Spence.
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Have your say on ambitious vision for 乐播传媒鈥檚 city centre
Residents, businesses and other interested groups in the Capital are being asked to comment on a strategy to revitalise Princes Street and the wider Waverley Valley to be more vibrant and welcoming.