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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Funding to help more Council tenants with energy costs
乐播传媒 is extending funding to its Energy Advice Service for Council tenants, helping even more households to cut down on costs and carbon emissions.
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聽Over 50 trees planted in Princes Street Gardens
Over 50 trees have been planted in Princes Street Gardens following donations from FLY Festival and the 乐播传媒 Million Tree City Project.
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Trees planted in NHS Lothian and the University of 乐播传媒 honour
Earlier today at the green space near the Royal Hospital for Children and Young People, Little France, two Rowan Trees have been planted in honour of NHS Lothian and the University of Edinburgh.
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Life-saving valentines for sheltered homes in 乐播传媒
Four sheltered homes in 乐播传媒 have been gifted with public access defibrillators in time for Valentine鈥檚 Day thanks to the city鈥檚 community benefit scheme.
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Help shape plans to make it easier to live well locally in Portobello town centre
People are being invited to give their views on making it easier to access Portobello town centre by walking, wheeling cycling and public transport.
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鈥楿kraine Forever鈥� programme of events launched in 乐播传媒
A series of events across 乐播传媒 to mark the one-year anniversary of Russia鈥檚 full-scale invasion of Ukraine launched today (13 February).
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Corstorphine/Murrayfield by-election candidates announced
The candidates standing in the forthcoming Corstorphine/Murrayfield Council by-election, which will take place on Thursday 9 March, have been announced.
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Granton Gasholder moves forward to next phase of development
Councillors at the Development Management Sub-Committee on 25 January approved planning permission for the next stage of redevelopment of the iconic Granton Gasholder.
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Two-way traffic and trams set for Leith Walk
Two-way traffic will return to Leith Walk this month, as preparations for tram testing begin.
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Fresh Start garden goes solar thanks to the power of Council's community benefits scheme
A community growing hub which helps people who have been homeless has become the latest local project to benefit from the Council鈥檚 community benefits scheme.