Pavement parking ban in Edinburgh hailed a success one year on
The benefits of the pavement parking ban have been praised by Guide Dogs Scotland and Living Streets Edinburgh.
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Councillors agree changes to Edinburgh’s short term lets licensing policy
Councillors on the Regulatory Committee met on Friday 31 January and agreed some changes to the Council’s licensing policy on short term lets (STLs).
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Celebrating our city’s rich history through storytelling
As part of National Storytelling Week, Edinburgh 900 invites people and communities to share their connection with the capital city.
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Maybury Primary School officially opens as excited pupils move in
First of its kind, Maybury Primary School has this week welcomed its first pupils - 25 excited P1 learners - into the brand-new school building.Â
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Have your say on vision for new Queensferry community hub
A consultation has opened on proposals to deliver new, fit for purpose services and more school places that support Queensferry’s growing population
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Edinburgh’s historic Nelson Monument and Timeball to undergo major restoration
Nelson Monument, one of Edinburgh’s most iconic landmarks, is set to temporarily close for the final phase of essential refurbishment works and the reinstallation of its historic Timeball and mast.
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An open letter to the Minister for Public Finance
The Council Leader has formally written to the Scottish Government to declare Edinburgh's intention to launch a Visitor Levy.
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Edinburgh declares Scotland's first visitor levy
Councillors have formally agreed to introduce Edinburgh’s Visitor Levy scheme.
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Two new councillors elected in Edinburgh as by-election result announced
The Colinton/Fairmilehead by-election result has been announced at Waverley Court in Edinburgh.
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Non-essential services suspended due to Storm Eowyn
All non-essential Council services will be suspended tomorrow due to extreme weather conditions.