Edinburgh’s ‘Smart City’ strategy to boost digital inclusion and sustainability
A new digital strategy will push forward Edinburgh's ambitions for becoming a sustainable and inclusive Smart City.
-
Edinburgh 900 community fund opens for applications
Community groups in the Capital can now apply for up to £5,000 worth of funding as part of the Edinburgh 900 programme.
-
Health warning regarding potential medical procedures
Edinburgh residents are being urged to contact the City of Edinburgh Council if they have booked a procedure known as a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) in the Capital this weekend.
-
Community invited to remember baby Craig Millar
Over 23 years since the body of a baby boy was tragically discovered in Edinburgh, a memorial dedicated to him will be returned to the community at an unveiling ceremony on Friday (26 April).
-
Millions of pounds committed to boost for the Capital’s roads and infrastructure projects
A record funding boost will see the biggest spend on improvements to the Capital’s roads and infrastructure projects in nearly a decade.
-
Council Leader expresses disappointment at Scottish Government decision to scrap climate change targets
òòò½ÊÓƵ's Leader Cammy Day has responded to the Scottish Government's decision to scrap its annual targets for cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
-
Meadows to George Street project reaches key milestone
A major milestone in the Meadows to George Street project has been reached this week (April 19) as the statutory orders needed to progress to the construction stage are advertised.
-
Destination Forth
New stops on the Forth Bridges Trail have been unveiled for World Heritage Day (Thursday 18 April).
-
The Living Wage movement reaches new heights in Edinburgh
Edinburgh has experienced its most successful year of Living Wage accreditations to date.
-
Edinburgh by numbers is something to smile about
Council Leader Cammy Day sums up the latest Edinburgh by Numbers findings.
-
Feel-good findings reveal Edinburgh’s bounce-back to better health
Record levels of Edinburgh residents are feeling positive and say they’re satisfied with life in the Capital.