Princes Street summit outlines progress and next steps
The Council Leader has met with business representatives, heritage organisations, community groups and Councillors to provide an update on efforts to reopen Princes Street.
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New Liberton High School opens doors to pupils
Cutting-edge building replaces existing Liberton High School as part of new community, lifelong learning and sports campus
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Students watch solar eclipse thanks to donation of glasses
First year students at Portobello High had an extra surprise waiting for their very first day at high school – solar eclipse glasses.
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3 x 2 = double trouble at Sciennes Primary
Teachers at Sciennes Primary School would be forgiven for seeing double as it welcomes three sets of twins to primary one.Â
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Edinburgh community groups invited to join the 2026 People’s Procession
Community groups and organisations from across the city are being invited to register by Saturday 15 August to take part in the 2026 Edinburgh People’s Procession.
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Culture Convener: Enjoy Edinburgh's global outlook and warm welcome
Culture and Communities Convener Councillor Margaret Graham looks forward to an 'unforgettable' festival season.
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Scotland’s supreme traditional fiddler Aly Bain gets set for Edinburgh Award
Aly Bain has been getting ready to receive the prestigious Edinburgh Award.
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Council Leader welcomes announcement of Scottish Government support for Princes Street response
The Scottish Government has announced a fund of up to £5m to support the city’s ongoing response and recovery to the Princes Street fire, following talks with the Council Leader this morning.
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Edinburgh celebrates 180 years of Scott Monument
One of Edinburgh’s most recognisable landmarks is celebrating a major milestone this summer, with visitors invited to join in the celebrations.
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Writers’ Museum celebrates the stories, memories, and journeys of Edinburgh women
Colours of the Past: A Creative Writing Exhibition showcases the personal stories of women from Edinburgh’s Black and Asian communities at the Writers’ Museum until Sunday 29 November.Â