Delivering The Promise in Edinburgh is a key priority
Writing in the Edinburgh Evening News (9 February), Education, Children and Families Convenor, Cllr James Dalgleish reflects on The Promise.
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Walking, wheeling and cycling link opens in north Edinburgh
A new walking, wheeling and cycling route, part of the Council鈥檚 拢1.3bn regeneration of Granton Waterfront in the north of the Capital, was officially opened today.
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Edinburgh steps into Christmas
Writing in the Edinburgh Evening News on Wednesday (10 December), Culture and Communities Convener Margaret Graham reflects on the festivities.
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City Art Centre reveals exhibitions programme for 2026
Edinburgh鈥檚 City Art Centre, dedicated to Scottish visual and applied arts, has announced an unmissable programme of new exhibitions for 2026.
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Council reaffirms commitment to eradicate poverty by 2030
We have published our fifth annual update on actions to end poverty in the city by 2030, delivering a clear snapshot of what鈥檚 been achieved 鈥� and what still needs to be done
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Support local businesses this Christmas
Edinburgh residents are being urged to consider shopping locally on the eve of Small Business Saturday.
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Construction begins on first phase of West Edinburgh Link
Our contractor Balfour Beatty commenced works yesterday (December 3), which are expected to last until Summer 2026.
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Pupils festive card designs brighten up Princes Street
Seasons Greetings' artwork competition winning designs unveiled.
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Plans for Visitor Levy housing spend approved
Councillors on Tuesday 2 December agreed the first spend programme for funding raised by the Edinburgh Visitor Levy.
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Positive attainment progress in Edinburgh's schools
A report highlighting achievements and progress in attainment among learners for academic session 2024-25 was discussed at Education, Children and Families Committee last week (27 November).
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Edinburgh launches innovative pilot to prevent homelessness
A new pilot aimed at preventing people from becoming homeless has officially been given the go-ahead in the Capital after the Council and partners were awarded funding from the Scottish Government.