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The Forth Green Freeport has this week announced that it has appointed Sarah Murray as the first Chief Executive of the public/private consortium.

A piece of public art will be commissioned by the City of Edinburgh Council as part of the development of Granton gasholder park.

The City of Edinburgh Council has released the first Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) figures since the Low Emission Zone (LEZ) came into force in the capital.

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) have updated their advice.

Edinburgh’s globally renowned festivals are getting into the groove for another spectacular year, with the launch of the 2024 Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival.

As a result of analysis of routine samples, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) have indicated a high bacterial result in the water at Portobello Beach.

With the summer festivals season fast approaching, we’re making temporary changes to the way some of our streets in the Old Town operate between 15 July and 30 September 2024.

Their Majesties The King and Queen attended a celebration of Edinburgh 900 this week at Edinburgh Castle.

The UK Parliamentary General Election results for Edinburgh’s five constituencies have been announced at the Royal Highland Centre today (Friday 5 July).

The capital has reaffirmed its Friendship Agreement with the northern French village of Contalmaison – the final resting place of many soldiers who fought in McCrae’s Battalion.

Polling places across Edinburgh are open until 10pm this evening for residents to vote, with photo ID being compulsory at this UK Parliament General Election.

The City of Edinburgh Council is taking urgent steps to ensure all residents can cast their vote in next Thursday’s UK Parliament General Election.

Culture and Communities Convener, Councillor Val Walker writes about enjoying Edinburgh’s green spaces this summer.

We’re issuing guidance so everyone is able to cast their vote in the General Election on 4 July.

St Andrew Square welcomed a parade of serving personnel, veterans, and their supporters over the weekend at a special event held to celebrate Armed Forces Day.

The Lord Provost has officially opened this year’s incarnation of the Floral Clock.

The annual Pride Edinburgh march takes place today in what is Scotland's longest running celebration of diversity.

The latest news from the Council Leader Cammy Day.

A review of Edinburgh’s short term lets (STL) licensing will take place this summer.

Edinburgh received five accolades yesterday evening at the annual Scottish Transport Awards in Glasgow.

Museums & Galleries Edinburgh will be taking part on two groundbreaking equalities initiatives that are starting this month.

Following extensive consultation, plans for the first phase of a £1.3bn sustainable new coastal town at Granton Waterfront in Edinburgh are available to view on the Council's Planning Portal.

A new ‘school zone’ has launched at Dalry Primary School with a day of festivities to celebrate safer streets and improved air quality.

Residents are being urged to register to vote and make sure any applications for postal or proxy votes are in this week.

Paul Lawrence officially takes up the post of Chief Executive of the City of Edinburgh Council on Monday (17 June).

The Trams to Newhaven project took home the prize in the ‘Future Places’ category at the Local Government Chronicle (LGC) Awards in London earlier this week (12 June).

The Forth Green Freeport (FGF) is officially “open for business” today, 12 June, following approval from the Scottish and UK Governments of its Outline Business Case.

Plans for a new 8,500 capacity arena by AEG at Edinburgh Park were approved at the Development Management Sub Committee today.

Council Leader Cammy Day writes about the impact of global pop superstar Taylor Swift performing in Edinburgh.

The baton passed through the Capital yesterday (10 June) in the latest stage of the 2,436km journey from Ben Nevis to Big Ben.