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The City of Edinburgh Council Children and Families Department has agreed to consult on proposals to relocate Grassmarket Nurse...

The new edition of Edinburgh Economy Watch, compiled by the City of Edinburgh Council is now available.   The Ed...

Submit a petition – make a change Do you have an idea for a new service or think the Council should make a change in the city? Then, this is y...

The Edinburgh South Central Neighbourhood Partnership is meeting at 6pm on Mo 26 November in the City Chambers on the High Street.   Members o...

Members of the public and local businesses are being given a voice to influence Council decisions in the city by way of the new Petitions Committee...

NHS Lothian and the City of Edinburgh Council in partnership with Scottish Care and Edinburgh Voluntary Organisations Council (EVOC) are ...

City of Edinburgh Council are in the process of consolidating aspects of their planning guidance. The aim is to make it easier for applicants and t...

All this week the council and the Police have been conducting joint patrols in Warriston Cemetery to try to deter dog owners from walking their dog...

  The council has just confirmed that work on repairs to the Great Junction Street bridge is to get underway on April 23rd. Locals will be ple...

The council team managing the extensive improvements taking place on the Shore have circulated a new update on progress of the works.  Work ha...

Not long ago we wrote to highlight the discrepancy between the way the old ornate lamp posts on the Shore were being managed, and the sad neglect o...

Following some excellent research by SPOKES, that showed that problems with bike storage in tenements is a significant barrier that stops more peop...

In a consumer culture, clothes generate cash. The UK fashion industry brings in over 20 billion pounds every year. Fashion changes and we keep buyi...

View Larger Map Councillors are due to consider a "proposal of application notice," for a big development proposal by building firm Smarts next wee...

Council officials are busily working on an Alternative Business Models programme in the council that could see a large range of council services ou...

The September 2011 edition of Edinburgh Economy Watch, compiled by the City of Edinburgh Council's Economic Deve...

The Edinburgh Association of Community Councils held an open Q&A meeting with the Chief Executive of the City of Edinburgh Council, Sue Bruce o...

Comments are invited on the City of Edinburgh Council Play Area Action Plan until 18th November 2011.   The plan aims to guide ...

Yes, it was way back in 2007 that we first started campaigning for improvement to the path link between Leith and Portobello. Although there is a t...

The next Leith Neighbourhood Partnership Meeting will take place at 10.30am on Saturday the 24th at the MacDonald Road Library. The focus of the me...

Some Greener Leith members have very long memories. And for as long as our collective memory goes back, we've always been told that it would be imp...

The Information and Digital Team at Central Library, have been in touch in order to promote a couple of  local services which they believe cou...

The City of Edinburgh Council has recently completed a review of the economy of the City and the surrounding area, and the findings ...

An artists impression of the biomass plant, made using Google Earth. This view looks down Constitution Street from a tall building.If you take a lo...

  A version of this comment piece by Chair of Greener Leith, Charlotte Encombe, was originally published on STV Edinburgh on Thursday. On Frid...

In the latest twist to the ongoing Edinburgh tram saga, the Conservative group at the council have teamed up with Labour to back their proposal to ...

Improving the quality of local play facilities in Leith has long been high on local residents agenda for neighbourhood improvements. Recently the c...

By Kirsty Topping   A SCOTTISH council splashed out £2,500 on trendy iPads, only to replace them with iPad2s just months later. And another l...

  Real nappies are funky, fun and come in a variety of shapes, sizes and materials. With eight million disposable nappies going...

126 new homes will be built in at the Lochend Butterfly development by 2013 after the council signed contracts with developer, Places for People, t...