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NW Localities committee meets on Wednesday
The next meeting of North West Locality Committee will take place this Wednesday (30th January) from 6.30 – 8.30pm in the Dean of Guilds Room at the City Chambers. Continue reading NW Localities committee meets on Wednesday
Homelessness service information event
Topping out at Queensferry High School
A topping out ceremony has been held to mark a key milestone in the construction of the new £40m Queensferry High School.
Edinburgh Living: opening doors in Clermiston
Scottish Housing Minister Kevin Stewart visited the first homes to be delivered as part of “Edinburgh Living”, a new housing partnership between the City of Edinburgh Council and the Scottish Futures Trust earlier this week. Continue reading Edinburgh Living: opening doors in Clermiston
Save Leith Walk setback as report recommends Drum proposals
The community campaign working to save historic sandstone buildings on Leith Walk is calling on councillors to represent the wishes of the community and vote against the demolition and proposed development when they meet next week. Continue reading Save Leith Walk setback as report recommends Drum proposals
Edinburgh’s Budget: Have your say on council cuts
City services face £41 MILLION cut
The City of Edinburgh Council has published draft budget proposals for the next financial year, outlining ‘savings’of £41m, and its ‘Strategy for Change and Delivering Services 2019-2023’ which lays out the long-term approach to meet the ‘changing demands on the city and its services’. Continue reading Edinburgh’s Budget: Have your say on council cuts
Edinburgh sees red for Year of the Pig
A diverse programme of events sees cross cultural celebrations connect local audiences and businesses with Chinese visitors and performers in Edinburgh for a brand new festival. Continue reading Edinburgh sees red for Year of the Pig
Drivers potty about damaged vehicles
Average bill for suspension repairs is over £400
Potholes could cost Britain’s van drivers thousands in damage repair bills during the winter months, experts have warned. Continue reading Drivers potty about damaged vehicles
Waterfront: a sense of place
Housing and Economy Convener, Councillor Kate Campbell, writes in yesterday’s Evening News about the potential to transform Granton Waterfront. Continue reading Waterfront: a sense of place