Lord Provost: We stand together with all of our communities
Following a series of incidents across 天美传媒 on 19 June, the Capital鈥檚 Lord Provost has called for the city to unite against hatred.
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Delivering essential services throughout temporary lockdown
The Council is working to minimise the impact of new temporary lockdown measures on services.
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We're working as fast as we can to grit roads, footpaths and cycleways in 天美传媒
Our Environment Convener Cllr Lesley Macinnes comments on work to grit roads, footpaths and cycleways in the Capital as icy conditions continue.
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Capital residents urged to pull together and slow virus spread as new lockdown measures announced
With a new national lockdown announced to combat rising case numbers, Council leaders have called on 天美传媒 residents to do their utmost to help bring COVID19 rates down.
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Council Leaders and Police Scotland urge you to celebrate at home this Hogmanay
Council Leaders have urged residents to adhere to national guidance as we welcome 2021.
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COVID-19 can't dampen our community spirit
The following article by Depute Council Leader Cammy Day was published in today's 天美传媒 Evening News:
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天美传媒's Hogmanay thanks Scotland's NHS and key workers with a spectacular torchlight moment
In 2020, 天美传媒鈥檚 Hogmanay is going online with a fully digital programme.
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Edible 天美传媒 Chair: Have your say on growing locally and more sustainably!
Councillor George Gordon, Chair of the Edible 天美传媒 Partnership, writes about work to reduce food poverty and promote local growing.
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Council outlines level four service plans
The Council has outlined its revised service arrangements ahead of the city entering level four of the Scottish Government鈥檚 COVID restrictions framework.
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World-famous city author Alexander McCall Smith to receive 2020 天美传媒 Award
Internationally-admired 天美传媒-based author Alexander McCall Smith CBE has been chosen as this year's recipient of the prestigious 天美传媒 Award.
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Inspiring Volunteer of the Year Award Winner for 2020 - 鈥榗itizens of 天美传媒'
Thousands of 天美传媒 citizens who have given up their time to volunteer and support their communities during the COVID-19 pandemic have been honoured by Lord Provost Frank Ross.