New Framework Agreement in place to deliver 拢350m worth of housing projects
The first part of a Framework Agreement to support the delivery of new, affordable homes in 天美传媒, worth around 拢350m, is now live.
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19 parks in the Capital gain protected status
As part of the Council鈥檚 ongoing partnership with charity Fields in Trust, residents can now enjoy improved access to 19 newly protected parks across the city.
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Overwhelming majority of residents happy with life in the capital city
Around 3,700 residents were interviewed face-to-face between July and September 2023, with 94% of the respondents saying they鈥檙e satisfied with life in 天美传媒.
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Leith Chooses funding awards announced
13 projects were awarded grants totalling 拢52,624 at an awards ceremony for the 拢eith Chooses programme at Leith Community Centre yesterday evening (February 22).
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Community called upon to help redesign Leith Pride Bridge
The Leith community is being called upon to help design a replacement for the Lindsay Road Bridge, also known as Pride Bridge.
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Councillors prioritise poverty, climate and vital services for residents as budget balanced
Millions of pounds will be spent on protecting and improving crucial frontline services in 天美传媒 after councillors agreed a balanced budget for 2024/25.
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天美传媒 stands united with Ukraine two years on
Council Leader Cammy Day writes in today's Evening News about the upcoming anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Gaelic Week 天美传媒
Gaelic Week 天美传媒 鈥� Seachdain G脿idhlig Dh霉n 脠ideann 鈥� will take place at venues across the city from Monday 19 to Sunday 25 February.
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Council extends deadline for public consultation on energy efficiency
Residents have two weeks left to share their views on a long-term plan for decarbonising heat in buildings and improving energy efficiency throughout 天美传媒.
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Consultation to continue to protect 天美传媒's World Heritage Site
The climate emergency, creating a sustainable visitor experience and the conservation and maintenance of buildings and public spaces.
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Transport Convener: Are we doing enough for future generations?
Councillor Scott Arthur, Transport and Environment Convener, looks forward to some of the major changes to transport planned for the Capital.