Delivery riders in Edinburgh have launched a new “fair work” charter to demand “basic workers’ rights” from food delivery firms.
The Workers’ Observatory and the...
BUS users in Edinburgh could be kicked off for playing loud music or making speakerphone calls after the city’s principal bus operator changed its rules.
Lothian...
Edinburgh has retained its longstanding Fairtrade city status for the 22nd year ahead of a fortnight of events to highlight the importance of the Fairtrade distinction.
The Scottish capital...
At a recent meeting Edinburgh councillors from all parties agreed a no confidence motion in the Standards Commission, the body which formally hears any...
AN EDINBURGH tech whizz has taken his AI-powered planning tool, built to assess developments locally, nationwide.
HARRY Williams, 26, has spent more than a year building City Scope, a tool...
THERE were more bicycles than cars on a popular Edinburgh commuter route for the first time ever.
The milestone, which was achieved on Leith Walk from 8–9am on May...
Teaching support staff in Edinburgh won more than £250,000 in damages from the council last year after a surge in school violence.
This figure only covers non-teaching support...
Planning applications lodged with the council's planning department up to this week are detailed in the list embedded below.
As well as the council website...
A proposed radical redesign of Edinburgh’s famous Princes Street has been rejected by Edinburgh councillors in favour of a more pragmatic choice.
Since a 2025 plan for Princes Street...
Tracy Gilbert, Labour MP for Edinburgh North and Leith has called upon councillors on the Transport and Environment Committee to think again before binning...
Many groups and organisations have framed their views in writing ahead of Thursday's debate on the proposed north-south tram extension.
This is due to be...
Residents and local businesses in Edinburgh are being given a new opportunity to directly fund projects that protect nature and prepare the city for...
Two by-elections will be held in Edinburgh on 3 September - in Portobello/Craigmillar (Ward 17) and in Southside/Newington (Ward 15) wards.
The electorate in...
An Edinburgh business leader has joined forces with her Glasgow counterpart to warn the Prime Minister that Scotland faces a £7bn annual shortfall without...
EDINBURGH'S transport convener admitted to a moment of "Trumpian weakness" after suggesting the fire-affected building be knocked down and its owners pay for the...
The Scottish Tourism Alliance (STA) has said that their member businesses are reporting difficulties in calculating the five per cent tourist levy.
This is the...