Lord Provost: Good Luck, Scotland!
Edinburgh's Lord Provost wishes the Scotland national men's football team the best of luck as they prepare for their first match of World Cup 2026.
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Global pop superstar鈥� Taylor Swift bejewelled our city
Council Leader Cammy Day writes about the impact of global pop superstar Taylor Swift performing in Edinburgh.
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Climate change relay comes to Edinburgh
The baton passed through the Capital yesterday (10 June) in the latest stage of the 2,436km journey from Ben Nevis to Big Ben.
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A weekend to remember
Council leader pays tribute to fans, staff, partners and residents for success of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in Edinburgh.
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Candidates for Edinburgh鈥檚 five UK Parliamentary constituencies confirmed
The full list of candidates standing in Edinburgh鈥檚 five constituencies for the UK Parliament General Election on 4 July has been finalised.
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鈥楽parks Fly鈥� as Edinburgh welcomes Taylor Swift with civic gift
Taylor Swift is set to receive a civic gift on behalf of the Capital as she takes to the stage at Scottish Gas Murrayfield this weekend.
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Historic ceremony heralds dissolution of UK Parliament as Edinburgh prepares for polling day
Residents are being urged to make sure they have arrangements in place to vote, as a ceremony to mark the dissolution of the UK Parliament was held on Edinburgh鈥檚 historic Royal Mile today (31 May).
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Prohibition notices served on businesses
The Council's Environmental Health team has issued eight Prohibition Notices to businesses and practitioners over three locations planning to perform the Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) procedure.
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Low Emission Zone enforcement begins in Edinburgh
A scheme that restricts the most polluting vehicles entering the city centre of the Capital will be enforced from tomorrow (1 June).
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LEZ is driving forward our climate ambitions for the Capital
Transport and Environment Convener Scott Arthur writes in todays Evening News about the LEZ and what it means for Edinburgh.
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鈥楳omentous day鈥� for Edinburgh鈥檚 visitor levy campaign
Council Leader Cammy Day has welcomed the Scottish Parliament鈥檚 decision to pass the Visitor Levy (Scotland) Bill today (Tuesday 28 May).
