Edinburgh City Council
Science Festival: How Many Is Too Many?
Malthus was right. There is not enough planet to sustain the growing human population, particularly given our species' profligate use of land and resources.
Edinburgh's First Care Home ‘Trishaw’ Taken For A Spin
Elderly Edinburgh residents at Inch View Care Home celebrated the delivery of Edinburgh’s first care home ‘trishaw’ today by taking it for a spin.
First Phase of Edinburgh EV Network Gets Go-Ahead
Edinburgh City Council has given the green light for a plan to build 66 on-street EV charging points in 14 hubs across the city by 2020.
Edinburgh Closer to Introducing UK's First Tourist Tax
The City of Edinburgh Council has completed submission documents for the Transient Visitor Levy (TVL), aka Tourist Tax, for Edinburgh.
Redesign for Edinburgh's George Street Goes On Show
A new design for Edinburgh’s George Street is on show from today at Edinburgh’s City Art Centre.
King’s Theatre Redevelopment Campaign Announces Architect and Future Designs
Capital Theatres, the charitable trust which runs the Festival and King’s Theatres and The Studio, has officially launched the King’s Theatre Edinburgh Redevelopment Campaign.
Council to Roll Out LED Street Lights Across Edinburgh
Energy efficient LED street lights will be rolled out across Edinburgh from later this month.
Light Night Switches on Christmas 2017
Light Night is the traditional start to Edinburgh’s Christmas celebrations and has become o
"Butterfly" Pavilion Wins £25m Princes Street Garden Design Competition
US-based design practice wHY have won the £25m Ross Pavilion International Design Competition to replace the Ross Theatre and reconfigure the surrounding area in
Leith Creative Announces Innovative New Community Project
Leith Creative, Leith’s dynamic network of creative hubs and practitioners, is to work with citizens and communities in Leith to explore how to enhance the area through creative thinking in the 'Peopl