The leader of the city council is set to write to the Brexit Secretary – raising concerns over the Capital’s jobs market and the status of European nationals if the UK leaves the EU with the Government’s proposed deal
Teachers who walked out of a special school after refusing to look after “violent” pupils have returned to work after successful discussions by the city council and union bosses.
A new “nerve centre” capable of connecting and controlling key parts of the Capital’s infrastructure from its CCTV cameras to its traffic lights and even a new licence plate recognition system is set to be built.
EDINBURGH residents whose garden waste bins have not been collected on time should be given their money back, under proposals by an opposition councillor.
CITY residents face another two weeks of “chaos” over missed bin collections as council officers revealed they have resorted to “harsh management” with staff after being flooded with thousands of complaints.
A NEW primary school expected to open in 2020 will be delayed by 12 months despite the council being reassured by contractors the work will be completed on time.
The council’s roads chief is “kept awake” by nightmares that summer festival-goers will be hit by a bus if nothing is done to tackle the Capital’s crowded pavements.
Disabled people and parents with young children are being “shut out of central Edinburgh” by the city’s main bus company after it failed to offer additional accessible spaces on its new vehicles, according to critics.
The National Galleries said it is “very willing” for more trees to be planted after a public backlash at the controversial loss of 52 of them from Princes Street Gardens.
