Cammy Day

New city council minority leader Councillor Jane Meagher is going to need a hard hat to keep her disparate Labour group together

Putting the wind up Labour’s shaky council administration - John McLellan

Cammy Day’s decision to quit as Edinburgh council leader has led to a potential new power struggle at City Chambers

Allegations about former council leader first surfaced two years ago

Councillor Jane Meagher

Labour's Jane Meagher elected council leader to replace Cammy Day

Edinburgh City Chambers is expected to remain under Labour control. Picture: Neil Hanna

Why Edinburgh council will remain under Labour control Ian Swanson

Councillor Jane Meagher

Labour looks set to retain power at Edinburgh council

Kevin Lang, Lib Dem group leader on Edinburgh City Council

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times - Kevin Lang

There are behind-the-scenes talks to work out who will be in control at the City Chambers

An elected mayor could be the solution to the city’s problems - Susan Dalgety

Benny Hill is not the ideal masculine role model

Welcome to the Benny Hill finishing school for the unmodern man - Vladimir McTav...

Housing, Homelessness and Fair Work Convener Cllr Jane Meagher

Edinburgh council Labour group chooses new leader to replace Cammy Day

Former SNP group leader Adam McVey and his now former Labour counterpart Cammy Day

New council complaint probe has a lot of history to examine - John McLellan

Problems at the end of Day - John McLellan

SNP claims Labour cannot run city with just 10 councillors

Council plans independent review of handling of Cammy Day allegations

Edinburgh's Labour administration now has just 10 out of the 63 seats on the council

What next for Edinburgh council after Cammy Day's resignation? Ian Swanson

Council leader Cammy Day

Cammy Day quits as Edinburgh council leader amid police investigation

Council leader Cammy Day

Allegations against Cammy Day 'very serious' says John Swinney

Allegations against Edinburgh council leader Cammy Day are "very serious", John Swinney has said.

Ian Swanson

City of Edinburgh Council leader Cammy Day

Labour suspends council leader over 'sexually explicit' message claims

Council leader Cammy Day

Allegations of 'inappropriate behaviour' by council leader

Liberal Democrat Louise Spence resigned just a week after winning a surprise victory in the Colinton and Fairmilehead by-election

More than just a stepping stone to Westminster - Susan Dalgety

Resident hits out after plans approved for 850-home development

Council gives go ahead for 850 new homes

SNP and Greens consider motion of no confidence in Edinburgh Labour

Fireworks exploding over Edinburgh Castle

4 ways to stop firework trouble in Edinburgh - according to readers

Edinburgh's The People's Story museum

Labour Party doesn’t care for working people - Angus Robertson

Councillor told to 'watch language' during heated debate

We need to ask why so many of our young men feel so alienated

We must offer our young men some hope - Susan Dalgety

Lord Hardie finally published the report of his inquiry into what went wrong with Edinburgh's much-delayed, over-budget tram project. He said Edinburgh City Council, its tram firm TIE and the Scottish Government all shared the blame for a "litany of avoidable failures". When the inquiry was set up in 2014 it was to be "swift and thorough", but the report's publication came more than five years after the last pubic hearing and at a total cost of over £13m.

Transport chief linked to trams fiasco denied Lothian Buses board role

Plans to make someone involved in Edinburgh’s disastrous initial tram project the director of a council-owned transport company have been scrapped over concerns about further reputational damage to the local authority.

Donald Turvill, Local Democracy Reporter

Council leader Cammy Day

Keeping safe on Edinburgh streets on Bonfire Night - Cammy Day

The Ripple Project charity tackles poverty and inequality in Restalrig, Lochend and Craigentinny in Edinburgh

Here's what cuts to support of vulnerable will mean

Cammy Day

Councillors to be offered safety alarms amid rising fear of threats

Culture director to leave amid museum closure row