Cammy Day

Election officials visited Murrayfield stadium, one of nine polling stations used for the by-election, to demonstrate the single transferable vote (STV) system, where voters rank candidates in order of preference

Labour's Day safe as council leader despite Lib Dem byelection win Steve Cardownie

Edinburgh trams:Testing starts on new Trams to Newhaven line. (Photo credit: Mikey Inglis)

Testing begins on Trams to Newhaven line Anna Bryan

The event is being held at Portobello Library in Rosefield Avenue (Google Streetview)

Row breaks out over Portobello gender talk Jolene Campbell

An artist's impression of how the refurbished King's Theatre will look (Picture: Bennetts Associates)

Council is pressing ahead with priorities like social housing – Cammy Day Cammy Day

The station building will be managed by social enterprise charity Wasps Studios, who work across Edinburgh and Scotland, to provide affordable workspace for artists and the creative industries

Granton Station Square officially opened Kevin Quinn

Their Royal Highnesses, The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, at the City Chambers reception, pictured with a Ukrainian girl.

Royal reception in Edinburgh for projects helping Ukrainians Kevin Quinn

Locals are invited to the opening of the square and a guided tour of the refurbished station building. Image: ADP Architecture.

Retro Take a tour of old railway station at opening event for new public square Ian Swanson

Once members of a coalition, Labour's Cammy Day ousted the SNP's Adam McVey as Edinburgh City Council leader

Edinburgh Council budget row is just a storm in a teacup – Steve Cardownie Steve Cardownie

The Edinburgh Council leader, Labour's Cammy Day, ended up backing the Liberal Democrats' budget proposals (Picture: Lisa Ferguson)

Cammy Day needs to read the writing on the wall – Ross McKenzie Ross McKenzie

Charity appointed as 'broker' to lead on future plans

Hope for Gorgie Farm as charity steps in Jolene Campbell

No need to send in the clowns to Edinburgh Council. They're already there (Picture: Chris Ison/PA)

Edinburgh now has a clown for a council leader – John McLellan John McLellan

Edinburgh Labour leader Cammy Day is facing calls to resign after being forced to implement a Lib Dem budget for the Capital (Photo: Stuart Sommerville LDR/ Lisa Ferguson)

Labour insists no compulsory redundancies or outsourcing Ian Swanson

Edinburgh Council has been thrown into chaos after the ruling Labour administration was forced to agree to the Liberal Democrats' budget

Corbyn-style chaos is not what hard-pressed Edinburgh Council needs Susan Dalgety

The operators of the King's Theatre in Edinburgh are grappling with a £9 million funding gap over a long-awaited refurbishment.

Millions more set to be pledged for King's Theatre in Edinburgh to rescue revamp Brian Ferguson

Protesters outside Edinburgh council's budget meeting on Thursday (Photo: Stuart Sommerville LDR)

Budget drama sees Lib Dem plans approved Ian Swanson

Labour's budget proposal includes no longer funding free tram travel for under-22s. The Scottish Government refuses to extend the free bus fares scheme for under-22s to include the trams. Picture: Lisa Ferguson.

Council D-Day for council cuts as city's budget set Ian Swanson

Cammy Day is leader of Edinburgh City Council

Edinburgh stands shoulder to shoulder with Ukraine one year on - Cammy Day By The Newsroom

A tourist tax could help pay to clear away graffiti from Edinburgh's streets

The debate is over. Edinburgh needs a tourist tax – Donald Anderson Donald Anderson

Council leader Cammy Day will fly to Taiwan for a four-day conference at the end of March.

Council leader gets go-ahead for Taiwan trip Donald Turvill and Ian Swanson

Drumbrae care home has been closed for more than a year - ad future plans remain unclear. Picture: Ian Georgeson.

Councillors unite to call for Drumbrae home to reopen Ian Swanson

The central amphitheatre at the gasholder, ringed by trees and hedges, will remain flexible to allow for concerts and exhibitions.

Granton redevelopment scoops £1.3m funding Ian Swanson

LGBT+ History Month is a reminder of the need for tolerance, understanding and respect (Picture: David Silverman/Getty Images)

Council's £76m budget gap still needs work, but we hope to find way forward Cammy Day

Circus street artist 'Reidiculous' performs for the Fringe crowds on the Royal Mile. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire

Fears Fringe may shrink by a third over new curbs on short-term lets Brian Ferguson

Gorgie Farm: Edinburgh Zoo one of three private organisations understood to have expressed an interest in taking over city centre farm

Edinburgh Zoo expresses interest in taking over Gorgie Farm Donald Turvill

Edinburgh had no chance to stand in for Ukraine, following the Kalush Orchestra's victory last year, as Eurovision host (Picture: Marco Bertorello/AFP via Getty Images)

Farcical bid to stage Eurovision highlights need for major venue in Capital John McLellan

A bandstand without a band makes a sorry sight (Picture: Jane Barlow/PA)

Ross Bandstand should be for the many, not just a few – Steve Cardownie Steve Cardownie

Cammy Day is leader of Edinburgh City Council

We'll do great things for Edinburgh by working together in 2023- Cammy Day Cammy Day

The UK's Sam Ryder during the final of the Eurovision Song contest 2022 in Turin. (Photo by MARCO BERTORELLO/AFP via Getty Images)

Politics Capital's Eurovision bid pledged millions for event Donald Turvill, LDR

Summer Sessions concerts have been staged below Edinburgh Castle in Princes Street Gardens in recent years. Picture: Ryan Johnston

More Princes Street Gardens events set to be staged under rethink over curbs Brian Ferguson

Organisers say Edinburgh's revived Christmas festival attracted 2.4 million visitors. Picture: Robin Mair

Edinburgh’s Christmas festival attracts 2.4m visitors after eleventh-hour rescue Brian Ferguson

Edinburgh's Hogmanay was great again - but we can still strive for better Alison Campsie

Gorgie Farm, which is home to goats, alpacas, pigs, sheep, ducks, chickens, rabbits, ferrets, and guinea pigs, is a favourite with children. Picture: Lisa Ferguson.

Call for cross-party talks to save Gorgie Farm Ian Swanson

Edinburgh's traditional torchlight procession was dropped from this year's Hogmanay programme due to a lack of funding and the economic climate. Picture: Ian Georgeson

Council chief calls for return of torchlight procession and Loony Dook Brian Ferguson

Council leader Cammy Day says the number of people finding themselves homeless in the city is on the rise. Picture: Ian Georgeson.

Homeless crisis set to get worse, warns council leader Ian Swanson

Crowds on Princess Street during the Hogmanay New Year celebrations in Edinburgh in 2019. Photo: PA.

Hogmanay organisers hoping to avoid a wash-out as heavy rain forecast Dan Barker, PA

Sue Webber is a Scottish Conservative MSP for the Lothians

Holyrood has its priorities wrong on the GRR Bill - Sue Webber Sue Webber

Ukraine won Eurovision 2022 but are unable to host next year's event, so the UK will take over after Sam Ryder (left) came second. Photos: Reuters.

Bid to have Eurovision entry published voted down Donald Turvill, LDR

Proposed for expanding Edinburgh's tram network will be one of the big decisions ahead for councillors. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

'We won't use council tax cash for new tramlines' Ian Swanson

Snow fell across Edinburgh at the weekend and temperatures are forecast to remain below zero all week. Picture: Kareen Dallas.

Council 'heat banks' to help residents stay warm Donald Turvill

Edinburgh's Hogmanay street party will be returning for the first time since 2019. Picture: Chris Watt

Edinburgh's Hogmanay: Street party sells out weeks ahead of return of festival Brian Ferguson

A council officer uses the new equipment to monitor the safety of Edinburgh streets. Picture: Greg Macvean.

New CCTV network ‘will help deter attacks’ Ian Swanson

People should shop local if they want to support their neighbourhood small businesses (Picture: Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

As cost-of-living crisis rages, it's never been more important to 'shop local' Cammy Day

Council leader Cammy Day is facing some internal Labour group strife (Picture: Ian Georgeson)

SNP hopes to widen Labour group splits that could bring Day down Steve Cardownie