City Council

Edinburgh is an expensive city for people on the minimum wage (Picture: Robert Ray)

Edinburgh is a city divided between rich and poor – Susan Dalgety Susan Dalgety

Once members of Edinburgh Council's ruling coalition, Labour's Cammy Day ousted the SNP's Adam McVey as leader after last year's election

Dear Cammy, city may have ‘historical charm' but it's got big problems too Steve Cardownie

Gilmerton Cove, about ten feet below ground, is thought to have been inhabited up to 300 years ago (Picture: Phil Wilkinson)

Mysterious and historic cave is a gem well worth saving – Donald Anderson Donald Anderson

The Edinburgh Tram Inquiry will have specific lessons about what went wrong, but also wider ones about how to handle major projects (Picture: PA)

Tram Inquiry’s critics are wrong, its late report will be far from 'meaningless' Donald Anderson

School meal debt has been wiped out thanks to the Scottish Greens, says Alys Mumford (Picture: Chris Radburn/PA)

Here's what Scottish Green councillors have achieved – Alys Mumford Alys Mumford

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Bid to 'derecognise' new Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh fails Donald Turvill

Further cutbacks come as Edinburgh Health and Social Care Partnership already finds itself at breaking point, after a wide-ranging investigation found “significant weaknesses” in the delivery of service.

Social care services overspending by £100,000 a day Donald Turvill, LDR

An image of actor Anna Karina from the film Vivre Sa Vie was projected onto Salisbury Crags in Edinburgh last month as part of a campaign to save the Edinburgh International Film Festival and the Filmhouse cinema in the city. (Picture: Jane Barlow/PA)

Rescue package revealed for Edinburgh International Film Festival revival Brian Ferguson

The Newcraighall East proposals form part of a £60m investment by Cullross and the development consists of 236 properties.

More than 200 homes planned for development to east of Edinburgh Scott Reid

Meadowbank: Plans submitted for 650 new homes in Edinburgh on site of former stadium

Plans submitted for 650 new homes in Edinburgh on site of former stadium Rachel Mackie

Lorna Slater is the minister for green skills, circular economy and biodiversity

Active travel and safer streets are good for city life - Lorna Slater Lorna Slater

Dancer at the Burke and Hare

Council's legal fees for strip club ban bid costs taxpayers £117k Jolene Campbell

Proposals for the delivery of an exciting mixed-use development at 20 Haymarket Yards have been given the green light by City of Edinburgh Council.

Plans for new Edinburgh hotel get the green light Gary Flockhart

The Cocktail Club wants to change the use of the building which sits at 102 George Street, transforming it into a trendy bar.

Swish new cocktail bar set for George Street Gary Flockhart

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

Lothian Buses runs more than 50 services (Picture: Lisa Ferguson)

Lothian Buses' ticket prices are going up. But they're worth every penny Susan Dalgety

Nicola Sturgeon has spoken of her desire to help vulnerable children (Picture: Andy Buchanan/pool/Getty Images)

Sturgeon's pledge to help vulnerable young people faces key test – Susan Dalgety Susan Dalgety

Locals hope to save the Muirhouse Millennium Centre.

Lifeline community centre at risk of closure over lack of funding Donald Turvill, LDR

Living Rent campaigners and other members of the community demonstrated outside the old Tynecastle High School on Saturday morning.

Protest over ‘undemocratic’ approval of student flats Ian Swanson

Councillors have decided to hold a new consultation on the strip club ban agreed in March last year. Picture: Tony Marsh.

Public asked thoughts on strip club ban Donald Turvill

Education Scotland said the teaching on offer at the Howdenhall children’s home was unsatisfactory (Picture: Emma Cook)

Council's guardianship of vulnerable children is a disgrace – Susan Dalgety Susan Dalgety

Elaine Miller, a physiotherapist with a sideline in comedy, is standing as an independent in the Corstorphine/Murrayfield council by-election

Women's rights campaigner is right by-election choice for the independent-minded Susan Dalgety

Burns Night celebrates seasonal food produced locally

Readers' letters: How can Edinburgh City Council simply ditch meat and dairy? By The Newsroom

Plans have been submitted for a new huge new Edinburgh village with over 200 homes.

Consultation over huge new development in Newcraighall Gary Flockhart

Edinburgh social housing numbers show one person still waiting after 60 years on the register

Edinburgh social housing numbers show one person still waiting after 60 years Katrine Bussey

Parking fines - your views online By The Newsroom

Tenant union says Edinburgh could become 'playground for the rich'

Capital becoming 'playground for the rich' as house prices and rents soar Jolene Campbell

Families protested about living in mouldy homes in Edinburgh

Family with two kids living in flat 'riddled with damp' Jolene Campbell

The restoration of Leith's Custom House has been approved despite anger over museum plans being scrapped.

£15m plans to restore historic building approved Donald Turvill

A new plan aimed at shaping Edinburgh's cultural sector over the next eight years has been published (Picture: Kenny Lam/VisitScotland)

New Edinburgh culture vision will need hard cash to ensure delivery Brian Ferguson

Edinburgh council is refusing to disclose how much money it has spent on the strip club ban legal battle

Council refuses to disclose legal costs of strip club ban Jolene Campbell

Lorna Slater is the minister for green skills, circular economy and biodiversity

Edinburgh's Warm Spaces will be vital this winter - Lorna Slater Lorna Slater

The planned Gorgie-Dalry 20-minute neighbourhood stretches from Gorgie Farm to Haymarket station

Why Gorgie and Dalry's future is looking bright – Angus Robertson Angus Robertson

Councillor Jane Meagher with Wheatley chief executive Steven Henderson, left, and chair of Wheatley Homes East Alastair Murray. Picture: Stewart Attwood

Work gets underway on 300 social and 'mid-market' rental homes in west Edinburgh Scott Reid

Gregory Lynn is leading a bid to take over the Filmhouse building in Edinburgh.

Scottish operator of West End cinema reveals Edinburgh Filmhouse takeover bid Brian Ferguson

An image from the Scottish coming-of-age romantic comedy film Gregory’s Girl was projected onto the Filmhouse in Edinburgh this week. Picture: Jane Barlow

Scottish Goverment and council urged to join forces to buy Filmhouse building Brian Ferguson

Adam McVey caused controversy when he muted the microphones of Conservative councillors during his spell as council leader

McVey seems to have forgotten his own undemocratic silencing of debate John McLellan

Cammy Day is the leader of Edinburgh City Council

Edinburgh will rise to the challenge of climate change - Cammy Day Cammy Day

Trinity Primary School.

Pupils without hot food for six months Donald Turvill, LDR

A Guy Fawkes effigy glows as the 2012 Meadowbank Fireworks Display wows the crowds in Edinburgh.

12 nostalgic pictures of Bonfire Night Gary Flockhart

Constitution Street’s GPO Cafe and Rooms.

Hotel extension bid ends following tram payment dispute Donald Turvill, LDR

Fireworks display

Where to see Bonfire Night firework displays in Edinburgh Rahmah Ghazali

The audit report found multiple failings in the council's whistleblowing system. Picture: Neil Hanna.

Council whistleblowing system ‘inadequate’ says audit Donald Turvill