Council

Millie used ChatGPT to help write an email to York City Council

Student uses ChatGPT to appeal wrongly issued parking fine Ayaan Ali

Voting in elections has never before required any form of ID

Government introduces new rule to vote in elections this spring Chelsie Sewell

President Joe Biden has welcomed the arrest warrant issued for Russian President Vladimir Putin (Photo: Getty)

US President Joe Biden welcomes Vladimir Putin ICC arrest warrant Patrick Hollis

Edinburgh parking: Council announce they are introducing instant fines for people parking their car on cycle lanes

Edinburgh parking - your views online By The Newsroom

Edinburgh parking: Council announce they are introducing instant fines for people parking their car on cycle lanes

Instant fines for people parking their car on cycle lanes introduced Rachel Mackie

The double yellow lines cut right through the George Street parking bays.

Parking confusion as double yellow lines painted through city centre bays Kevin Quinn

<p>Nicola Bulley went missing on January 27 </p>

Read This Nicola Bulley: Councillors remove contact details over harassment Sam Johnson

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

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

The works on North Bridge are now forecast to cost an extra £24 million but the council says it should still be finished by June 2025. Picture: Google Streetview.

Potholes budget could be cut to fund North Bridge Ian Swanson

World Athletics says its policy is not set in stone, following criticism from athletes. Picture: Steph Chambers/Getty

World Athletics responds to criticism of transgender policy Jamie Gardner

Edinburgh road repairs - your views online By The Newsroom

MI6 forced to close top-secret spy school after London location is accidentally leaked by local council

MI6 closes secret spy school after council leaks location Will Millar

Jeremy Clarkson could be axed from Amazon Prime (Pic:Getty Images)

Jeremy Clarkson barred from selling his book at Diddly Squat Farm Benjamin Jackson

Council leader Cammy Day wants the authority to go further in taking back work from private contractors and doing it in-house.

Council starts taking work back from contractors Ian Swanson

Engineers check the tension in the overhead electric wires near the Port of Leith tram stop on Ocean Drive. Picture: Robert Drysdale.

Council Tram extension ‘on time’ despite claims of delays Ian Swanson

Gorgie farm is scheduled to close on Monday, January 16

Last-ditch plea to save Gorgie Farm jobs Jolene Campbell

The Banksy mural in in Lowestoft, Suffolk, after the skip was removed

Removal of part of a Banksy work has now left the mural ‘worthless’ Benjamin Jackson

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

Jeremy Clarkson has opened a restaurant at his Diddly Squat farm.

Jeremy Clarkson closes Diddly Squat farm restaurant Dennis Morton

Man receives one of first catcalling fines in UK after sting operation Ethan Evans

A council by-election is to be held in the Murrayfield/ Corstorphine ward after Cllr Frank Ross (right) resigned.

Council by-election to be held Donald Turvill, LDR

A planning application for a development of high-quality purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) in Edinburgh’s Canongate has been given the green light following an appeal by property developers to the Scottish Government.

Green light for student development in Canongate Gary Flockhart

Stock photo of Niddrie Bing.

Housing planned at ‘heavily contaminated’ former coal mine site Donald Turvill, LDR

The average motorist leaves their car running for 244 minutes every winter – gen... Richard Jenkins

The Reducer was the super-hero mascot when the 20mph zones were rolled out across Edinburgh. Picture: Greg Macvean.

Calls for council to have ability to fine drivers breaking 20mph limit Ian Swanson

Forth Ports is understood to have invested £50m in the outer berth at Leith as a marshalling yard for offshore renewables.

Council support for Green Freeport 'premature' Ian Swanson

Opinion Readers' letters: Scots school meals should be free to all By The Newsroom

Rising costs of food and energy have led 73 per cent of low-income households in Scotland to go without essentials such as food or heat.

Council sticks to target of ending poverty by 2030 Ian Swanson

Two Edinburgh mums have been living with bad damp in their Council flat bathrooms.

Local mum 'frightened' her Council flat floor will cave in Anna Bryan

Transport convener Scott Arthur said there was widespread support for the overall project, even if there were still concerns over details.

Trees could be added to George Street revamp Ian Swanson

The Christmas market and other events will go ahead this year after the council brought in new contractors.

Christmas festival could be brought into public ownership Ian Swanson and Donald Turvill

Edinburgh was at the centre of the first national events following the Queen's death.

City to seek reimbursement for Operation Unicorn Ian Swanson

People queuing up hold plastic bottles to refill drinking water from a tank in the center of Mykolaiv, Monday, Oct. 24, 2022. Since mid-April, citizens of Mykolaiv, with a pre-war population of half a million people, have lived without a centralized drinking water supply. Russian Forces cut off the pipeline through which the city received drinking water for the last 40 years. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)

My old friend Yuri told me the real story about the war in Ukraine Steve Cardownie

An Edinburgh dog creche may be forced to turn away clients due to noise complaints from neighbours.

Edinburgh dog daycare centre staff 'harassed' over noise complaints Anna Bryan

Readers' letters: The UK is becoming a failed state By The Newsroom

A YouTube ban at Edinburgh schools could damage pupils' learning, it has been warned (Getty)

Call for YouTube school ban to be lifted Ian Swanson

The Filmhouse on Lothian Road ceased trading last Thursday. Picture: Lisa Ferguson.

Council urged to help rescue Filmhouse Donald Turvill

Vogrie House, Vogrie Country Park. Photo by Scott Louden.

Councillors act on Vogrie survey findings Kevin Quinn

At the full Council meeting on Tuesday, councillors agreed to adopt a new short term lets policy, at the Midlothian Council Debating chamber at Midlothian House, Buccleuch St in Dalkeith .

Short term lets to be licensed Kevin Quinn

Drinkers help themselves to a pint at a beer festival in the Caledonian Brewery in May 1985

No buyer found for Caledonian Brewery - your views online By The Newsroom

Roisin Therese with partner Toby Saltonstall.

Rainbow bridge could be spared demolition Ian Swanson

Action Week is highlighting poverty injustice - Cammy Day By The Newsroom