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Sandie Peggie, a nurse at Queen Margaret Hospital in Dunfermline, is taking Fife Hospital Board to tribunal regarding Dr Beth Upton, a trans doctor, being permitted to use a female changing room while transitioning

Women’s Aid deserves our funding support - Iain Whyte

Scottish Conservative MSP for Lothian Sue Webber

Greens seek to punish vital charity - Sue Webber

The Greens are suggesting that the council should review its contracts with groups such as Edinburgh Women’s Aid, says Susan Dalgety

Stick to saving the planet - Susan Dalgety

'Council spent £16m on a bridge to nowhere. It's a dangerous mess'

£16m bridge leads to 'dangerous' deep mud...it looks like a warzone

abour leader and incoming Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and wife Victoria enter 10 Downing Street

Watch: Keir Starmer makes first speech as Prime Minister outside No 10

SNP Net Zero Secretary Mairi McAllan (Picture:Andrew Milligan/PA Wire)

Net zero boast always was posturing tosh - John McLellan

Alba MSP Ash Regan holds fate of Humza Yousaf in her hands

The Manse Road bus gate is the most controversial aspect of the Corstorphine low traffic neighbourhood.

More 'mince' on low traffic neighbourhoods - John McLellan

How the Grinch stole Christmas

Who needs a Grinch when we have a Robison? - Sue Webber

A Remembrance poppy wreath

Red, white and Greens - John McLellan

As heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson famously said, everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth

Voters will take their metaphorical cue from Mike Tyson - John McLellan

Labour Leader Cammy Day at the City Chambers

Yousaf’s council tax freeze brings us major problems - Cammy Day

First Minister Humza Yousaf answers questions at the Scottish Council for Development and Industry forum in the Royal Bank of Scotland Business School. Photo: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images

SNP Government’s New Deal for Business plan looks good on paper, but where’s the...

There are currently 14 employees in the 'redeployment pool' at a cost to the taxpayer of over £700,000, says John McLellan

Treating people fairly not the same as guaranteeing they can stay on the public ...

Scottish Greens co-leaders Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater

Lessons on democracy from Greens somewhat rich - John McLellan

Inverleith Councillor Iain Whyte

Adult Social Care Department left in the lurch - Iain Whyte
Most politicians like a media headline. The last week has taught us that some can’t resist that urge even if it damages services to residents and the professional reputation of the council.
Iain Whyte

Green Party’s only MP to stand down at next election

The New Waverley site is ideal for students, within walking distance of much of Edinburgh University’s facilities (Picture: Lisa Ferguson)

Rent cap was well-meaning but made housing shortage problem worse

Where Art I? Edinburgh Sketcher, 13 February 2023

Readers' letters: Westminster rule is damaging Scotland

Scotland needs more homes to help tackle homelessness (Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images)

Greens scare off housing investors despite 47,000 homeless people

A chainmail-clad John Cleese reads a newspaper while Graham Chapman smokes a quiet pipe on the set of Monty Python and the Holy Grail (Picture: John Downing/Express/Getty Images)

John McLellan: Green politician went full Monty Python about republican protests

The Albert Hotel, North Queensferry (Pic: Michael Gillen)

Albert Hotel: Greens back bid for community buy out of iconic Fife hotel

Claire Miller

Cyclists and Greens disappointed by decision to remove bus lane on the A8

All the main political parties, bar the Conservatives, are committed to the published Edinburgh’s 2030 Climate Strategy

Edinburgh Council must deliver on climate commitments - Dr Sam Gardner

Labour group leader Cammy Day

Labour set to oust SNP and take control of city council

Lorna Slater (Green)

Make Green Party number one on your voting list - Lorna Slater

Free school milk was ended by Margaret Thatcher in 1971

Cartoned milk set to be ditched by Edinburgh school in a bid to cut waste
Cartoned milk is set to be ditched by a city primary school for pupils’ mid-morning break as part of a bid to drive down waste.
Donald Turvill

A return to a divisive referendum campaign will not help Scotland deal with Covid and its wider effects (Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images)

Why SNP's new Indyref drive is the last thing we need – Alex Cole-Hamilton MSP

In 2021, the total number of public charge points in the UK increased by a third.

Hundreds of eco-friendly cars in Midlothian as motorists go green

The site, just off New Market Road, is currently home to World of Football and World of Bowling. Photo: Google Street View

Edinburgh’s World of Football set for demolition

Councillor Campbell says 'nobody' wants to see tenants evicted

Edinburgh evictions: Council will take people to court to 'prompt engagement'

Readers' letters: Lib Dems turn back on green support

Scottish Greens co-leaders Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater launch the party's election manifesto in April (Picture: John Devlin)

Scottish Greens are changing their true colours to yellow – Alex Cole-Hamilton

The city council will now be raising actions again at Edinburgh Sheriff Court

Council to end Edinburgh evictions ban after only two months

Supporters of Scottish independence can take heart from the formation of an SNP-Scottish Green government (Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images)

Why the case for Indyref2 is stronger than ever – Angus Robertson MSP

An artist's impression of the proposed Sheriffhall roundabout flyover.

Could Edinburgh's Sheriffhall flyover plans be scrapped as part of Greens deal w...

Scottish Green leaders Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater.

Green councillors brand SNP as 'transphobic' in letter on government talks

Scottish Green Party co-leader Patrick Harvie should reconsider plans to increase insulation of homes, says Helen Martin (Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire)

Scottish Greens' plans for mass home insulation need a rethink – Helen Martin

The council is to look at other options to avoid a rents hike.

Edinburgh Council trying to avoid sharp rent hikes by finding external funding

Edinburgh Council is to consider increasing rents to make up for a recent rent freeze.

Edinburgh Council considering sharp rent increases to recoup losses

Adam McVey accused Westminster of 'absolute contempt'

Council tax freeze and free iPads for pupils as Edinburgh's budget is approved

'Sl;um landlord' warning issued by Tory councillor Graham Hutchison

Edinburgh City Council’s rent rise plan derailed by opposition rainbow coalition

Council leader Adam McVey had backed rents rise

Rainbow coalition forces council U-turn on home rents rise across Edinburgh

The council’s 20,000 tenants are facing a 2 per cent increase in rent. Picture: Ian Rutherford/JPIMedia

Edinburgh's poorest tenants face hike in council house rents

Queensferry Crossing is fine engineering - your views

Time for Greens to stand up and be counted - your views

Bike sheds plea: Councillor Chas Booth

Council urged to scrap £200 planning fee for Edinburgh bike sheds

Edinburgh City Council spent more then £14m on outside consultants last year.

Council spending on consultants rockets to £14m

In refraininig from her default setting of attacks on Westminster, Nicola Sturgeon has been both smart and pragmatic (Picture: Michael Schofield/The Sun/PA Wire)

Edinburgh Council is using coronavirus to sneak through major changes to city – ...

Coronavirus: We’ll all just have to bottle up the glass – John McLellan

Sully showed remarkably good judgement when he covered Ruth Davidson’s face on a leaflet with his paws (Picture: PA)

Our Sully, the King of Cats, is no more – Susan Morrison

Andrew McRae of the Federation of Small Businesses

Why Edinburgh businesses are celebrating a narrow escape – John McLellan

All 59 of Scotland's result declarations will likely take place between midnight and 6am (Getty Images)

General election 2019 results: when Edinburgh constituencies start declaring, an...

With both IndyRef2 and Brexit still on the cards, this election could define Scotland's future. Picture: Shutterstock

General Election 2019: what is tactical voting and will it make a difference to ...

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Scotland Workplace Parking Levy: what is the new workplace parking tax and how m...