Edinburgh’s political parties have promised cleaner streets, improved waste collection services and a crackdown on fly-tipping and dog fouling if voted in at the council elections.
With under a month to go until polling day, plans for a cleaner capital have been put forward across all the party manifestos.
And while the range of new policies and initiatives suggested vary from party to party, some groups are aligned on certain issues, with Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the Conservatives all pledging to scrap bulky uplift fees to reduce fly-tipping rates in the city.
