Edinburgh City Council's Labour group leader has pledged to fight cuts to services, invest £700 million in council homes and protect Lothian Buses as the party's 2022 election campaign gets underway.
Six incumbent Labour councillors will step down in May, ushering in a 'new generation' of members – including one City Centre candidate pledging to crack down on short-term lets in the ward and breathe new life into a "dilapidated" 50 year-old playpark near the Scottish Parliament.
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