The Latest Breaking News from City of Edinburgh Council

Residents of a tenement building in Portobello received a suspicious letter asking them to carry out repairs to the the property. The council have quickly responded.

A planning application for 'high-quality' student accommodation and ground floor commercial space at Jock’s Lodge has been submitted to the City of Edinburgh Council, hoping to address increased demand for housing and boost local businesses.

Self-proclaimed 'do-gooder' Nicola flags any holes she sees on Twitter, tagging in the City of Edinburgh Council, to spread awareness of the dangers of the craters and get them sorted.

An Edinburgh driver has hit back at the state of the roads in Edinburgh after his car was left with a punctured tyre when he was driving home on Craigmillar Castle Road.

Gorgie farm employs a number of young people and runs a food bank providing essential items to members of the Gorgie community.

THE City of Edinburgh Council has asked the UK Treasury for more than £500,000 to cover the costs of events to mark the Queens's death.

An Edinburgh couple fears for their children's health after living in a damp and mouldy property for five years. The City of Edinburgh Council tenants say they reported the problem back in 2017.

Every recipe in the cookbook was provided by someone in the area. So locals contributed their own favourite recipes, making the project completely community-based.

The development of student flats has been given the green light in the Canongate by the Scottish government on appeal after the City of Edinburgh Council rejected plans in August.

There will be some alterations to when your Christmas tree and garden waste is collected over the next two weeks – and these are the important dates you need to know about this festive season.

In celebration of this year's Living Wage week, the City of Edinburgh Council highlighted more than a hundred businesses like Argonaut Books and Maison de Moggy who have committed to paying the real living wage.