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NEW data has shown the total costs of cycling accidents for Edinburgh City Council since the city’s tram tracks were built.

Chairman of the Libyan Presidential Council Mohamed al-Menfi held talks on Tuesday with United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on the sidelines of the 77th UN General Assembly in New York. They discussed the latest developments in Libya, including the political impasse that has negatively impacted the fragile security situation. They…

Arborists found three of the four figs on the refuge were in decline and were unable to improve.

Attorney Timmy Knudsen is expected to be confirmed by the full City Council on Wednesday and sworn in immediately so he can take his seat and cast his first votes. If Tuesday’s Rules Committee meeting was any indication, there might just be only one dissenting vote: Southwest Side Ald. Marty…

The industrial action has resulted in piles of rubbish building up outside recycling centres and across the borough

Council report states new lighting will make area "safer and more attractive for pedestrians”

Labour opposition leaders in both County Durham and Northumberland have reservations about the long-awaited devolution deal that could unite councils under a North East mayor

There have been 422 cycling accidents on Edinburgh's tram lines since 2012, with 196 successful claims being made.

The Ayr Gaiety Partnership has provided details of its work over the last 12 months, as it prepares for decision on request for £450,000 in council support.