Latest appointments and jobs news from the South West We take a look at some of the people in the region who have taken on new roles in recent weeks Birmingham Post · Nov 22, 2022
Edinburgh to withdraw support for Forth freeport bid as councillors were not given a vote Plans for the free trade zone will now go back to councillors for consideration before the council's support is confirmed. Edinburgh Live · Nov 18, 2022
Edinburgh Council give update on closure of Filmhouse and end of Film Festival Officials said there is optimism about the future of the film festival but warned saving the popular Filmhouse cinema would be "challenging". Edinburgh Live · Oct 13, 2022
Edinburgh Christmas market 'fiasco' exposed as new operator approved The council has secured a new company to run the Christmas market and ice rink - but city councillors say big questions remain over what happened with the original contract. Edinburgh Live · Oct 10, 2022
Multi-million pound Edinburgh Christmas market deal collapsed after 'difference of opinion' A number of new attractions proposed including a zip wire and a new fun fair will no longer be delivered after Christmas market contractors walked away from the deal. Daily Record · Oct 10, 2022
New Edinburgh Christmas Market organisers confirmed with events spread across city Edinburgh’s city councillors have announced new producers for the Capital’s holiday market after a £5million agreement with a German firm fell through over a “difference of opinions.” Edinburgh Live · Oct 10, 2022
Edinburgh Christmas market deal collapsed after 'difference of opinion' A number of new attractions proposed including a zip wire and a new fun fair will no longer be delivered after Christmas market contractors walked away from the deal. Edinburgh Live · Oct 10, 2022
Edinburgh rent freeze could halt work on affordable house building A freeze in 2023/24 could see the local authority to give-up on its target to build 10,000 new council houses. Edinburgh Live · Sep 29, 2022
The historic rallying battle royale revived 40 years on Ford Escorts have dominated historic rallying for years but finally, in the shape of a Fiat 131, they face some tough opposition from an old foe Autosport · Aug 5, 2022
Why Shelsley's 1000-yard dash is worth checking out this weekend This weekend’s Classic Nostalgia gathering at the 117-year-old Shelsley Walsh hillclimb course spotlights storied British marque BRM and a celebration of rallying on its long list of attractions Autosport · Jul 15, 2022
Edinburgh bid to give council bosses control over £13m investment blocked An SNP councillor said she was "shocked" at plans for the chief executive and two councillors to sign off plans for how £13m from the UK Government's Shared Prosperity Fund should be spent. Edinburgh Live · Jun 23, 2022
Thrills and spills as BTCC supports get underway The British Touring Car Championship began last weekend at Donington Park, and with it came the usual thrilling racing action from the TOCA supports. Elsewhere, close battles raged in the opening rounds of the British Rally Championship and British Hillclimb Championship Autosport · Apr 26, 2022
Edinburgh delay decision on historic Leith building until after election The Council purchased Custom House in 2014 with the intention of turning it into a museum — an option now deemed financially unsustainable, as plans are unveiled to create a 'community and creative hub' instead. Edinburgh Live · Apr 26, 2022
Edinburgh low cost zebra crossings could take "several years" A councillor's bid to run a trial scheme of side street crossings in Edinburgh failed after the council found they would breach UK Government legislation. Edinburgh Live · Apr 5, 2022