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SNP's Joanna Cherry loses Edinburgh seat amid Labour landslide

JOANNA Cherry has lost her seat amid a Labour landslide sweeping the SNP away across the central belt.

The National (Scotland)

Councillor who launched 'cynical' attack on Humza Yousaf to run for Labour

A LABOUR councillor who launched a “cynical” attack on Humza Yousaf a few years ago has been selected to stand in Edinburgh South West for the…

The National (Scotland)

Row as five-star Edinburgh hotel bids for celebrity vehicle access

PLANS to allow taxis and coaches access to a busy Edinburgh city centre pedestrian area so a new five-star hotel can “show off” celebrity…

The National (Scotland)

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Camera pole cut in half in protest at traffic calming measures in Edinburgh

A CAMERA pole has been vandalised in an apparent protest towards traffic calming measures in Edinburgh.

The National (Scotland)

Edinburgh residents fighting low traffic neighbourhood consider 'legal route'

The city's transport chief said he would "welcome that scrutiny" but was confident there were no legal issues with the implementation of the low traffic neighbourhood.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh 'Spaces for People' consultation blunder discovered months before councillors told

A councillor said there were "very serious questions" around why elected members weren't told sooner.

Edinburgh Live

Angry Edinburgh locals gather to oppose 'discriminatory' traffic changes

Residents of an Edinburgh neighbourhood gathered on Tuesday evening to oppose traffic changes in the area that have been branded 'discriminatory', though Edinburgh Council have said the changes are 'simply a trial'.

Edinburgh Live

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Council unveils updated George Street pedestrianisation plan

Licensed taxis will be allowed restricted access, but private hire cabs will have none, causing consternation among the latter

Insider UK

Edinburgh George Street private hire ban could spark legal challenge

The different rules for black cabs versus private hires on George Street "makes no sense," a taxi boss told councillors.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh trams through Leith finally here - but council has next phase in its sights already

After four years of construction Edinburgh's new £207m tram line from Picardy Place to Newhaven opens to the public today - but city residents can only expect a short break from tram works as attention turns to the next extension.

Edinburgh Live

Huge pothole on busy Scots road shreds tyre and leaves car with chipped alloy

The major route serves the Royal Infirmary and is busy with traffic going in and out of the city.

Daily Record

Muted celebration as Edinburgh tram line finally finished

Project cost city £1bn and 12 years of disruption after multiple delays and legal battles

The Guardian - UK

Edinburgh woman has BMW tyre sliced open by 'dangerous' pothole outside hospital

The busy road serves the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh and is a major route in and out of the city with thousands of road users heading down the stretch where the hole opened up every day.

Edinburgh Live

Almost half all Edinburgh electric vehicle charger fine appeals successful

The council's transport chief said "larger and more clear tariff information stickers" have been displayed at charge points so the rules are clear.

Edinburgh Live

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Brutal Steeltown Murders solved after 30 years by key evidence from killer's grave

Remarkable real-life crime story is gripping viewers of BBC1 drama Steeltown Murders, with DCI Bethell played by Philip Glenister and Scott Arthur

Wales Online

BBC Steeltown Murders star Scott Arthur quizzed the real-life cop he plays over dinner before filming

DCI Paul Bethell was part of the team that solved the 1973 Port Talbot murders

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Spaces for People 'errors' to cost council thousands and prolong consultation

A six month consultation on making active travel schemes permanent will have to be started again due to mistakes with bus lanes and yellow lines advertised in plans put to the public.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh to scrap bulky uplift charge for low income households

It currently costs residents £5 per item to be collected by the council - but the charge will be waived for those on low incomes as part of a bid to reduce fly tipping rates.

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Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh woman in wheelchair 'forced into oncoming traffic' by pavement parkers

Councillor Kayleigh O'Neill has spoken out about the dangers she faces regularly as a wheelchair user when coming across drivers who have parked on pavements in the city.

Edinburgh Live

Free Edinburgh tram travel for young people could continue despite end to funding

Discussions about the future of the scheme, which mirrors the Scottish Government-funded policy of free bus transport for under-22s, could see it continue.

Edinburgh Live

Inside Edinburgh's £86m North Bridge refurb - and why costs have spiralled out of control

Two way traffic is to return to the North Bridge in April, signalling a major milestone for the crisis-hit project.

The National (Scotland)

Residents consulted on transforming parking spaces into mini-parks across city centre

Kerbside parking spaces across Edinburgh could be transformed into mini-parks with benches and planters if plans are progressed by the council.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh parking spaces could be turned into mini parks for public to enjoy

The concept has already proved a success in other Uk cities and a study is currently being carried out on whether it could work in Edinburgh.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh electric car owners fined over 4,000 times for parking in charging bays

The council has amended its overstay policies to allow electric vehicles more time at rapid charging points and remove overnight fines at fast EV bays.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh's Leith Walk needs new bollards 'urgently' due to safety concerns

A Leith Walk councillor said bollards were vital in order to protect pedestrians but stressed they should be "aesthetically pleasing" and not "plasticy".

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